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Edited by Fiona Coward, Royal Holloway, University of London, Robert Hosfield, University of Reading, Matt Pope, University College London, Francis Wenban-Smith, University of Southampton
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The Survey and Excavation of a Bronze Age Timber Circle at Holme-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, 1998–9
Mark Brennand, Maisie Taylor, Trevor Ashwin, Alex Bayliss, Matt Canti, Andrew Chamberlain, C.A.I. French, Val Fryer, Rowena Gale, F.M.L. Green, Cathy Groves, Allan Hall, Neil Linford, Peter Murphy, Mark Robinson, James Wells, David Williams
Journal: Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society / Volume 69 / 2003
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In 1998 a circle of timber posts within the intertidal zone on the north Norfolk coast was brought to the attention of the Norfolk County Council Archaeological Service. A subsequent programme of archaeological recording and dating revealed that the structure was constructed in the spring or early summer of 2049 BC, during the Early Bronze Age. Because of the perceived threat of damage and erosion from the sea a rescue excavation was undertaken during the summer months of 1999. The structure was entirely excavated, involving the removal of the timbers and a programme of stratigraphic recording and environmental analysis. A survey was also undertaken within the environs of the site which has identified further timber structures dating from the Bronze Age. Detailed examination of the timber from the circle has produced a wealth of unexpected information which has added greatly to our understanding of Early Bronze Age woodworking, organisation of labour and the layout and construction of timber ritual monuments.

APPENDIX
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division II - FLORIDÆ
Charles Cardale Babington
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CLASS I. DICOTYLEDONES
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Division 2 - CALYCIFLORÆ. Pet. distinct and, as well as the stam., perigynous or epigynous
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division 4 - MONOCHLAMYDEÆ. Only a single perianth or none
Charles Cardale Babington
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE ORDERS AND GENERA
Charles Cardale Babington
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Frontmatter
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ABBREVIATIONS
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INDEX TO THE POPULAR ENGLISH NAMES
Charles Cardale Babington
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PREFACE
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Division III - GLUMIFERÆ
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division 3 - COROLLIFLORÆ. Pet. united, at least at the base. Stam. mostly epipetalous
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SYNOPSIS OF THE NATURAL ORDERS OF BRITISH PLANTS
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division I - DICTYOGENÆ
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division 5 - GYMNOSPERMÆ. Ovules and seedsapparently naked. Ovary and styles wanting. Perianth wanting
Charles Cardale Babington
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Division 1 - THALAMIFLORÆ. Pet. distinct (rarely 0) and as well as the stam. growing separately from the sepals, hypogynous
Charles Cardale Babington
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A GLOSSARY OF THE TERMS USED IN THE MANUAL
Charles Cardale Babington
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NATURAL ORDERS OF BRITISH PLANTS
Charles Cardale Babington
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The Survey and Excavation of a Bronze Age Timber Circle at Holme-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, 1998–9

APPENDIX

Division II - FLORIDÆ

CLASS I. DICOTYLEDONES

Division 2 - CALYCIFLORÆ. Pet. distinct and, as well as the stam., perigynous or epigynous

Division 4 - MONOCHLAMYDEÆ. Only a single perianth or none

ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE ORDERS AND GENERA

Frontmatter

ABBREVIATIONS

INDEX TO THE POPULAR ENGLISH NAMES

PREFACE

Division III - GLUMIFERÆ

Division 3 - COROLLIFLORÆ. Pet. united, at least at the base. Stam. mostly epipetalous

SYNOPSIS OF THE NATURAL ORDERS OF BRITISH PLANTS

Division I - DICTYOGENÆ

Division 5 - GYMNOSPERMÆ. Ovules and seedsapparently naked. Ovary and styles wanting. Perianth wanting

Division 1 - THALAMIFLORÆ. Pet. distinct (rarely 0) and as well as the stam. growing separately from the sepals, hypogynous

A GLOSSARY OF THE TERMS USED IN THE MANUAL

NATURAL ORDERS OF BRITISH PLANTS

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