Newly-discovered short cist burials with beakers

Authors

  • V Gordon Childe
  • Arthur J H Edwards
  • Alexander Low
  • Margaret O MacDougall
  • E V Laing Contributor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.078.106.119

Keywords:

Leather, Charcoal, Flint, Beaker Vessel, Bead, Burials, Blade, Beakers, Jet, Pin, Flint Flake, Sheath

Abstract

A short cist at Lochend contained a crouched adult male skeleton with a Beaker vessel, a flint nodule and charcoal. A short cist at Kirkaldy contained a Beaker urn, a tanged blade of bronze with a hazel-wood haft, and a smaller bronze object like a pin, a flint flake, twelve conical buttons, and an elongated bead of "jet" and a very decayed skeleton. A second cist contained portions of a leather covering with a bone-hafted knife-dagger in its sheath; small fragments of woven fabric were adhering to the leather. A cist at West Fenton contained an adolescent skeleton and a beaker vessel. A cist at Nunraw contained a skeleton and a Beaker vessel.

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Published

30-11-1944

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How to Cite

Newly-discovered short cist burials with beakers. (1944). Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 78, 106-119. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.078.106.119

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