Total excavation of a later prehistoric enclosure at Braehead, Glasgow

Authors

  • Clare Ellis
  • Iona Anthony Contributor
  • Ann Breen Contributor
  • Anne Crone Contributor
  • John Dore Contributor
  • Rob Engl Contributor
  • Fraser Hunter Contributor
  • Dawn McLaren Contributor
  • Ann MacSween Contributor
  • Marco Madella Contributor
  • David Sanderson Contributor
  • Alys Vaughan-Williams Contributor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.137.179.264

Keywords:

Settlement, Cannel Coal, Jewellery, Ditches, Enclosure, Palisade, bracelets

Abstract

Total excavation revealed a later prehistoric multi-ditched and multi-palisaded enclosure succeeded by unenclosed settlement. Despite the obvious investment of time and labour in the construction of the numerous palisades and three large concentric ditches episodic, seasonal use of the site is strongly indicated. Total artefact retrieval produced a cannel coal assemblage which has thrown light on the manufacture of the cannel coal bracelets so typical of later prehistoric sites in west-central Scotland.

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Published

30-11-2008

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How to Cite

Total excavation of a later prehistoric enclosure at Braehead, Glasgow. (2008). Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 137, 179-264. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.137.179.264

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