Bronze Age cemetery (Area D)
Keywords:
Cremated Human Bone, Cemetery, Hammerstone, Graves, Flint, Drying Kiln, Cremated Remains
Cremated Human Bone, Cemetery, Hammerstone, Graves, Flint, Drying Kiln, Cremated Remains
Period(s):
Medieval, Bronze Age
Medieval, Bronze Age
Abstract
The cemetery comprised three graves containing cremated remains and two possible inhumations. More interments may have been present prior to the insertion of the post-medieval drying kiln. A detailed archaeological description is followed by specialist reports on radiocarbon dates, a Collared Urn, worked flint, a hammerstone, an antler pin, a bronze dagger and cremated human bone.
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Published
01-01-2011
How to Cite
Johnson, Melanie, Alison Sheridan, Graeme Warren, Adam Jackson, Dawn McLaren, Peter Northover, and Sue Anderson. 2011. “Bronze Age Cemetery (Area D)”. Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports 46 (January):27-42. https://journals.socantscot.org/index.php/sair/article/view/3037.