Material culture
Keywords:
Copperalloy Pin, Nails, Pottery, Bone, SherdsAbstract
The pottery assemblage comprised approximately 350 sherds of various dates (Neolithic, Norse, medieval and tentatively post-medieval) indicating that the caves were a focus for sporadic activity if not continuous occupation over several successive periods in the past. A small group of well preserved bone and antler items were recovered although Antler Cave had only antler tines. Iron nails included clench nails which have a strong association with boat construction but not of any specific period. A copper-alloy pin from Wetweather Cave could have been Norse or medieval in date.Downloads
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01-01-2005
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“Material Culture”. 2005. Scottish Historical and Archaeological Internet Reports 18 (January): 15-21. https://journals.socantscot.org/index.php/shair/article/view/960.
