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The Chadwell St Mary Ringwork A Late Bronze Age And Anglosaxon Settlement In Southern Essex Andrew A S Newton

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The Chadwell St Mary Ringwork A Late Bronze Age And Anglosaxon Settlement In Southern Essex Andrew A S Newton
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Publisher: BAR Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 39.08 MB
Author: Andrew A. S. Newton
ISBN: 9781407356747, 1407356747
Language: English
Year: 2020

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The Chadwell St Mary Ringwork A Late Bronze Age And Anglosaxon Settlement In Southern Essex Andrew A S Newton by Andrew A. S. Newton 9781407356747, 1407356747 instant download after payment.

Chadwell St Mary is a village in the unitary authority of Thurrock, in southern Essex. This part of the county contains a high proportion of prehistoric settlement. This volume describes the archaeological excavation of a site to the east of Chadwell St Mary and the late Bronze Age and Anglo-Saxon settlements that were recorded there. The Bronze Age settlement contains a ringwork or ‘Springfield style enclosure’, relatively rare sites with a restricted geographical distribution, and is significant because of its proximity to the similar site at Mucking. This volume examines the function of such enclosures, their significance in the landscape of southern Essex, and looks, in general, at our current understanding of the utilisation of the Bronze Age landscape. The small Anglo-Saxon settlement is of significance due to its potential relationship with the larger contemporary settlement at Mucking. The book examines Anglo-Saxon structures and settlement form and layout.

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