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Investigation at Cox Bank Farm April 2011

 

The farmer had noticed that in the middle of one of his fields was an area where the molehills were of much darker soil than in the rest of the field. He asked SOTMAS to investigate... The rest of this report and some pictures are here.

 


 

Excavations at Cox Bank Farm 2006 - Bronze Age Burnt Mound

by Winston Hollins and Alex Carnes, 2007

 

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The following photographs directly supplement the report content (1280x960, approx 500 KB each):

 

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Photographs of the wood and charcoal deposits can be found in the gallery:

 

Cox Bank Photograph Gallery (Pictures by Dave Thomas)

 

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