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Iron Age
By the Late Bronze Age there was a change in the farming practices undertaken at Lingsmead Quarry, Horton. The farms and field systems used in the Middle Bronze Age went out of use and were abandoned....
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Holy Brook Culvert, Bridge Street, Reading
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Film Theatre and Television Project, University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading, Berkshire by Wessex Archaeology
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Environment and palaeochannels
The archaeological evidence that we see on the site has been dug into the natural geology for several millennia. The site is located in an area of floodplain gravels within the Middle Thames Valley....
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Early Bronze Age
Little evidence for activity in the Early Bronze Age (2400-1600 BC) was recovered during the excavations at Kingsmead Quarry, but for a few significant features.Bronze Age barrowTwo significant...
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Bridge St, East II, Reading Interim Report by Wessex Archaeology
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Berkshire’s first housing development
The excavations have revealed some of the most significant evidence for occupation during the early Neolithic period (4000-3300 BC) in England. The findings have made Horton one of the most important...
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Beaker burial
A woman of importanceA woman of importanceA rare Beaker burial, possibly of a woman aged over 35 years, was found in a small earth dug grave at Kingsmead Quarry. The burial contained a number of grave...
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Anslow's Cottages, Burgh Field, Berks by Wessex Archaeology
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Asda Superstore Slough Evaluation 1987 by Wessex Archaeology on Scribd
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White House Pub, Newbury Archaeological Evaluation 1987 by Wessex Archaeology on Scribd
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