Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, not ident, from base of postglacial colluvium directly overlying late glacial deposits, assoc with snails of open country and woodland spp, at Cow Gap, Eastbourne, Sussex, England. Comment [Ed]: Date revised from earlier BM-2220.

ID: 520, C14 ID: BM-2220R Date BP: 5000 +/- 360, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 5360

OS Letter: TV, OS East: 595, OS North: 957

Archaeologist Name: Caroline Ellis

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 515-16 (original date Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 71 (revision)

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Partly charred nutshells, in pit at Coygan Camp, Carmarthenshire, Wales.

ID: 4180, C14 ID: NPL-132 Date BP: 5000 +/- 95, Start Date BP: 4905, End BP: 5095

OS Letter: SN, OS East: 284, OS North: 91

Archaeologist Name: G J Wainwright

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 10, 1968, 117; Wainwright G J, 'Coygan Camp: a prehistoric Romano-British and Dark Age settlement in Carmarthenshire', 1967

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as partial human frontal, from square D3, layer OB, of excavation in front of the western entrance to Robin Hood Cave, Creswell Crags, Derbyshire, England. Subm R M Jacobi. Comment (subm): frontal bone is clearly Early Neolithic and confirms presence of post-Pleistocene material in these external screes. Mello had previously recorded human bones from outside this entrance, and from that spoil Campbell recovered material representing at least two individuals. A lumbar vertebra from same source has date of 4870 120 (OxA-1807). Original depositional context of all these human bones is unknown.

ID: 7597, C14 ID: OxA-7386 Date BP: 5000 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4960, End BP: 5040

Abstract: Museum specimen from Creswell Crags Visitor Centre

Archaeologist Name: R M Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 438; Q J Geol Soc, 33(3), 579-88

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from inner stone-packing, sample 1:79 at Carrowmore - Grave 27, Sligo, Ireland. Coll G Burenhult. Subm G Burenhult. Comment (subm): See monograph below.

ID: 2097, C14 ID: Lu-1808 Date BP: 5000 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4935, End BP: 5065

OS Letter: G, OS East: 66, OS North: 33

Archaeologist Name: G Burenhult

Reference Name: Burenhult G, 'The archaeology of Carrowmore...' (Stockholm 1984), 128-32

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6358, C14 ID: OxA-910 Date BP: 5000 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4930, End BP: 5070

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alnus, STT/C 176-177, from sequence of peats at site considered a possible terminal of the Sweet Track, Somerset Levels, Somerset, England. Subm D Weir. Comment (J M Wells, AML): the five dates OxA-7060 to-7603 and -7096, when calibrated, tie in well with dendrodate for Sweet Track of 3807/6 BC. [further comment in ref.]

ID: 7648, C14 ID: OxA-7062 Date BP: 5000 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4940, End BP: 5060

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 425, OS North: 398

Archaeologist Name: D Weir, Anc Mons Lab

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 41, 1999, 199

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Carbon Date. 3000BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 4560, C14 ID: OxA-2290 Date BP: 5000 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4920, End BP: 5080

Abstract: Liffs Low, England

Archaeologist Name: Smith

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(1), 1991, 121-134

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Carbon Date. 2999BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cheviot Quarry - carbonised plant macrofossil; hazelnut, single fragment; the hazelnut fragment came from the primary fill of pit F031, underlying secondary fill 031 which in turn was situated beneath subsoil 002. The pit was cut into natural gravel deposit 003. The potsherd was deposited 0.7m from the surface, cut into fluvio-glacial gravel terrace deposits. There was no rootlet penetration but some bioturbation (worm).

ID: 9725, C14 ID: OxA-16068 Date BP: 4999 +/- 32, Start Date BP: 5031, End BP: 4967

Abstract: Cheviot Quarry: Neolithic activity sequence

Archaeologist Name: B Johnson

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2999BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from posthole, Site D, feature 50 at Carn Brea, Redruth, Cornwall, England.

ID: 4251, C14 ID: BM-825 Date BP: 4999 +/- 64, Start Date BP: 4935, End BP: 5063

OS Letter: SW, OS East: 684, OS North: 407

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 37; Fowler P J (ed), 'Recent work in Rural Archaeology', (Bradford-on-Avon, 1975), 30; Cornish Archaeol, 20, 1981, 1-204

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Carbon Date. 2995BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alnus, STT/C 138-139, from sequence of peats at site considered a possible terminal of the Sweet Track, Somerset Levels, Somerset, England. Subm D Weir. Comment (J M Wells, AML): the five dates OxA-7060 to-7603 and -7096, when calibrated, tie in well with dendrodate for Sweet Track of 3807/6 BC. [further comment in ref.]

ID: 7650, C14 ID: OxA-7096 Date BP: 4995 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4930, End BP: 5060

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 425, OS North: 398

Archaeologist Name: D Weir, Anc Mons Lab

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 41, 1999, 199

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Carbon Date. 2990BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as animal - cattle, horse, deer antler, pig - from primary silt of cursus ditch at Drayton, Oxfordshire, England. Subm R Chambers (Oxford AU).

ID: 3729, C14 ID: HAR-6477 Date BP: 4990 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5090

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 491, OS North: 943

Archaeologist Name: R Ainslie, J Wallis

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 306; Oxoniensia, 52, 1987, 1-9

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Carbon Date. 2990BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as large fragments from mixed species, from layer of gravel/sand beneath brown organic-rich silt at Crane Wharf, Reading (W112), Berkshire, England. Subm John Terry 1986. Comment (subm): Measured for prehistoric date of associated deposits.

ID: 911, C14 ID: HAR-7027 Date BP: 4990 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4930, End BP: 5050

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 718, OS North: 733

Archaeologist Name: John Terry (Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 180

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Carbon Date. 2990BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, SMT3SO1, from shallow pit, Trench 3, Sec 0 in Seamer Moor Barrow 1, Scarborough, N Yorkshire, England. Coll 1966, subm A E Finney 1985. Comment (subm): grave pit was excavated in 1934 but as all 1934 material was destroyed in Hull bombing of 1942, this sample dates this grave pit and three other pits not found in 1966 excavation.

ID: 8729, C14 ID: HAR-8786 Date BP: 4990 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4900, End BP: 5080

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 19, OS North: 861

Archaeologist Name: T C M Brewster 1966

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 107; Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 50 [near-repeat]

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Carbon Date. 2990BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit F118, assoc plain Neo bowl pottery and flints at Spong Hill, N Elmham, Norfolk, England. Coll R D Carr.

ID: 3501, C14 ID: BM-1535 Date BP: 4990 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 5070

OS Letter: TG, OS East: 980, OS North: 197

Archaeologist Name: R D Carr

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 233

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Carbon Date. 2983BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbonised wood, from pit 14 associated with sherds and cremated bone at Raigmore, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 4420, C14 ID: SRR-188 Date BP: 4983 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4853, End BP: 5113

OS Letter: NH, OS East: 687, OS North: 456

Archaeologist Name: D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 16, 1974, 250

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Carbon Date. 2980BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Carbonised residue; adhering to internal surface of potsherd; the sherds were found in the pre-cairn buried soil (211), beneath cell W of the cairn structure. There is some possibility that these sherds are residual or intrusive, but they should not derive from the Mesolithic use of the site. Nor is it likely that the sherds could have penetrated the buried soil after the cairn was built over it. The sherds should therefore date to the pre-cairn Neolithic 'domestic' activity at Hazleton, or possibly to the post-midden, pre-cairn interval in which the site was cultivated.

ID: 9242, C14 ID: OxA-13375 Date BP: 4980 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 5080, End BP: 4880

Abstract: Hazleton North: pre-cairn series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2980BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as various spp, from context XV, 'Obanian' shell midden, early phase, in cleft of old sea cliff at Carding Mill Bay, Oban, Argyll, Scotland. [Ed: see also OxA-3739 to -3740, in 'broad agreement'.]

ID: 7800, C14 ID: GU-2797 Date BP: 4980 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4930, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: NM, OS East: 847, OS North: 293

Archaeologist Name: K D Connock et al, Lorn Archaeol Soc

Reference Name: Glasgow Archaeol J, 17, 1991-2 (1993), 25-38

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Carbon Date. 2975BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alnus, STT/C 162-163, from sequence of peats at site considered a possible terminal of the Sweet Track, Somerset Levels, Somerset, England. Subm D Weir. Comment (J M Wells, AML): the five dates OxA-7060 to -7603 and -7096, when calibrated, tie in well with dendrodate for Sweet Track of 3807/6 BC. [further comment in ref.]

ID: 7646, C14 ID: OxA-7060 Date BP: 4975 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4915, End BP: 5035

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 425, OS North: 398

Archaeologist Name: D Weir, Anc Mons Lab

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 41, 1999, 199

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, HAD841, from Upper Delphs Terrace, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, England. Coll 1985, 1986, sub 1987 by C Evans.

ID: 8647, C14 ID: HAR-8092 Date BP: 4970 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4880, End BP: 5060

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 411, OS North: 733

Archaeologist Name: C Evans, Univ Cambridge

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 92-3; Fenland Res, 3, 1986; Antiquity, 62, 1988, 360-70

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus, from north post-pit (527) in mortuary area at Giants' Hills 2, Skendleby, Lincolnshire, England.

ID: 1416, C14 ID: CAR-822 Date BP: 4970 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5070

Abstract: Long barrow with facade and mortuary area

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans and D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 179-80; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 141-2; Evans, J G & Simpson, D D A in 'Archaeological results from accelerator dating' (ed J A J Gowlett & R E M Hedges), 1986, 125-31; Archaeologia, 109, 1991, 1-45

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:cattle

ID: 6362, C14 ID: OxA-914 Date BP: 4970 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4900, End BP: 5040

Abstract: Hazleton forecourt c, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood charcoal from destruction phase of hall at Balbridie, ?Banchory, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Comment (subm): see ref below for comment. [Ed: see also OxA-1767 to -1769; GU-1035 to -1038ii need revision on database.]

ID: 7699, C14 ID: GU-1832 Date BP: 4970 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: I B M Ralston and N Reynolds

Reference Name: Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:flax

ID: 5380, C14 ID: OxA-2436 Date BP: 4970 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4900, End BP: 5040

Abstract: Lismore Fields, England

Archaeologist Name: Garton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: shell:Limpet

ID: 5393, C14 ID: OxA-2481 Date BP: 4970 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5050

Abstract: Port St. Mary Rushen, UK

Archaeologist Name: Horn

Reference Name: Archaeometry 37(1), 1995, 195-214

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:cattle

ID: 6305, C14 ID: OxA-738 Date BP: 4970 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5050

Abstract: Hazleton 'midden' ca, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone from charnel chamber at Pen-y-Wyrlod, Talgarth, Powys, Wales.

ID: 4422, C14 ID: HAR-674 Date BP: 4970 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5050

OS Letter: SO, OS East: 151, OS North: 316

Archaeologist Name: D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 417; Antiquity, 47, 1973, 187-92; Curr Archaeol, 5(4), 1976, 121-2

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal (ref 33) from Plank 3, Quad 22 at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-1968; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2141, C14 ID: BM-1968R Date BP: 4970 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 5080

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood charcoal from destruction phase of hall at Balbridie, ?Banchory, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Comment (subm): see ref below for comment. [Ed: see also OxA-1767 to -1769; GU-1035 to -1038ii need revision on database.]

ID: 7697, C14 ID: GU-1830 Date BP: 4970 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4895, End BP: 5045

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: I B M Ralston and N Reynolds

Reference Name: Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal no 6, C, Ph IV at Abingdon, Berkshire, England.

ID: 4146, C14 ID: BM-353 Date BP: 4970 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5100

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 511, OS North: 983

Archaeologist Name: M Avery, H J Case

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 170-1; Ministry of Public Building and Works, Excavations Annual Report 1963, 1964, 9-10; Counc Brit Archaeol Res Rep, 44, 1982, 49

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England. Comment [Ed]: Date lies within Roman period.""

E Rose

E Anglian Archaeol, 8, 1978, 23-7

Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6356, C14 ID: OxA-907 Date BP: 4970 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2970BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Feature 110, S sec of facade trench at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-2014; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2149, C14 ID: BM-2014R Date BP: 4970 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4850, End BP: 5090

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2965BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Ribble Valley - waterlogged plant macrofossil; alder catkins/seeds; the materials are organic detritus from an organic-rich silty clay palaeosoil towards the top of a sequence of laminated coarse to medium sand flood deposits. The sequence was sampled from a core (CAL/C6) located in the centre of a palaeochannel with surface expression on Calder Terrace 2. The surface geomorphology reveals the setting is a palaeochannel. The sample is taken from towards the top of the palaeochannel fill, targeting a flood layer at 1.03-1.09m. The materials are detrital rather than in situ, but they comprise soft plant matter, probably locally derived, and are likely to be similar in age to the flood deposit. The dateable material comes from a sandy flood layer buried by further finer-grained flood laminations. Downwards root penetration is unlikely given the deposits are sealed beneath intact flood laminations. At the time of sampling the water table was at 0.25m beneath the surface, and based on iron and manganese discolouration probably oscillates around 0.5-0.75m below the surface.

ID: 9881, C14 ID: OxA-15745 Date BP: 4965 +/- 34, Start Date BP: 4999, End BP: 4931

Abstract: Ribble Valley: the Calder, terrace 2, core 6

Archaeologist Name: R Chiverrell

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2965BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Sample unspecified from small pit F3 with Neo pottery at Newton, Isle of Islay, Strathclyde, Scotland. [Ed: also some peat column dates not collected for database].

ID: 1994, C14 ID: GU-1952 Date BP: 4965 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4905, End BP: 5025

Abstract: Fence lines, pits, flint scatters

Archaeologist Name: R McCullagh

Reference Name: Glasgow Archaeol J, 15, 1988-9, 23-51

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Carbon Date. 2965BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, animal, id as deer, Ovicaprid, lying in the centre of the first compartment on the floor of the chamber at Loch Calder - Tulloch of Assery B -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3106, C14 ID: GU-1332 Date BP: 4965 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4905, End BP: 5025

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 67, OS North: 618

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2964BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charred wood, from Ehenside Tarn, Cumberland, England.

ID: 4181, C14 ID: C-462 Date BP: 4964 +/- 300, Start Date BP: 4664, End BP: 5264

OS Letter: NY, OS East: 0, OS North: 7

Archaeologist Name: various collectors

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 2, 1960, 70; Radiocarbon, 3, 1961, 40; Science, 113, 1951, 113; Archaeologia, 44, 1874, 273-92

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 5341, C14 ID: OxA-2354 Date BP: 4960 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Liffs Low, England

Archaeologist Name: Smith

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(1), 1991, 121-134

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 5846, C14 ID: OxA-3997 Date BP: 4960 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Sarn-y-Bryn-Calod, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Gibson

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(2), 1993, 305-326

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from foundation trench of early Neo 'house' at Fengate, Padholme Road, Cambridge, England.

ID: 4254, C14 ID: GaK-4196 Date BP: 4960 +/- 64, Start Date BP: 4896, End BP: 5024

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 213, OS North: 989

Archaeologist Name: F Pryor

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 17, 1975, 229; Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 405-6; Durobrivae, 1, 1973, 18; F Pryor, 'Excavation at Fengate, Peterborough, England: the first report' (Toronto, 1974 idem, ...second report, 1978, 226; Brit Archaeol Rep, 33, 1976, 33

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from centre of facade bedding trench at Willerby Wold, Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding, England.

ID: 4340, C14 ID: BM-189 Date BP: 4960 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4810, End BP: 5110

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 29, OS North: 761

Archaeologist Name: T G Manby

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 287; Proc Prehist Soc, 29, 1963, 173-205; Antiquity, 41, 1967, 306-7

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Cutting A, Square 67, lower peat at Letter F Farm, Burnt Fen, Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England. Comment (subm): the flints in this general context are compatible with the Neolithic dates suggested by the radiocarbon dates.

ID: 7904, C14 ID: CAR-378 Date BP: 4960 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4885, End BP: 5035

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 621, OS North: 876

Archaeologist Name: A G Smith et al

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 55, 1989, 207--49

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Early Neo pit at Flagstones House, Dorchester, Dorset, England.

ID: 2361, C14 ID: HAR-9161 Date BP: 4960 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4880, End BP: 5040

OS Letter: SY, OS East: 704, OS North: 899

Archaeologist Name: P J Woodward & R J C Smith ?

Reference Name: Dorset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc Proc, 107, 1986, 101-110; Dorset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc Proc, 109, 1987, 79-89; Dorset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc Proc, 113, 1991, 107-32

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from forecourt surface at Tully, Aldergrove Airport, County Fermanagh, Ireland.

ID: 4468, C14 ID: UB-2115 Date BP: 4960 +/- 85, Start Date BP: 4875, End BP: 5045

OS Letter: H, OS East: 124, OS North: 561

Archaeologist Name: D M Waterman

Reference Name: Ulster J Archaeol, 41, 1978, 3-14

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:cattle

ID: 6361, C14 ID: OxA-913 Date BP: 4960 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Hazleton forecourt c, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal (ref 144) from Feature 105, OGS under clay mound at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-2011; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2146, C14 ID: BM-2011R Date BP: 4960 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5080

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal (ref 150) from Feature 105, OGS under clay mound at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-2012; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2147, C14 ID: BM-2012R Date BP: 4960 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5080

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2960BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, HAD6LB17, from Upper Delphs Terrace, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, England. Subm IH 1985.

ID: 8815, C14 ID: HAR-9172 Date BP: 4960 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5050

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 411, OS North: 733

Archaeologist Name: I Hodder

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 64-5; Fenland Res, 3, 1986; Antiquity, 62, 1988, 360-70

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Carbon Date. 2959BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Basal charcoal layer under mound at Fochabers - Boghead Mound - Speymouth Forest, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4365, C14 ID: SRR-689 Date BP: 4959 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4849, End BP: 5069

OS Letter: NJ, OS East: 359, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Burl/Henshall

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1975, 33; Discovery Excav Scot, 1974, 84; Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 114, 1984, 35-73

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Carbon Date. 2955BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bestwall Quarry 2004-7 - carbonised residue; internal, early Neolithic Plain Bowl; from a large oval pit with steep sides and an undulating base. The fill comprised a mid-brown to grey sandy loam. Thirty-six sherds of pottery were found in the fill together with forty pieces of struck flint of an early Neolithic character. The feature was cut by posthole L522. There was no intrusion or residuality. The local geology is valley gravels overlain by sandy acidic subsoils and topsoils. The feature was cut into sandy gravel and was approximately 0.40m from the ground surface. There was no disturbance.

ID: 9645, C14 ID: GrA-28428 Date BP: 4955 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4995, End BP: 4915

Abstract: Bestwall Quarry: monument in Field L

Archaeologist Name: L Ladle

Reference Name: Cleal 1990 Field et al 1964 Richards 1990 Thomas 1999 Woodward 2000

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6354, C14 ID: OxA-905 Date BP: 4950 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4880, End BP: 5020

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, from find 3129, context 85, N quarry primary fill at Hazleton North, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Subm Alan Saville 1986. Comment (subm): See monograph; must relate to very early phase of quarry infill, presumed to have been used in construction. CAL dates in monograph.

ID: 2407, C14 ID: HAR-8350 Date BP: 4950 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 5010

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 73, OS North: 189

Archaeologist Name: Alan Saville

Reference Name: Saville A, 'Hazleton North, Gloucestershire, 1979-82' (= English Heritage Archaeol Rep, 13), 1990, 235-9; Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 194; Archaeometry, 28, 1986, 122; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 142; Archaeometry, 30, 1988, 160

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from buried soil under S part of cairn at Camster Long Cairn, Wick parish, Caithness, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 1178, C14 ID: GU-1707 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 260, OS North: 442

Archaeologist Name: L Masters

Reference Name: Davidson, J L & Henshall, A S, 'The chambered cairns of Caithness' (Edinburgh, 1991), 96-102

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alnus glutinosa, large timber, from layer 188, gravel/sand overlying laminated sands and gravels at Crane Wharf, Reading (W112), Berkshire, England. Subm John Terry 1986. Comment (subm): Measured for prehistoric date of associated deposits.

ID: 912, C14 ID: HAR-7028 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 718, OS North: 733

Archaeologist Name: John Terry (Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 180

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal and burnt acorns from F3, F4, F7, F8, F16, F24, F32, F36, F49, with Neolithic plain and Mildenhall pottery at Spong Hill, N Elmham, Norfolk, England. Coll R D Carr. Comment (subm): Disparity between BM-1533 and BM-1534 possibly due to bulking of sample. But both dates are acceptable for Mildenhall ware.

ID: 3502, C14 ID: BM-1534 Date BP: 4950 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5070

OS Letter: TG, OS East: 980, OS North: 197

Archaeologist Name: R D Carr

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 232-3

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alder, from Baker Slipway, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3855, C14 ID: HAR-2845 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 428, OS North: 424

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 90; Somerset Levels Pap 6, 1980, 20; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 66

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 4578, C14 ID: OxA-3367 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Rectory Farm, England

Archaeologist Name: McAvoy

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:oak

ID: 5043, C14 ID: OxA-1498 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Nab Head II, Wales

Archaeologist Name: David

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from occupation layer at Shippea Hill, Peacocks Farm, Cambridgeshire, England. Comment (lab): amalgamated with Q-528.

ID: 4184, C14 ID: Q-527 Date BP: 4950 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5070

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 64, OS North: 84

Archaeologist Name: J G D Clark

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 3, 1961, 70-1; Antiquity, 36, 1962, 10-23 and earlier refs therein

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Carbon Date. 2950BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus species, from Ringditch V, posthole F63 at Grendon Quarry, Northamptonshire, England.

ID: 7506, C14 ID: HAR-1498 Date BP: 4950 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5030

Abstract: Complex of 6 ringditches, some having had mounds

Archaeologist Name: A M Gibson and A McCormick

Reference Name: Northamptonshire Archaeol, 20, 1985, 23-66

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Carbon Date. 2946BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal in central pit under mound at Fochabers - Boghead Mound - Speymouth Forest, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4366, C14 ID: SRR-683 Date BP: 4946 +/- 175, Start Date BP: 4771, End BP: 5121

OS Letter: NJ, OS East: 359, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Burl/Henshall

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1975, 33; Discovery Excav Scot, 1974, 84; Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 114, 1984, 35-73

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Carbon Date. 2945BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; adult female, left femur; this bone is one of a pair of femora (<11035> and <9554>) found in context (412) of the south chamber, attributed to an adult female and evidently not belonging to another identified or dated individual. Context (412) was sealed between a paved floor, context (452) (or (453), the pre-cairn surface, where paving was absent), and (352), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. The two femora were evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9257, C14 ID: GrA-24564 Date BP: 4945 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4990, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2944BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, gully bounding flint-knapping floor at Moel y Gaer, Rhosesmor, Clwyd, Wales.

ID: 778, C14 ID: SRR-497 Date BP: 4944 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4904, End BP: 4984

OS Letter: SJ, OS East: 211, OS North: 691

Archaeologist Name: G Guilbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 414; Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 369; Antiquity, 49, 1975, 115 (109-17 Proc Prehist Soc, 41, 1975, 203-21; Archaeol in Wales, 14, 1974, 14; Archaeol in Wales, 15, 1975, 33;

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Carbon Date. 2942BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from burnt structure at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England.

ID: 4359, C14 ID: BM-832 Date BP: 4942 +/- 74, Start Date BP: 4868, End BP: 5016

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 175

Archaeologist Name: D Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 19-20; Evans J G in Simpson D D A (ed) 'Economy and Settlement in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain and Europe', 1971, 65

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Linum usitatiss

ID: 5148, C14 ID: OxA-1768 Date BP: 4940 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5010

Abstract: Balbridie Timber Hal, Scotland

Archaeologist Name: Ralston

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Quercus

ID: 5247, C14 ID: OxA-2075 Date BP: 4940 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 5020

Abstract: Drayton Cursus, England

Archaeologist Name: Lambrick

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Shell, id as oyster, from mound (dating inner shell fraction) at Nether Kinneil, Grangemouth, Central, Scotland. [Ed: original lab no. is 'SRR-1485 outer'.]

ID: 2586, C14 ID: SRR-1486.02 Date BP: 4940 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 4990

Abstract: Midden with shells and occupation structures

Archaeologist Name: Derek Sloan

Reference Name: Curr Archaeol, 8(1), 1982, 13-15

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human right talus, F28C, from main burial chamber of Poulnabrone Portal Tomb, Co Clare, Ireland. Comment (subm): Dates OxA-1905 to -1913 belong to individuals whose disarticulated remains were transferred to the tomb's main chamber sometime after death. Suggest c 3800 cal BC for construction, with inference of sporadic use between 3800--3200 cal BC.

ID: 7005, C14 ID: OxA-1910 Date BP: 4940 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 5020

OS Letter: M, OS East: 24, OS North: 0

Archaeologist Name: Ann Lynch 1986

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 32, 1990, 106

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal (ref 30) from Plank 3, Quad 26 at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-1966; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2139, C14 ID: BM-1966R Date BP: 4940 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5050

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; right femur; this bone is one of a cluster of disarticulated bones found in context (336) of the north chamber, attributed to a child, individual G, and evidently did not belong to another identified or dated individual (Saville 1990, fig 130). Context (336) was sealed between a paved floor, context (357/457), and (391), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs and other rubble. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. The bones of individual G were evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9252, C14 ID: GrA-24506 Date BP: 4940 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4990, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus sp (Rowena Gale, Kew), (ref 56) from vertical post 9 at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-1967; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2140, C14 ID: BM-1967R Date BP: 4940 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5050

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from inner stone-packing, sample 3:79 at Carrowmore - Grave 27, Sligo, Ireland. Coll G Burenhult. Subm G Burenhult. Comment (subm): See monograph below.

ID: 2098, C14 ID: Lu-1810 Date BP: 4940 +/- 85, Start Date BP: 4855, End BP: 5025

OS Letter: G, OS East: 66, OS North: 33

Archaeologist Name: G Burenhult

Reference Name: Burenhult G, 'The archaeology of Carrowmore...' (Stockholm 1984), 128-32; Radiocarbon, 23, 1981, 401

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from between and under lowest layer of stones in packing surrounding central chamber at Carrowmore Site 27, Sligo, Ireland.

ID: 1819, C14 ID: Lu-1818 Date BP: 4940 +/- 85, Start Date BP: 4855, End BP: 5025

Abstract: in cemetery

Archaeologist Name: G Burenhult

Reference Name: Burenhult, G, 'The archaeology of Carrowmore' (Stockholm Institute of Archaeology), 1984, 131

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal or bone ? [sample not specified], from occupation surface below OGS containing carbonised hazelnut shells, over 200 flint flakes with scrapers and sheep bone fragments at Port Charlotte, Islay, Argyll, Scotland. Subm S J Pierpoint and P Harrington 1977. [Ed]: NGR elsewhere given as NR 248570.

ID: 1036, C14 ID: HAR-3486 Date BP: 4940 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5010

Abstract: Clyde cairn

Archaeologist Name: S J Pierpoint and P Harrington

Reference Name: Glasgow Archaeol J, 7, 1980, 113-14

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from inner end of cremation passage at Dooey's Cairn, Ballymacaldrack, County Antrim, Ireland.

ID: 4466, C14 ID: UB-2029 Date BP: 4940 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 4990

OS Letter: D, OS East: 21, OS North: 183

Archaeologist Name: A E P Collins

Reference Name: Ulster J Archaeol, 39, 1976, 1-7

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from rings 98-113 at Sweet Track, Shapwick, Somerset Levels, England. Comments (lab): rootlet and insect contamination (subm): tree ring studies.

ID: 3844, C14 ID: HAR-1473 Date BP: 4940 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 5090

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 422, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 363-4; Somerset Levels Pap 5, 1979, 101; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 822637, from layer 571 assoc with large post pit at Rowden, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset, England. Subm D Haddon-Reece 1982. Comment (PJW): This, with HAR-5245 and 5248, confirms early Neo date preceding BA complex.

ID: 1234, C14 ID: HAR-5247 Date BP: 4940 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 5010

Abstract: Neolithic features and BA hut and settlement complex

Archaeologist Name: P J Woodward

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 330; Dorset Natur Hist Archaeol Soc/ Proc, 103, 1981, 119-21

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Carbon Date. 2940BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus sp (Rowena Gale, Kew), (ref 57) from vertical post 10 at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS NEW DETERMINATION OF BM-1969; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2142, C14 ID: BM-1969N Date BP: 4940 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4880, End BP: 5000

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (new det. Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2933BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cheviot Quarry - carbonised plant macrofossil; hazelnut, single fragment; the hazelnut fragment was from the primary fill of pit 009. The pit was cut into natural gravel deposits 003. There is a slight possibility of residuality from bioturbation. The fragment is from a deposit 0.6m from the surface, cut into a fluvio-glacial gravel terrace deposit. There was no rootlet penetration but some bioturbation (worm).

ID: 9729, C14 ID: OxA-16097 Date BP: 4933 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4968, End BP: 4898

Abstract: Cheviot Quarry: Neolithic activity sequence

Archaeologist Name: B Johnson

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2933BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from upper fill of facade trench with Towthorpe ware at Callis Wold, Barrow 275, Bishop Wilton, Humberside North, England.

ID: 546, C14 ID: BM-1170 Date BP: 4933 +/- 64, Start Date BP: 4869, End BP: 4997

Abstract: previously excavated by J R Mortimer

Archaeologist Name: D G Coombs

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 152; Antiquity, 50, 1976, 130-1

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id by C Hunt as Tilia sp, rhizomes, stems and leaves of graminae, moss stems (combined samples ref 227, 231, 234, 201/214/217/213), from pit, context 11, assoc with Neolithic vessel and sealed by iron pan beneath barrow at Hognaston, Derbyshire, England. Subm J R Collis 1983. Comment (subm): Dates all as expected.

ID: 2747, C14 ID: BM-2421 Date BP: 4930 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 4990

Abstract: with dagger and cremation

Archaeologist Name: J R Collis

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 16

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler picks from Harrow Hill, Sussex, England.

ID: 4482, C14 ID: BM-182 Date BP: 4930 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 5080

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 81, OS North: 100

Archaeologist Name: E and C Curwen

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 285; Sussex Archaeol Collect, 67, 1926, 1-36

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal below cairn, on top of till, associated with W Neolithic pottery at Carnanbane, Ballybriest, Tyrone, N Ireland.

ID: 4408, C14 ID: UB-534 Date BP: 4930 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4850, End BP: 5010

OS Letter: H, OS East: 762, OS North: 885

Archaeologist Name: A M ApSimon and E E Evans

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 219-20

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal or bone [?] from chamber with cremated bone at Shanballyedmond, below Cullaun Mountain, County Tipperary, Ireland. Subm A Brindley ?? 1970s/80s ?. [Ed: Map ref elsewhere given as R 842585; lab no elsewhere given as GrN-11531.]

ID: 1221, C14 ID: GrN-11431 Date BP: 4930 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 4990

Abstract: two-chambered gallery with eastern court

Archaeologist Name: M J O'Kelly c late 1950s

Reference Name: Prehist Soc field guide (Co Cork trip 1985), 63

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, AML 842044, id as cattle vertebra, from Hoe Hill long barrow, Swinhope, Lincolnshire, England. Comment (subm): result is compatible with expected Early Neolithic construction or immediate post-construction date.

ID: 6988, C14 ID: HAR-6400 Date BP: 4930 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: TF, OS East: 215, OS North: 963

Archaeologist Name: P Phillips

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 90-1

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 4552, C14 ID: OxA-1338 Date BP: 4930 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5020

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human right talus, F24, from main burial chamber of Poulnabrone Portal Tomb, Co Clare, Ireland. Comment (subm): Dates OxA-1905 to -1913 belong to individuals whose disarticulated remains were transferred to the tomb's main chamber sometime after death. Suggest c 3800 cal BC for construction, with inference of sporadic use between 3800--3200 cal BC.

ID: 6780, C14 ID: OxA-1905 Date BP: 4930 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4850, End BP: 5010

OS Letter: M, OS East: 24, OS North: 0

Archaeologist Name: Ann Lynch 1986

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 32, 1990, 106

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, id as from adult femur, ref 891/55 from Deposit A, Chamber 3 in cisted long barrow at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England. Subm DB. (Is revision of earlier determination BM-1976.)

ID: 8852, C14 ID: BM-1976R Date BP: 4930 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 176

Archaeologist Name: Don Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 44-5 (orig date Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 69 (revision)

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from destruction phase at Balbridie, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4314, C14 ID: GU-1037 Date BP: 4930 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 5000

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: N Reynolds, I Ralston

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1979, 76; Discovery Excav Scot, 1981, 15-16; Curr Archaeol, 6 (11), 1980, 326-8; Aberdeen Univ Rev, 168, 1982, 238-49; Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as waterlogged, MN worked timber from Area A6 168(a) at Runnymede Bridge, Egham, Surrey, England. Comment (subm): [see refs.]

ID: 7949, C14 ID: HAR-6131 Date BP: 4930 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5020

Abstract: Waterfront site

Archaeologist Name: S P Needham

Reference Name: Needham, S P, 'Excavation and salvage at Runnymede Bridge, 1978: the Late Bronze Age waterfront site' (Brit Mus Press/Engl Heritage), 1991, 346-53

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:-

ID: 5378, C14 ID: OxA-2434 Date BP: 4930 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 5000

Abstract: Lismore Fields, England

Archaeologist Name: Garton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5622, C14 ID: OxA-3304 Date BP: 4930 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4850, End BP: 5010

Abstract: Little Hoyle Cave, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Green

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2930BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: tooth:sheep molar

ID: 5572, C14 ID: OxA-3205 Date BP: 4930 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5020

Abstract: Broken Cave, Devon, England

Archaeologist Name: Roberts

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2925BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Ditch II, Layer 4 at Offham Hill, E Sussex, England. Coll P L Drewett.

ID: 3491, C14 ID: BM-1414 Date BP: 4925 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4845, End BP: 5005

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 399, OS North: 118

Archaeologist Name: P L Drewett

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 1981, 86; Proc Prehist Soc, 43, 1977, 201-41

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Carbon Date. 2925BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from hearth in alluvial sediments overlying buried land surface, Area F at Eskmeals, Williamson's Moss, Cumbria, England. Comment (subm): See references.

ID: 2326, C14 ID: UB-2711 Date BP: 4925 +/- 165, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 5090

Abstract: Occupation material in alluvial sediments

Archaeologist Name: C J Bonsall

Reference Name: Northern Archaeol, 7, 1986, 3-30; Bonsall C (ed), 'The Mesolithic in Europe' (Edinburgh: John Donald 1989), 175-205

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Carbon Date. 2925BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Ribble Valley - waterlogged wood; as OxA-15745

ID: 9883, C14 ID: SUERC-10646 Date BP: 4925 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4960, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Ribble Valley: the Calder, terrace 2, core 6

Archaeologist Name: R Chiverrell

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2923BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from base of E hollow near central stone (predates mound) at Bedd Branwen, Anglesey, Wales.

ID: 3602, C14 ID: BM-452 Date BP: 4923 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4848, End BP: 4998

Abstract: Urn-cemetery mound

Archaeologist Name: F Lynch

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 18; Archaeol Cambrensis, 120, 1971, 82-3

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Carbon Date. 2921BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Swale-Ure Washlands: Newby Wiske- Wood; ; the core was taken from the area of deepest Sediment thickness in the centre of a drainage channel at Newby Wiske. This sample was taken from 54-6cm depth below the surface, above the watertable. The Sediments appear undisturbed. The substrate is calcareous.

ID: 9340, C14 ID: OxA-13321 Date BP: 4921 +/- 33, Start Date BP: 4954, End BP: 4888

Abstract: Swale-Ure Washlands: Newby Wiske

Archaeologist Name: A J Long

Reference Name: Bridgland, D, Howard, A, White, M, and White, T, forthcoming Quaternary of the Trent, Oxford: Oxbow; Howard, A J, Mighall, T M, Field, M H, Coope, G R, Griffiths, H I, and Macklin, M G, 2000 Early Holocene environments of the River Ure near Ripon, North Yorkshire, UK, Proc Yorkshire Geological Soc, 53, 31-42

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood charcoal from upper half of midden at Caisteal nan Gillean II, Oronsay, Strathclyde, Scotland. Comment (lab): humate abstract. [Ed: lab no suffix editorially added for clarity.]

ID: 4133, C14 ID: Birm-346.02 Date BP: 4920 +/- 400, Start Date BP: 4520, End BP: 5320

OS Letter: NR, OS East: 359, OS North: 880

Archaeologist Name: W G Jardine

Reference Name: Nature, 267, 1977, 138-40; P Mellars, 'Excavations on Oronsay' (Edinb UP 1987)

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit at Hazard Hill, Totnes, Devon, England.

ID: 4186, C14 ID: BM-149 Date BP: 4920 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 5070

OS Letter: SX, OS East: 755, OS North: 595

Archaeologist Name: C H Houlder

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 10, 1968, 2; Proc Devon Archaeol Explor Soc, 21, 1963, 2-31

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as waterlogged, MN pile from Area A4 S4(b) at Runnymede Bridge, Egham, Surrey, England. Comment (subm): [see refs.]

ID: 7947, C14 ID: HAR-6128 Date BP: 4920 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5000

Abstract: Waterfront site

Archaeologist Name: S P Needham

Reference Name: Needham, S P, 'Excavation and salvage at Runnymede Bridge, 1978: the Late Bronze Age waterfront site' (Brit Mus Press/Engl Heritage), 1991, 346-53

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbonised nutshells, id as Corylus avellana, from pit context 3 at Carzield, Kirkton, Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

ID: 7798, C14 ID: BETA-68481 Date BP: 4920 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4810, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: NX, OS East: 970, OS North: 821

Archaeologist Name: D Maynard

Reference Name: Trans Dumfriesshire Galloway Natur Hist Antiq Soc, 68, 1993, 25-32

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 5382, C14 ID: OxA-2438 Date BP: 4920 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 5000

Abstract: Lismore Fields, England

Archaeologist Name: Garton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from buried soil under S part of cairn at Camster Long Cairn, Wick parish, Caithness, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 1180, C14 ID: GU-1709 Date BP: 4920 +/- 125, Start Date BP: 4795, End BP: 5045

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 260, OS North: 442

Archaeologist Name: L Masters

Reference Name: Davidson, J L & Henshall, A S, 'The chambered cairns of Caithness' (Edinburgh, 1991), 96-102

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Carbon Date. 2920BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from post in facade bedding trench at E end of barrow at East Heslerton Wold, near Malton, Yorkshire North, England. Subm T G Manby 1986 (Doncaster Mus). Comment (subm): Result should date facade structure; this is most developed of those known from Yorkshire long barrow groups.

ID: 913, C14 ID: HAR-7029 Date BP: 4920 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 5010

Abstract: with facade

Archaeologist Name: F de M Vatcher 1962

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 180-1; Antiquity, 39, 1965, 49-52

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Carbon Date. 2915BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:pig

ID: 6306, C14 ID: OxA-739 Date BP: 4915 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4835, End BP: 4995

Abstract: Hazleton 'midden' pi, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2915BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from buried soil under S part of cairn at Camster Long Cairn, Wick parish, Caithness, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 1179, C14 ID: GU-1708 Date BP: 4915 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4855, End BP: 4975

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 260, OS North: 442

Archaeologist Name: L Masters

Reference Name: Davidson, J L & Henshall, A S, 'The chambered cairns of Caithness' (Edinburgh, 1991), 96-102

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pre-bank Neo occ at Windmill Hill, Avebury [Map], Wiltshire, England.

ID: 4138, C14 ID: BM-73 Date BP: 4910 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 5060

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 87, OS North: 714

Archaeologist Name: I F Smith

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 3, 1961, 42; Smith I F, 'Windmill Hill and Avebury: excavations by Alexander Keiller 1925-39' (1965), 11 and 28

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Plant macrofossil; the sample came from a small pit 1432, 0.86m long, 0.43m wide, and 0.36m deep, containing three deposits (1435, 1434, and 1433). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 1433 - a greyish brown sand silt with infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal, which is slumped against the sides of the feature. The pit contains more than 0.6kg of worked flint and over 2.2kg of Mildenhall ware. Most of these finds come from the primary deposit. The pit touches no other features, but has been truncated by 0.3m by modern ploughing. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9258, C14 ID: GrA-23825 Date BP: 4910 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4960, End BP: 4860

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the sample came from a small pit 103, 0.75m wide and 0.42m deep, containing a single deposit, 102. The pit was located close to a segment of one of the causewayed enclosure ditches in the north-east corner of the site. The sample was fill 102, a black sand silt, which contained a small amount of Mildenhall ware (0.4kg), a very large cache (6.8kg) of cores, chippings, and unfinished flint tools (like nearby pit 98), and infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal. The west side of the pit was cut by an Iron Age ditch 111, with a single fill 110. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9263, C14 ID: GrA-23770 Date BP: 4910 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4955, End BP: 4865

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Neo pit at Ballynagilly, The Corbie, Tyrone, N Ireland.

ID: 4208, C14 ID: UB-301 Date BP: 4910 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4820, End BP: 5000

OS Letter: H, OS East: 743, OS North: 837

Archaeologist Name: A M ApSimon

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 288-89; Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 105-8; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 218-9, 599; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; J Roy Soc Antiq Ireland, 99, 1969, 165-8

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal no 3, C, Ph IIc at Abingdon, Berkshire, England.

ID: 4147, C14 ID: BM-350 Date BP: 4910 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 5020

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 511, OS North: 983

Archaeologist Name: M Avery, H J Case

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 170-1; Ministry of Public Building and Works, Excavations Annual Report 1963, 1964, 9-10; Counc Brit Archaeol Res Rep, 44, 1982, 49

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Carbon Date. 2910BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, on floor of inner ditch (phase 1) at Grindale, Barrow 1, Bridlington, N Humberside, England.

ID: 4380, C14 ID: HAR-269 Date BP: 4910 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 5030

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 151, OS North: 707

Archaeologist Name: T G Manby

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 402-3; Yorkshire Archaeol J, 52, 1980, 19-47 (esp. 27)

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Carbon Date. 2909BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Ribble Valley - waterlogged plant macrofossil; alder catkins; the materials are organic detritus from the base of a sequence of coarse sand flood deposits. The sequence was sampled from a core (CAL/C6) located in the centre of a palaeochannel with surface expression on Calder Terrace 2. The surface geomorphology reveals the setting is a palaeochannel. The sample is taken from the base of the palaeochannel fill, targeting the basal sand flood layer at 3.12-3.17m. The materials are detrital rather than in situ, but they comprise soft plant matter, probably locally derived, and are likely to be similar in age to the flood deposit. The flood laminations are intact, which denotes little or no downwards penetration of organic materials. The dateable material comes from the basal flood layer which overlies (erosive contact) a thick sequence of glaciolacustrine rhythmites. At the time of sampling the water table was at 0.4m beneath the surface, and based on iron and manganese discolouration probably oscillates around 0.5-0.75m below the surface.

ID: 9882, C14 ID: OxA-15746 Date BP: 4909 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4944, End BP: 4874

Abstract: Ribble Valley: the Calder, terrace 2, core 6

Archaeologist Name: R Chiverrell

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2906BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cheviot Quarry - carbonised residue; internal, Carinated Bowl; as OxA-16068

ID: 9726, C14 ID: OxA-16069 Date BP: 4906 +/- 34, Start Date BP: 4940, End BP: 4872

Abstract: Cheviot Quarry: Neolithic activity sequence

Archaeologist Name: B Johnson

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2903BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as oak, from top 1.50m of Shaft 97A at Eaton Heath, Norwich, Norfolk, England.

ID: 4248, C14 ID: BM-774 Date BP: 4903 +/- 56, Start Date BP: 4847, End BP: 4959

OS Letter: TG, OS East: 209, OS North: 60

Archaeologist Name: G J Wainwright

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 31-2; Archaeol J, 130, 1973, 1-43, esp. 13, 9, 12

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Carbon Date. 2900BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human jaw

ID: 5564, C14 ID: OxA-3172 Date BP: 4900 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 5010

Abstract: Millbarrow, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2900BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id by Rowena Gale as Corylus sp, from Shaft 13c, 5cm above base of shaft (ref HH19) at Harrow Hill, Worthing, Sussex West, England. Subm G de G Sieveking. Comment (lab): Is revision of BM-2071; (subm): dates confirm previous earlier dating for S Downs group of flint mines relative to Grime's Graves etc.

ID: 8332, C14 ID: BM-2071R Date BP: 4900 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 5020

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 80, OS North: 100

Archaeologist Name: G de G Sieveking

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 26, 1984, 62-3 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 69 (revision)

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Carbon Date. 2900BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: antler:-

ID: 4929, C14 ID: OxA-1151 Date BP: 4900 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 5000

Abstract: Long Down, England

Archaeologist Name: Holgate

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2900BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Ribble Valley - waterlogged plant macrofossil; hazelnut shells; as OxA-15746

ID: 9884, C14 ID: SUERC-10647 Date BP: 4900 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4935, End BP: 4865

Abstract: Ribble Valley: the Calder, terrace 2, core 6

Archaeologist Name: R Chiverrell

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2900BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from base of \crematorium\"" deposit at Willerby Wold

ID: 4341, C14 ID: BM-188 Date BP: 4900 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 5050

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 29, OS North: 761

Archaeologist Name: Bridlington

Reference Name: Yorkshire East Riding

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Carbon Date. 2898BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Basal charcoal layer under mound at Fochabers - Boghead Mound - Speymouth Forest, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4367, C14 ID: SRR-686 Date BP: 4898 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4838, End BP: 4958

OS Letter: NJ, OS East: 359, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Burl/Henshall

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1975, 33; Discovery Excav Scot, 1974, 84; Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 114, 1984, 35-73

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Carbon Date. 2893BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Neolithic pit at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England.

ID: 4355, C14 ID: BM-491b Date BP: 4893 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4823, End BP: 4963

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 175

Archaeologist Name: D Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 19-20; Evans J G, in Simpson D D A (ed) 'Economy and Settlement in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain and Europe', 1971, 65

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Carbon Date. 2890BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Chamber 1, under stone filling, at Tully, Aldergrove Airport, County Fermanagh, Ireland.

ID: 4469, C14 ID: UB-2119 Date BP: 4890 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4825, End BP: 4955

OS Letter: H, OS East: 124, OS North: 561

Archaeologist Name: D M Waterman

Reference Name: Ulster J Archaeol, 41, 1978, 3-14

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Carbon Date. 2890BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, from cockleshell middens at Nant Hall Road, Prestatyn, Denbighshire / Clwyd, Wales.

ID: 7879, C14 ID: CAR-1355 Date BP: 4890 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4810, End BP: 4970

OS Letter: SJ, OS East: 70, OS North: 832

Archaeologist Name: David Thomas, Clwyd & Powys Archaeol Trust

Reference Name: Archaeol Wales, 32, 1992, 59

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Carbon Date. 2890BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cereal, id as Triticum dicoccum, from Baulk 8, F5/F8, SS 39 at Tankardstown Site 4/2, County Limerick, Ireland. Comment (subm MAM): Confirms that this important collection of cereal remains was contemp. with Early Neo. house and artefacts. [Ed: three more GrN dates published without lab nos cannot be entered here.].

ID: 2656, C14 ID: OxA-1476 Date BP: 4890 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4810, End BP: 4970

Abstract: house site

Archaeologist Name: Christine Tarbett and M A Monk (Univ Coll Cork)

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 31, 1989, 224; Excavations [Ireland] 1988, 25; Excavations [Ireland] 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2890BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit outside W entrance, middle fill at Old Yeavering, Northumberland, England.

ID: 8884, C14 ID: HAR-3063 Date BP: 4890 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 4980

OS Letter: NT, OS East: 929, OS North: 304

Archaeologist Name: A F Harding

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 1981, 87-135 esp 134

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Carbon Date. 2890BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Southworth Hall Farm- Plant macrofossil; sample from context 2159, fill of pit/posthole 2160, consisting of silty sand mottled with dark grey silt, occasionally 'peaty'. The pit was cut into context 2155, a light brown sandy layer, which may have been a buried soil or the fill of a larger archaeological feature extending beyond the excavated area. Small fragments of pottery, possibly pre-Roman, were found on the surface of this layer, and unstratified early prehistoric and early Bronze Age flints were found in the same general area. The fills of the pit may include material derived from this earlier layer.

ID: 9467, C14 ID: OxA-13138 Date BP: 4890 +/- 170, Start Date BP: 5060, End BP: 4720

Abstract: Southworth Hall Farm, Southworth-with-Croft

Archaeologist Name: R Cowell

Reference Name: Cowell, R W, 1992 Extensions to Southworth Quarry,Winwick: draft report on the archaeological assessment, unpubl rep, Liverpool Museum

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Carbon Date. 2887BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Hazel and ash pegs, from Sweet Track, Shap wick Heath, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3818, C14 ID: Q-991 Date BP: 4887 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4797, End BP: 4977

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 422, OS North: 403

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 14, 1972, 243; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 66

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Carbon Date. 2885BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: tooth:human incisor

ID: 5573, C14 ID: OxA-3206 Date BP: 4885 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4795, End BP: 4975

Abstract: Broken Cave, Devon, England

Archaeologist Name: Roberts

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2883BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; right femur; this bone is one of a cluster of disarticulated bones found in context (336) of the north chamber, attributed to a child, individual H, and evidently did not belong to another identified or dated individual (Saville 1990, fig 130). Context (336) was sealed between a paved floor, context (357/457), and (391), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs and other rubble. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. The bones of individual H were evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9253, C14 ID: OxA-12875 Date BP: 4883 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4914, End BP: 4852

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6355, C14 ID: OxA-906 Date BP: 4880 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4810, End BP: 4950

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as brushwood, from newly discovered track structure in peat at Bisgrove's Track, Somerset Levels, England. Subm 1980. [Ed: NGR not given: estimated from other data.]

ID: 8549, C14 ID: HAR-4078 Date BP: 4880 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 4980

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 424, OS North: 385

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 332; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 66

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 4951, C14 ID: OxA-1199 Date BP: 4880 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 4960

Abstract: Thames skull, RCS, England

Archaeologist Name: Bradley

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id by M Robinson as Betula, 3-25 yr; Pomoideae, 3-25 yr; Salix/Populus, 3-25 yr; Corylus avellana, 3-25 yr, from Trench IV in 'axe finishing site' at Harrison Stickle, Great Langdale, Cumbria, England. Sample close to that dated by BM-2625 and assoc with axe-finishing flakes in fill of natural hollow in hillside. Subm RJB 1987. Comment (subm): Great Langdale samples come from two types of axe production site; stratigraphical evidence suggests that these were broadly successive. This result agrees well with OxA-2181 (taq for Stake Beck site). With BM-2625, -2627, -2628, suggests change in production methods occurred early to mid 5th millennium BP.

ID: 6386, C14 ID: BM-2626 Date BP: 4880 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4830, End BP: 4930

OS Letter: NY, OS East: 283, OS North: 71

Archaeologist Name: R J Bradley 1987

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 36, 1994, 96-7; Antiq J 68, 1988, 181-209

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5624, C14 ID: OxA-3306 Date BP: 4880 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4970

Abstract: Little Hoyle Cave, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Green

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 874387, HT8659, from posthole of Neolithic structure at Helman Tor, Lanlivery parish, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England. Subm RM 1987. General comment (subm): samples date Middle Neolithic site and allow comparison with very similar site dated c 3000--2700 BC at Carn Brea.

ID: 8683, C14 ID: HAR-8818 Date BP: 4880 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 5000

Abstract: Middle Neolithic settlement

Archaeologist Name: R Mercer 1986

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 109

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Sample unspecified from large pit F4 at Newton, Isle of Islay, Strathclyde, Scotland. [Ed: also some peat column dates not collected for database].

ID: 1995, C14 ID: GU-1951 Date BP: 4880 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4820, End BP: 4940

Abstract: Fence lines, pits, flint scatters

Archaeologist Name: R McCullagh

Reference Name: Glasgow Archaeol J, 15, 1988-9, 23-51

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Carbon Date. 2880BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from mid-Neo hearth at Ballynagilly, The Corbie, Tyrone, N Ireland.

ID: 4209, C14 ID: UB-306 Date BP: 4880 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4990

OS Letter: H, OS East: 743, OS North: 837

Archaeologist Name: A M ApSimon

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 288-89; Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 105-8; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 218-9, 599; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; J Roy Soc Antiq Ireland, 99, 1969, 165-8

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Carbon Date. 2875BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human cranial fragments, from find 13151, context 211, OGS below cairn at Hazleton North, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Subm Alan Saville. Comment (subm): See monograph for CAL dates etc.

ID: 2392, C14 ID: OxA-646 Date BP: 4875 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4795, End BP: 4955

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 73, OS North: 189

Archaeologist Name: Alan Saville

Reference Name: Saville A, 'Hazleton North, Gloucestershire, 1979-82' (= English Heritage Archaeol Rep, 13), 1990, 235-9; Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 194; Archaeometry, 28, 1986, 122; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 142; Archaeometry, 30, 1988, 160

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Carbon Date. 2875BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; as OxA-15127

ID: 10113, C14 ID: SUERC-7607 Date BP: 4875 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 4840

Abstract: Willington Quarry: fallen trees and associated features

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2875BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult, PC8, from NE chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7629, C14 ID: OxA-6493 Date BP: 4875 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4820, End BP: 4930

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2875BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from scatter beneath mound of small passage grave to E of main mound at Knowth, Meath, Ireland.

ID: 4401, C14 ID: UB-318 Date BP: 4875 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4725, End BP: 5025

OS Letter: N, OS East: 996, OS North: 734

Archaeologist Name: G Eogan, P Q Dresser

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 453; Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 33-4; Proc Roy Ir Acad, 74C, 1974, 11-112; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 8-14

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as oak, from pit 128 at Poldowrian, St Keverne, Cornwall, England.

ID: 8887, C14 ID: HAR-4052 Date BP: 4870 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 5000

OS Letter: SW, OS East: 748, OS North: 169

Archaeologist Name: G Smith, D Harris

Reference Name: Cornish Archaeol, 21, 1982, 23-66 esp 49

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5162, C14 ID: OxA-1807 Date BP: 4870 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4990

Abstract: Robin Hood's Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 13817, 0.75m long, 0.66m wide, and 0.34m deep, containing two deposits (13818 and 13819), located in the space between the inside and outside circuits of the causewayed enclosure. Both samples have been extracted from the primary fill 13818 - a dark greyish brown silt sand with frequent flecks of Charcoal and small to large pieces of carbonised Wood, which contained 94g of Mildenhall ware and 192g of worked flint. No finds were found in the top deposit. The pit is in contact with no other features, and modern ploughing has truncated it by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of brownish grey sand silt 13661. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9284, C14 ID: OxA-13011 Date BP: 4870 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4901, End BP: 4839

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5359, C14 ID: OxA-2406 Date BP: 4870 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 4940

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; infant's left femur, unpaired; this bone is an unpaired infant femur found in context (336) of the north chamber, and evidently does not belong to another identified or dated individual. Context (336) was sealed between a paved floor, context (357/457), and (391), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs and other rubble. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. This bone was evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9254, C14 ID: OxA-12876 Date BP: 4870 +/- 33, Start Date BP: 4903, End BP: 4837

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from occupation layer, lower peat at Shippea Hill, Peacocks Farm, Cambridgeshire, England. Comment (lab): 2 samples amalgamated (Q-525 and Q-526)

ID: 4185, C14 ID: Q-525 Date BP: 4870 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4990

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 64, OS North: 84

Archaeologist Name: J G D Clark

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 3, 1961, 70-1; Antiquity, 36, 1962, 10-23 and earlier refs. therein

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from rings 258-73 at Sweet Track, Shapwick, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (subm): tree ring studies.

ID: 3845, C14 ID: HAR-1480 Date BP: 4870 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4950

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 422, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 363-4; Somerset Levels Pap 5, 1979, 101; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cheviot Quarry - carbonised residue; internal, Carinated Bowl; as OxA-16097

ID: 9732, C14 ID: OxA-16162 Date BP: 4870 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Cheviot Quarry: Neolithic activity sequence

Archaeologist Name: B Johnson

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2870BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id by M Robinson as Betula, 3-25 yr; Pomoideae, 3-25 yr; Salix/Populus, 3-25 yr; Quercus, 20-75 yr, mostly 20-35 yr, from Trench 1 in 'axe finishing site' at Harrison Stickle, Great Langdale, Cumbria, England. Sample assoc with axe-finishing flakes in fill of shallow platform on hillside. Subm RJB 1987. Comment (subm): Great Langdale samples come from two types of axe production site; stratigraphical evidence suggests that these were broadly successive. This result agrees well with OxA-2181 (taq for Stake Beck site). With BM-2626, -2627, -2628, suggests change in production methods occurred early to mid 5th millennium BP.

ID: 6385, C14 ID: BM-2625 Date BP: 4870 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4820, End BP: 4920

OS Letter: NY, OS East: 283, OS North: 71

Archaeologist Name: R J Bradley 1987

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 36, 1994, 96-7; Antiq J 68, 1988, 181-209

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Carbon Date. 2865BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5098, C14 ID: OxA-1622 Date BP: 4865 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4785, End BP: 4945

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2865BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: wood:Oak

ID: 6220, C14 ID: OxA-5965 Date BP: 4865 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Wolla Bank, Lincs, England

Archaeologist Name: Clare

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; juvenile left femur; this bone is one of several disarticulated bones found in context (412) of the south chamber, attributed to a juvenile, individual E, and evidently not from another identified or dated individual. Context (412) was sealed between a paved floor, context (452) (or (453), the pre-cairn surface, where paving was absent), and (352), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. The bones of individual E were evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9256, C14 ID: GrA-24512 Date BP: 4860 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4910, End BP: 4810

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6270, C14 ID: OxA-630 Date BP: 4860 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 4940

Abstract: Ossom's Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry 28(1), 1986, 116-125

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6353, C14 ID: OxA-904 Date BP: 4860 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbon from under W slab of main axial chamber at Glenvoidean, N Bute, Scotland.

ID: 4409, C14 ID: I-5974 Date BP: 4860 +/- 115, Start Date BP: 4745, End BP: 4975

Abstract: Multiperiod site

Archaeologist Name: D B Taylor and D N Marshall

Reference Name: Discovery Excav in Scotland, 1971, 14-15; Curr Archaeol 3, 1972, 300; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 108, 1976-7, 1-39

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 822638, from layer 634 assoc with large post pit at Rowden, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset, England. Subm D Haddon-Reece 1982. Comment (PJW): This, with HAR-5247 and 5245, confirms early Neo date preceding BA complex.

ID: 1235, C14 ID: HAR-5248 Date BP: 4860 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Neolithic features and BA hut and settlement complex

Archaeologist Name: P J Woodward

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 330; Dorset Natur Hist Archaeol Soc/ Proc, 103, 1981, 119-21

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6202, C14 ID: OxA-5844 Date BP: 4860 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4795, End BP: 4925

Abstract: Haywood Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(2), 1997, 445-471

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 6088, 0.76m diameter and 0.26m deep, containing one deposit 6089 - a greyish black sandy silt with occasional small flecks and lumps of Charcoal, located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. It contains 1075g of Mildenhall ware and 241g of worked flint. A small undatable posthole 6036 cuts the west side of the pit. Modern ploughing has truncated both features by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9282, C14 ID: GrA-24655 Date BP: 4860 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4920, End BP: 4800

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, ref 2010, id by J Henderson as human, left femur, from context 324, outer ditch of Neo enclosure, assoc with other disarticulated human bone at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England. Subm N Sharples. Comment (lab and subm): see refs below.

ID: 7539, C14 ID: BM-2451 Date BP: 4860 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4930

Abstract: underlying Iron Age hillfort

Archaeologist Name: N Sharples (Trust for Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 19-20; Sharples N, 'Maiden Castle: excavations and field survey 1985-6' (= Engl Heritage Archaeol Rep, 19), 1991, 102-5

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Carbon Date. 2860BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Animal bone assoc with Neolithic pottery, Layer 4 (primary ditch fill) at The Trundle, West Sussex, England.

ID: 6493, C14 ID: I-11612 Date BP: 4860 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4960

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 877, OS North: 110

Archaeologist Name: F G Aldsworth & O Bedwin

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 1981, 69-86; Sussex Archaeol Collect, 114, 1981, 208-14

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Carbon Date. 2855BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Southworth Hall Farm- Plant macrofossil; sample from context 2027, a lower fill of pit 2028, consisting of silty mid-to-dark-grey mottled brown loamy sand with frequent flecks of charred material. This fill was cut by a later pit, 2026, whose fill, 2025, was sandier and a strong yellow-brown in colour, and contained later prehistoric pottery. The contrast between the fills of the two pits suggests that they were not mixed, and that samples from context 2027 are not intrusive. The pottery from 2025 could date from the Bronze Age to the late Iron Age. Surface finds in this area included probable early Bronze Age flint and the occasional early prehistoric flint, suggesting activity nearby in both periods.

ID: 9465, C14 ID: OxA-13078 Date BP: 4855 +/- 34, Start Date BP: 4889, End BP: 4821

Abstract: Southworth Hall Farm, Southworth-with-Croft

Archaeologist Name: R Cowell

Reference Name: Cowell, R W, 1992 Extensions to Southworth Quarry,Winwick: draft report on the archaeological assessment, unpubl rep, Liverpool Museum

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Carbon Date. 2852BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal antedating construction of Site 8 at Knowth, Meath, Ireland.

ID: 4423, C14 ID: BM-1076 Date BP: 4852 +/- 71, Start Date BP: 4781, End BP: 4923

OS Letter: N, OS East: 996, OS North: 734

Archaeologist Name: G Eogan, P Q Dresser

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 453; Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 33-4; Proc Roy Ir Acad, 74C, 1974, 11-112; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 8-14

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, burnt deposits in ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4163, C14 ID: HAR-3062 Date BP: 4850 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4950

Abstract: Stepleton causewayed enclosure

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6 [error term corrected to 70 here: Ed]

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult, PC11, from SE chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7632, C14 ID: OxA-6496 Date BP: 4850 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4785, End BP: 4915

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:charcoal

ID: 4580, C14 ID: OxA-3369 Date BP: 4850 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Rectory Farm, England

Archaeologist Name: McAvoy

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; left femur; this bone is from skeleton 2, a burial in the entrance of the north chambered area. Although part of the skeleton was apparently pushed aside to make room for the burial of skeleton 1, the spine and left leg of skeleton 2 were found articulated (Saville 1990, 104; fig 119). The alignment of the spine 'clearly respected the northern edge of the collapsed orthostat 359'. Skeleton 2 is therefore known to pre-date skeleton 1, but to post date the collapse of the inner portal orthostats (358) and (359) (Saville 1990, 125). The skeleton was found within context (267), which was sealed by the collapse of the entrance-blocking orthostat (273) and then by (612), a layer of stones from the collapsed roof of the entrance passage.

ID: 9246, C14 ID: GrA-24508 Date BP: 4850 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4900, End BP: 4800

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 4060, 1.23m long, 1.14m wide, and 0.62m deep, containing five deposits (4061, 4062, 4068, 4081, and 4082). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 4082 - a black silt sand with frequent small lumps and flecks of Charcoal. The pit contains 2249g of Mildenhall Ware and 280g of worked flint. Forty percent of the pottery comes from the primary fill. The pit clips pit 4084, which contains one deposit, but no finds or Charcoal. The pit cuts a small, shallow, undatable pit with no finds or Charcoal, 4084, and has been dug into a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9278, C14 ID: OxA-13007 Date BP: 4850 +/- 34, Start Date BP: 4884, End BP: 4816

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wellington Quarry- Plant macrofossil; from the fill of pit 3853, which, with adjacent pit 3855, contained a rich assemblage of pottery, flint, bone, and charred plant remaind - the most comprehensive early Neolithic assemblage from the West Midlands to date.

ID: 9448, C14 ID: OxA-12547 Date BP: 4850 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4881, End BP: 4819

Abstract: Wellington Quarry: Pit 3853

Archaeologist Name: R Jackson

Reference Name: Jackson, R, and Miller, D, 2004 Wellington Quarry, Herefordshire (1986-96): investigations of landscape in the Lower Lugg Valley (PNUM 2590), interim report no. 1230, Worcester County Council

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Carbon Date. 2850BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 4561, C14 ID: OxA-2291 Date BP: 4850 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Liffs Low, England

Archaeologist Name: Smith

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(1), 1991, 121-134

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Carbon Date. 2849BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - carbonised residue; internal, Neolithic Plain Bowl; from a layer of grey gravely clay immediately above undisturbed natural strata and sealed below burnt mound layer 1817 (eg may either originate from original burnt mound activity or activities predating burnt mound activity). There is a very low likelihood of intrusion, although residuality is possible within prehistory.

ID: 10119, C14 ID: OxA-14481 Date BP: 4849 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4884, End BP: 4814

Abstract: Willington Quarry: pottery

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as Cervus, from mound (antler 428) at Giants' Hills 2, Skendleby, Lincolnshire, England.

ID: 1420, C14 ID: CAR-819 Date BP: 4840 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4910

Abstract: Long barrow with facade and mortuary area

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans and D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 179-80; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 141-2; Evans, J G & Simpson, D D A in 'Archaeological results from accelerator dating' (ed J A J Gowlett & R E M Hedges), 1986, 125-31; Archaeologia, 109, 1991, 1-45

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 5819, 1.13m diameter and 0.26m deep, containing two deposits (5820 and 5821). Both samples come from the primary fill 5821 - a dark greyish brown silt sand with frequent flecks of Charcoal, which contains 937g of Mildenhall ware and 1404g of worked flint. No finds were found in the top deposit. The feature is in contact with no other archaeological cuts or deposits, and is in a small group with two other Neolithic pits (5817 and 5758). The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel and is sealed by 0.3m of modern sandy ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9280, C14 ID: OxA-13009 Date BP: 4840 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4871, End BP: 4809

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Corylus, from two stakes in row in Area 2 at Westward Ho!, Devon, England. Subm N D Balaam. [Ed: see extensive comment in monograph.]

ID: 1724, C14 ID: HAR-5642 Date BP: 4840 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4910

Abstract: Peat site, Area 2

Archaeologist Name: N D Balaam

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 302; Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 53; in Balaam, N D et al (eds), 'Studies in palaeoeconomy and environment in SW England', (Brit Archaeol Rep 181), 1987, 174-5

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 13817, 0.75m long, 0.66m wide, and 0.34m deep, containing two deposits (13818 and 13819), located in the space between the inside and outside circuits of the causewayed enclosure. Both samples have been extracted from the primary fill 13818 - a dark greyish brown silt sand with frequent flecks of Charcoal and small to large pieces of carbonised Wood, which contained 94g of Mildenhall ware and 192g of worked flint. No finds were found in the top deposit. The pit is in contact with no other features, and modern ploughing has truncated it by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of brownish grey sand silt 13661. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9285, C14 ID: GrA-24654 Date BP: 4840 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 4790

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from infilling of central hengiform structure of Barrow 1 at Boynton, High Easton, Bridlington, N Humberside, England.

ID: 4383, C14 ID: HAR-268 Date BP: 4840 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4920

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 159, OS North: 708

Archaeologist Name: T G Manby

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 403; Yorkshire Archaeol J, 52, 1980, 19-47

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human femur, from find 8816, context 336, primary fill, N Chamber, S of sillstone at Hazleton North, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Subm Alan Saville. Comment (subm): See monograph for CAL dates etc.

ID: 2390, C14 ID: OxA-644 Date BP: 4840 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4920

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 73, OS North: 189

Archaeologist Name: Alan Saville

Reference Name: Saville A, 'Hazleton North, Gloucestershire, 1979-82' (= English Heritage Archaeol Rep, 13), 1990, 235-9; Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 194; Archaeometry, 28, 1986, 122; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 142; Archaeometry, 30, 1988, 160

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from destruction phase at Balbridie, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4315, C14 ID: GU-1035 Date BP: 4840 +/- 155, Start Date BP: 4685, End BP: 4995

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: N Reynolds, I Ralston

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1979, 76 Discovery Excav Scot, 1981, 15-16Curr Archaeol, 6 (11), 1980, 326-8 Aberdeen Univ Rev, 168, 1982, 238-49; Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit under cairn E at Chatton Sandyford, Northumberland, England.

ID: 4387, C14 ID: GaK-1507 Date BP: 4840 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4930

OS Letter: NU, OS East: 10, OS North: 26

Archaeologist Name: G Jobey

Reference Name: Archaeol Aeliana, ser 4, 46, 1968, 5-50

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:cattle

ID: 6363, C14 ID: OxA-915 Date BP: 4840 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4910

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Feature 111, S sec of facade trench at Street House Farm, Loftus, Cleveland, England. Coll B E Vyner 1980. Subm B E Vyner (Cleveland County Archaeol). Comments (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-2013; (subm): See monograph.

ID: 2148, C14 ID: BM-2013R Date BP: 4840 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4970

Abstract: mortuary house and facade

Archaeologist Name: B E Vyner

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 43-4 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 68 (revision Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 151-95

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6352, C14 ID: OxA-903 Date BP: 4840 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from primary deposits in ditch (Phase II) at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4157, C14 ID: HAR-1886 Date BP: 4840 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4990

Abstract: Main causewayed enclosure

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6 [some refinements of above error terms here: Ed]

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from upper fill of house 1 ditch at Holne Moor, Devon, England. Coll A Fleming. Comment (lab): Is revision of earlier determination BM-1606; (subm): approx 2000 years earlier than expected.

ID: 2929, C14 ID: BM-1606R Date BP: 4840 +/- 370, Start Date BP: 4470, End BP: 5210

Abstract: Multiphase occupation including reave system

Archaeologist Name: A Fleming

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 23, 1981, 18-19 (orig. determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 66 (revision)

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as birch, from the occupation surface underlying the chamber and extending under the cairn at Loch Calder - Tulloch of Assery B -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3105, C14 ID: GU-1339 Date BP: 4840 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4775, End BP: 4905

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 67, OS North: 618

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:hazel

ID: 5381, C14 ID: OxA-2437 Date BP: 4840 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4910

Abstract: Lismore Fields, England

Archaeologist Name: Garton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as ash, over figurine at Bell B Track, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3794, C14 ID: GaK-1600 Date BP: 4840 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4940

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 428, OS North: 423

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 175; Antiquity, 42, 1968, 275-7; Proc Prehist Soc, 36, 1970, 125-51; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 66

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as oak, from small pit F1079, Phase 2 at Machrie Moor Site 1 (main ring), Isle of Arran, Strathclyde, Scotland. Comment (subm): Gives potential taq for gully into which F1079 was cut.

ID: 1944, C14 ID: GU-2315 Date BP: 4840 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Two-phase timber circles plus stone phase

Archaeologist Name: Alison Haggarty

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 121, 1991, 51-94

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Carbon Date. 2840BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cereal, id as Triticum dicoccum, from F23, fill 35, SS 29 at Tankardstown Site 4/2, County Limerick, Ireland. Comment (subm MAM): Confirms that this important collection of cereal remains was contemp. with Early Neo. house and artefacts. [Ed: three more GrN dates published without lab nos cannot be entered here.].

ID: 2657, C14 ID: OxA-1477 Date BP: 4840 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4920

Abstract: house site

Archaeologist Name: Christine Tarbett and M A Monk (Univ Coll Cork)

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 31, 1989, 224; Excavations [Ireland] 1988, 25; Excavations [Ireland] 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2835BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit F(L) 162, W Neo pot at Ballynagilly, Tyrone, N Ireland.

ID: 4226, C14 ID: UB-625 Date BP: 4835 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: H, OS East: 743, OS North: 837

Archaeologist Name: A M ApSimon

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 288-89; Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 105-8; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 218-19, 599; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; J Roy Soc Antiq Ireland, 99, 1969, 165-8

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Carbon Date. 2832BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Plant macrofossil; carbonised; recut (251) of north end of causewayed enclosure ditch 13930, part of middle circuit with seven deposits. Both samples come from the tertiary fill, which contains 356g of Mildenhall Ware and 2492g of flint, largely consisting of waste material-cores, chipping, and unfinished tools. Two pits (96 and 103) with exceptionally large amounts of waste flint material, suggesting a flintworking area in this part of this site, lie to the immediate north. Radiocarbon dates from both pits (series A) are in the region of c 3600 cal BC. An east-west late Iron Age linear feature 09/211 cuts the north end of the recut. The surrounding natural is a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. Deposit 251 is undisturbed by late Iron Age linear cut 209/211, which cuts the north end of the recut. The watertable is c 1.4m below the stripped surface.

ID: 9277, C14 ID: OxA-13006 Date BP: 4832 +/- 33, Start Date BP: 4865, End BP: 4799

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: C (causewayed enclosure)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:oak

ID: 5011, C14 ID: OxA-1432 Date BP: 4830 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4920

Abstract: West Heath Hampstead, England

Archaeologist Name: Maher

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Antler; this antler was found in the primary fill (context 328/214) of the south quarry, near its western edge (Saville 1990, fig 199) and shows evidence of having been used as a quarrying tool (Saville 1990, fig 201). The fill, 'derived from the weathering of the exposed limestone', apparently was deposited while quarrying was going on (Saville 1990, 23). It is therefore assumed that this antler was used in the quarrying of stone for the construction of the cairn.

ID: 9243, C14 ID: GrA-24513 Date BP: 4830 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4880, End BP: 4780

Abstract: Hazleton North: antler series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the sample came from a small pit 96, 0.9m wide, and 0.32m deep, containing three deposits (97, 98, and 99). The pit was located close to a segment of one of the causewayed enclosure ditches in the north-east corner of the site. The sample was from the second fill, 98, a dark grey/black/brown silty sand which contained a very large cache (4.5kg) of cores, chippings, and unfinished flint tools (like nearby pit 103), and rare flecks of carbonised macrofossils. The pit was not stratigraphically related to any other excavated feature, but was truncated by modern ploughing. It was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9264, C14 ID: GrA-23769 Date BP: 4830 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 4790

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, from find 13926, context 463, incorp. in early phase of cairn's construction, from base of cairn infill adjacent to S and N at Hazleton North, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Coll A Hearne and A Saville 1982. Subm Alan Saville 1986. Comment (subm): See monograph; antler is directly associated with cairn construction. CAL dates in monograph.

ID: 2408, C14 ID: HAR-8349 Date BP: 4830 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 73, OS North: 189

Archaeologist Name: Alan Saville

Reference Name: Saville A, 'Hazleton North, Gloucestershire, 1979-82' (= English Heritage Archaeol Rep, 13), 1990, 235-9; Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 194; Archaeometry, 28, 1986, 122; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 142; Archaeometry, 30, 1988, 160

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as waterlogged, MN worked timber from Area A6 F202(a) at Runnymede Bridge, Egham, Surrey, England. Comment (subm): [see refs.]

ID: 7948, C14 ID: HAR-6130 Date BP: 4830 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Waterfront site

Archaeologist Name: S P Needham

Reference Name: Needham, S P, 'Excavation and salvage at Runnymede Bridge, 1978: the Late Bronze Age waterfront site' (Brit Mus Press/Engl Heritage), 1991, 346-53

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from area of burning, Area F36, sealed beneath and antedating stone kerb at Carreg Coetan, near Fishguard, Dyfed, Wales.

ID: 534, C14 ID: CAR-392 Date BP: 4830 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4910

OS Letter: SN, OS East: 60, OS North: 394

Archaeologist Name: Sian Rees

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 381

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Chamber 3 of gallery at Ballymacdermot, Armagh, Ireland.

ID: 4412, C14 ID: UB-694 Date BP: 4830 +/- 95, Start Date BP: 4735, End BP: 4925

OS Letter: J, OS East: 63, OS North: 238

Archaeologist Name: A E P Collins & B C S Wilson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 292; Radiocarbon, 16, 1974, 270-2; Ulster J Archaeol, 27, 1964, 3-22

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6359, C14 ID: OxA-911 Date BP: 4830 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4910

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, ref 14562, id by M Armour-Chelu as ox, right metatarsal and right pelvis, from context 567, middle fill of Neo ditch in Tr II, assoc with large quantities of charcoal, flint and pottery refuse at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England. Subm N Sharples. Comment (lab and subm): see refs below.

ID: 7542, C14 ID: BM-2454 Date BP: 4830 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4890

Abstract: underlying Iron Age hillfort

Archaeologist Name: N Sharples (Trust for Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 19-20; Sharples N, 'Maiden Castle: excavations and field survey 1985-6' (= Engl Heritage Archaeol Rep, 19), 1991, 102-5

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6357, C14 ID: OxA-908 Date BP: 4830 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2830BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from bedding trench, E facade at Kilham, Bridlington, Yorkshire ER, England.

ID: 4352, C14 ID: BM-293 Date BP: 4830 +/- 125, Start Date BP: 4705, End BP: 4955

OS Letter: TA, OS East: 55, OS North: 673

Archaeologist Name: T G Manby

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 170; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 50-3

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Carbon Date. 2828BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the sample came from a small pit 1114 measuring 0.87m long, 0.4m wide, and 0.6m deep, containing four deposits (1115, 1116, 1128, and 1129). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 1129 - a greyish black sand silt with infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal, which occupies the lower 25%. The pit contains more than 4kg of worked flint and over 2kg of Mildenhall ware. Most of these finds come from the primary deposit. The pit touches no other features, but has been truncated by 0.3m by modern ploughing. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9270, C14 ID: OxA-12614 Date BP: 4828 +/- 37, Start Date BP: 4865, End BP: 4791

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2825BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6007, C14 ID: OxA-449 Date BP: 4825 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4735, End BP: 4915

Abstract: West Kennet, England

Archaeologist Name: to come

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2825BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6162, C14 ID: OxA-5632 Date BP: 4825 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4760, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Redlands Farm, Stanwick, England

Archaeologist Name: Keevill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(1), 1997, 247-262

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Carbon Date. 2825BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Plant macrofossil; the sample came from a small pit 1114 measuring 0.87m long, 0.4m wide, and 0.6m deep, containing four deposits (1115, 1116, 1128, and 1129). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 1129 - a greyish black sand silt with infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal, which occupies the lower 25%. The pit contains more than 4kg of worked flint and over 2kg of Mildenhall ware. Most of these finds come from the primary deposit. The pit touches no other features, but has been truncated by 0.3m by modern ploughing. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9262, C14 ID: GrA-23771 Date BP: 4825 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4870, End BP: 4780

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2823BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wellington Quarry- Plant macrofossil; from the fill of pit 3855, which with adjacent pit 3853, contained a rich assemblage of pottery, flint, bone, and charred plant remains - the most comprehensive early Neolithic assemblage from the West Midlands to date.

ID: 9446, C14 ID: OxA-12568 Date BP: 4823 +/- 32, Start Date BP: 4855, End BP: 4791

Abstract: Wellington Quarry: Pit 3855

Archaeologist Name: R Jackson

Reference Name: Jackson, R, and Miller, D, 2004 Wellington Quarry, Herefordshire (1986-96): investigations of landscape in the Lower Lugg Valley (PNUM 2590), interim report no. 1230, Worcester County Council

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Carbon Date. 2823BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from original land surface under mound at Fochabers - Boghead Mound - Speymouth Forest, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4368, C14 ID: SRR-684 Date BP: 4823 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4763, End BP: 4883

OS Letter: NJ, OS East: 359, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Burl/Henshall

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1975, 33; Discovery Excav Scot, 1974, 84; Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 114, 1984, 35-73

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6163, C14 ID: OxA-5633 Date BP: 4820 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Redlands Farm, Stanwick, England

Archaeologist Name: Keevill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(1), 1997, 247-262

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbon from primary silt of ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4166, C14 ID: HAR-2378 Date BP: 4820 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Shroton Spur (outworks)

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos Taurus

ID: 6029, C14 ID: OxA-4571 Date BP: 4820 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4745, End BP: 4895

Abstract: Dalkey Island, Ireland

Archaeologist Name: Woodman

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(2), 1997, 445-471

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6351, C14 ID: OxA-902 Date BP: 4820 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as mixed alder, birch, hazel, oak and poplar, from pit F521 with quantities of Grimstone/Lyles Hill wares, stone flakes and hazelnut shells at Machrie Moor Site 11, Isle of Arran, Strathclyde, Scotland. Comment (subm): One of earliest features on site, Phase I. Some pots crossmatch between F521 and F535.

ID: 1942, C14 ID: GU-2321 Date BP: 4820 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Two-phase timber circles plus stone phase

Archaeologist Name: Alison Haggarty

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 121, 1991, 51-94

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 6088, 0.76m diameter and 0.26m deep, containing one deposit 6089 - a greyish black sandy silt with occasional small flecks and lumps of Charcoal, located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. It contains 1075g of Mildenhall ware and 241g of worked flint. A small undatable posthole 6036 cuts the west side of the pit. Modern ploughing has truncated both features by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9283, C14 ID: OxA-13010 Date BP: 4820 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4851, End BP: 4789

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pit sealed by pre-enclosure soil at Bryn Maen Caerau, Cellan, Cardiganshire, Dyfed, Wales. [Ed: possible alternative spelling for site: Bryn Mawr Caerau ?]

ID: 1847, C14 ID: CAR-1071 Date BP: 4820 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: SN, OS East: 597, OS North: 483

Archaeologist Name: G H Williams

Reference Name: Archaeol Wales, 30, 1990, 44; Archaeol Wales, 27, 1987, 32-3; Archaeol Wales, 28, 1988, 50

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Carbon Date. 2820BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Avena sp.

ID: 5147, C14 ID: OxA-1767 Date BP: 4820 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Balbridie Timber Hal, Scotland

Archaeologist Name: Ralston

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2815BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Cutting A, Square 66, lower peat at Letter F Farm, Burnt Fen, Littleport, Cambridgeshire, England. Comment (subm): the flints in this general context are compatible with the Neolithic dates suggested by the radiocarbon dates.

ID: 7903, C14 ID: CAR-376 Date BP: 4815 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 621, OS North: 876

Archaeologist Name: A G Smith et al

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 55, 1989, 207--49

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Carbon Date. 2814BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; as GrA-31799

ID: 10109, C14 ID: OxA-15899 Date BP: 4814 +/- 38, Start Date BP: 4852, End BP: 4776

Abstract: Willington Quarry: fallen trees and associated features

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2812BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Plant macrofossil; the sample came from a small pit 96, 0.9m wide, and 0.32m deep, containing three deposits (97, 98, and 99). The pit was located close to a segment of one of the causewayed enclosure ditches in the north-east corner of the site. The sample was from the second fill, 98, a dark grey/black/brown silty sand which contained a very large cache (4.5kg) of cores, chippings, and unfinished flint tools (like nearby pit 103), and rare flecks of carbonised macrofossils. The pit was not stratigraphically related to any other excavated feature, but was truncated by modern ploughing. It was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9267, C14 ID: OxA-12617 Date BP: 4812 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4847, End BP: 4777

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: seeds:-

ID: 5492, C14 ID: OxA-3001 Date BP: 4810 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Stanwick South, England

Archaeologist Name: Robinson

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wellington Quarry- Plant macrofossil; from the fill of pit 3855, which with adjacent pit 3853, contained a rich assemblage of pottery, flint, bone, and charred plant remains - the most comprehensive early Neolithic assemblage from the West Midlands to date.

ID: 9445, C14 ID: OxA-12569 Date BP: 4810 +/- 33, Start Date BP: 4843, End BP: 4777

Abstract: Wellington Quarry: Pit 3855

Archaeologist Name: R Jackson

Reference Name: Jackson, R, and Miller, D, 2004 Wellington Quarry, Herefordshire (1986-96): investigations of landscape in the Lower Lugg Valley (PNUM 2590), interim report no. 1230, Worcester County Council

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: peat:-

ID: 5904, C14 ID: OxA-4186 Date BP: 4810 +/- 95, Start Date BP: 4715, End BP: 4905

Abstract: Dover A20, DST/91, England

Archaeologist Name: Bates

Reference Name: Archaeometry 36(2), 1994, 337-374

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from old ground surface under mound at Pitnacree, Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland.

ID: 4378, C14 ID: GaK-601 Date BP: 4810 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4900

OS Letter: NN, OS East: 928, OS North: 533

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 31, 1965, 34-57

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:oak

ID: 5013, C14 ID: OxA-1434 Date BP: 4810 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4900

Abstract: West Heath Hampstead, England

Archaeologist Name: Maher

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:cattle

ID: 6364, C14 ID: OxA-916 Date BP: 4810 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4880

Abstract: Hazleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Saville

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human right talus, F15/F16, from main burial chamber of Poulnabrone Portal Tomb, Co Clare, Ireland. Comment (subm): Dates OxA-1905 to -1913 belong to individuals whose disarticulated remains were transferred to the tomb's main chamber sometime after death. Suggest c 3800 cal BC for construction, with inference of sporadic use between 3800--3200 cal BC.

ID: 7007, C14 ID: OxA-1912 Date BP: 4810 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: M, OS East: 24, OS North: 0

Archaeologist Name: Ann Lynch 1986

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 32, 1990, 106

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Neo occupation sealed under Dark Age rampart at High Peak, Sidmouth, Devon, England.

ID: 4188, C14 ID: BM-214 Date BP: 4810 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4960

OS Letter: SY, OS East: 103, OS North: 859

Archaeologist Name: S H Pollard

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 287; Proc Devon Archaeol Explor Soc, 23, 1966, 35-59; Proc Devon Archaeol Explor Soc, 25, 1967, 41

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; infant's left femur, unpaired; this bone is an unpaired infant femur found in context (336) of the north chamber, and evidently does not belong to another identified or dated individual. Context (336) was sealed between a paved floor, context (357/457), and (391), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs and other rubble. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. This bone was evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9255, C14 ID: GrA-24510 Date BP: 4810 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4860, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Hazleton North: disarticulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: wood:-

ID: 5243, C14 ID: OxA-2071 Date BP: 4810 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4880

Abstract: Drayton Cursus, England

Archaeologist Name: Lambrick

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 4928, C14 ID: OxA-1148 Date BP: 4810 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2810BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 6001, C14 ID: OxA-446 Date BP: 4810 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2805BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult ?male, PC7, from passage of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7628, C14 ID: OxA-6492 Date BP: 4805 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4750, End BP: 4860

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2803BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as burnt plank from facade trench S of platform at Callis Wold, Barrow 275, Bishop Wilton, Humberside North, England.

ID: 545, C14 ID: BM-1167 Date BP: 4803 +/- 71, Start Date BP: 4732, End BP: 4874

Abstract: previously excavated by J R Mortimer

Archaeologist Name: D G Coombs

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 152; Antiquity, 50, 1976, 130-1

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: tooth:human

ID: 6208, C14 ID: OxA-5865 Date BP: 4800 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4745, End BP: 4855

Abstract: Picken's Hole, England

Archaeologist Name: Stringer

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(2), 1997, 445-471

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 4942, C14 ID: OxA-119 Date BP: 4800 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4930

Abstract: Dorchester, England

Archaeologist Name: Chambers

Reference Name: Archaeometry 26(1), 1984, 15-20

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal; sealed beneath Roman and later alluvium soil in the top of a tree-throw hold beneath the cursus bank; a similar stratigraphic position to OxA-2074. This soil horizon is in the top of the soil fill of the tree hole and since the lower fill contained little charcoal the sample may well post date the tree-throw rather than being derived from charcoal already in the soil where the tree was growing. The sample will provide a terminus post quem for construction of the cursus since it underlies the associated internal gravel bank, which was clearly undisturbed at this point. As such it provides a possible check on the early dates HAR-6477 and HAR-6478. This sample is one of a series related to tree-throw holes with associated worked flints.

ID: 15862, C14 ID: OxA 2073 Date BP: 4800 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4900, End BP: 4700

Abstract: Drayton: Cursus, tree-throw holes; 1988-89

Archaeologist Name:

Reference Name: Bayliss et al forthcoming 'Radiocarbon dates: from samples funded by English Heritage between 1988 and 1993', Swindon: English Heritage

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 813630, TT815, from small pit or posthole with Neolithic bowl pottery and flints at Jeffs Farm, Tattershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire, England. Subm PC 1981.

ID: 8774, C14 ID: HAR-4638 Date BP: 4800 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4870

OS Letter: TF, OS East: 237, OS North: 608

Archaeologist Name: P Chowne, N Lincs AU 1981

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 54

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Human bones from disarticulated burial in polygonal cist built on ground surface with cover mound, with decorated roundbased bowl in Drimnagh style at Ballintruer More, Donaghmore parish, Wicklow, Ireland. Comment [Ed]: grid ref estimated from map. Brindley and Lanting reassess date in third ref. below.

ID: 371, C14 ID: GrN-10469 Date BP: 4800 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Linkardstown type burial

Archaeologist Name: J Raftery

Reference Name: J Ir Archaeol, 1, 1983, 1-9; J Roy Soc Antiq Ir, 103, 1973, 214-1; J Ir Archaeol, 5, 1989/90 (1992), 1-7

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2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: human bone; from a crouched inhumation (grave I); part of the primary burial group.

ID: 18014, C14 ID: HAR 3898 Date BP: 4800 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4890, End BP: 4710

Abstract: Upper Lambourn: Park Farm; 1979-80

Reference Name: Jordan, D, Haddon-Reece, D, Bayliss, A 1994 'Radiocarbon dates: from samples funded by English Heritage and dated before 1981', London: English Heritage

Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human, from burial deposit A, on the platform against the west wall in the north chamber at Loch Calder - Tulloch of Assery A -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3103, C14 ID: GU-1338 Date BP: 4800 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4740, End BP: 4860

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 68, OS North: 618

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from rings 178-93 at Sweet Track, Shapwick, Somerset Levels, England. Comments (lab): rootlet and insect contamination (subm): tree ring studies.

ID: 3846, C14 ID: HAR-1478 Date BP: 4800 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 422, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 363-4; Somerset Levels Pap 5, 1979, 101; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; right femur; this bone is from skeleton 1, the last burial in the entrance of the north chambered area. The skeleton was practically complete and was fully articulated (Saville 1990, fig 135). It cannot have been moved after burial (Saville 1990, 89; 125). The skeleton was found within context (267), which was sealed by the collapse of the entrance-blocking orthostat (273) and then by (612), a layer of stones from the collapsed roof of the entrance passage.

ID: 9245, C14 ID: GrA-24504 Date BP: 4800 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4850, End BP: 4750

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, from basal fill of scoop 1146 at Winnall Down - Site R17, M3 motorway route, Hampshire, England.

ID: 1070, C14 ID: HAR-2196 Date BP: 4800 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4880

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 498, OS North: 303

Archaeologist Name: P J Fasham

Reference Name: Proc Hampshire Fld Club Archaeol Soc, 38, 1982, 19-24

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:?Quercus sp

ID: 5346, C14 ID: OxA-2382 Date BP: 4800 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Middle Farm, England

Archaeologist Name: Woodward

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Fraximus and corylus

ID: 5245, C14 ID: OxA-2073 Date BP: 4800 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Drayton Cursus, England

Archaeologist Name: Lambrick

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as Cervus, from ditch O'O (antler 429) at Giants' Hills 2, Skendleby, Lincolnshire, England.

ID: 1419, C14 ID: CAR-820 Date BP: 4800 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4880

Abstract: Long barrow with facade and mortuary area

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans and D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 179-80; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 141-2; Evans, J G & Simpson, D D A in 'Archaeological results from accelerator dating' (ed J A J Gowlett & R E M Hedges), 1986, 125-31; Archaeologia, 109, 1991, 1-45

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, ref 14555, id by M Armour-Chelu as large ungulate animal, from organic-rich middle fill in Tr I, assoc with large quantities of charcoal, flint and pottery refuse at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England. Subm N Sharples. Comment (lab and subm): see refs below.

ID: 7534, C14 ID: BM-2447 Date BP: 4800 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4755, End BP: 4845

Abstract: underlying Iron Age hillfort

Archaeologist Name: N Sharples (Trust for Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 19-20; Sharples N, 'Maiden Castle: excavations and field survey 1985-6' (= Engl Heritage Archaeol Rep, 19), 1991, 102-5

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Carbon Date. 2800BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as Microtus arvalis, vole, LN81, FQ 83, from calcareous matrix at Links of Noltland [Map], Isle of Westray, Orkney isles, off Scotland. Subm J C Clutton-Brock & M J Armour-Chelu. Comment (subm): date is too early for this level; however, similar date from Knap of Howar (Papa Westray) shows that Neolithic people were present on the islands by this point, and this early date probably indicates some earlier activity recorded into a later level on site. As with OxA-1080, small animal remains possibly not very suitable for close sequence dating.

ID: 6692, C14 ID: OxA-1081 Date BP: 4800 +/- 1280, Start Date BP: , End BP:

OS Letter: HY, OS East: 428, OS North: 493

Archaeologist Name: D V Clarke et al

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 301; Curr Archaeol, 6, 1978, 44-6

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Carbon Date. 2795BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from similar location to UB-318 (charcoal, pretreated, from scatter beneath mound of small passage grave to E of main mound) at Knowth, Meath, Ireland.

ID: 4402, C14 ID: UB-319 Date BP: 4795 +/- 185, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4980

OS Letter: N, OS East: 996, OS North: 734

Archaeologist Name: G Eogan, P Q Dresser

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 453; Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 33-4; Proc Roy Ir Acad, 74C, 1974, 11-112; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 8-14

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as hazel, from rods of hurdle at Frank's Ground Hurdle Track, Meare Heath, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (JMC): hurdle is possibly oldest known in Britain.

ID: 8528, C14 ID: HAR-6265 Date BP: 4790 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4870

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 443, OS North: 409

Archaeologist Name: S D Loxton 1984 for J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 89; Somerset Levels Pap, 15

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Peat, SLP8207, from pollen boundary A/B at Sweet Track, Site TW, Somerset Levels, England. Subm 1982.

ID: 8522, C14 ID: HAR-5296 Date BP: 4790 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Peat monolith

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 335; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 68

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: wood:Quercus

ID: 5494, C14 ID: OxA-3003 Date BP: 4790 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4880

Abstract: Stanwick South, England

Archaeologist Name: Robinson

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as skull of aurochs, occipital region, believed assoc with Hembury-style bowl at Corhampton House, Corhampton, Hants, England.

ID: 513, C14 ID: BM-1889 Date BP: 4790 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4860

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 609, OS North: 202

Archaeologist Name: Frank Cottrill 1951

Reference Name: Proc Hants Fld Club Archaeol Soc, 41, 1985, 63-8 esp 65

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5070, C14 ID: OxA-1576 Date BP: 4790 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Salix/Populus

ID: 5284, C14 ID: OxA-2181 Date BP: 4790 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Great Langdale, England

Archaeologist Name: Bradley

Reference Name: Archaeometry 32(2), 1990, 211-237

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Antler; this antler was found in context 314, one of the dumps of rubble (soil, marl, and stone fragments) on which the cairn structure was built (adjacent to orthostat 408, a fine-Grained limestone slab in the southwest corner of the north chamber). The source of this rubble appears to have been the spoil from quarrying stone for the cairn's construction (Saville 1990, 243). Many other antlers were found in the quarry primary fills. It is assumed that this antler was used as a quarrying tool. The antler cannot be more recent than the construction of the cairn, and if it was used in quarrying it cannot be more than a few years older than the cairn.

ID: 9244, C14 ID: GrA-24638 Date BP: 4790 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4840, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Hazleton North: antler series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; the group consists of a spread in the west that could be tree-throw related that contained a charcoal-rich deposit 299, a clear tree-throw with pottery from main infill to north-west (364/5), and some internal pits that contained pottery and charcoal (292 and 291). The tree-throw 364 did not contain dateable material - but both internal pits and spread to the west did. As the tree-throw contained an early to middle Neolithic pot from within the fill, and an early to middle Neolithic pot came from the internal pits and the spread, there is a good argument for association. It is very unlikely that the pits predate the tree-throw, as they would have been destroyed in the formation of the tree-throw and therefore they would appear to be all contemporary. 291 was a homogenous deposit of greyish orange sandy clay within a small pit that also contained Peterborough- and Plain Bowl-style pottery, and a single flake.

ID: 10107, C14 ID: OxA-15127 Date BP: 4790 +/- 32, Start Date BP: 4822, End BP: 4758

Abstract: Willington Quarry: fallen trees and associated features

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name: Reimer et al 2004 Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2790BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5994, C14 ID: OxA-444 Date BP: 4790 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2787BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the sample came from a small pit 1432, 0.86m long, 0.43m wide, and 0.36m deep, containing three deposits (1435, 1434, and 1433). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 1433 - a greyish brown sand silt with infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal, which is slumped against the sides of the feature. The pit contains more than 0.6kg of worked flint and over 2.2kg of Mildenhall ware. Most of these finds come from the primary deposit. The pit touches no other features, but has been truncated by 0.3m by modern ploughing. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9268, C14 ID: OxA-12616 Date BP: 4787 +/- 37, Start Date BP: 4824, End BP: 4750

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2785BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Chamber 1, under stone filling, at Tully, Aldergrove Airport, County Fermanagh, Ireland.

ID: 4470, C14 ID: UB-2120 Date BP: 4785 +/- 85, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4870

OS Letter: H, OS East: 124, OS North: 561

Archaeologist Name: D M Waterman

Reference Name: Ulster J Archaeol, 41, 1978, 3-14

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Carbon Date. 2785BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood charcoal from destruction phase of hall at Balbridie, ?Banchory, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Comment (subm): see ref below for comment. [Ed: see also OxA-1767 to -1769; GU-1035 to -1038ii need revision on database.]

ID: 7696, C14 ID: GU-1829 Date BP: 4785 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4635, End BP: 4935

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: I B M Ralston and N Reynolds

Reference Name: Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2785BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 4060, 1.23m long, 1.14m wide, and 0.62m deep, containing five deposits (4061, 4062, 4068, 4081, and 4082). The pit was located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The samples have been extracted from the primary fill 4082 - a black silt sand with frequent small lumps and flecks of Charcoal. The pit contains 2249g of Mildenhall Ware and 280g of worked flint. Forty percent of the pottery comes from the primary fill. The pit clips pit 4084, which contains one deposit, but no finds or Charcoal. The pit cuts a small, shallow, undatable pit with no finds or Charcoal, 4084, and has been dug into a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9279, C14 ID: GrA-25018 Date BP: 4785 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4825, End BP: 4745

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6161, C14 ID: OxA-563 Date BP: 4780 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4870

Abstract: West Kennet, England

Archaeologist Name: to come

Reference Name: Archaeometry 28(2), 1986, 206-221

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult ?male, PC3, from SW chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7614, C14 ID: OxA-6488 Date BP: 4780 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4720, End BP: 4840

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 874391, HT86103A, from pit-hearth cut through layer 6, relating to latest phase of activity on terrace at Helman Tor, Lanlivery parish, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England. Subm RM 1987. Comment (subm): establishes taq for construction of Neolithic enclosure wall. General comment (subm): samples date Middle Neolithic site and allow comparison with very similar site dated c 3000--2700 BC at Carn Brea.

ID: 8741, C14 ID: HAR-8822 Date BP: 4780 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Middle Neolithic settlement

Archaeologist Name: R Mercer 1986

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 109

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:Corylus avellana

ID: 4568, C14 ID: OxA-2298 Date BP: 4780 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Stumble, England

Archaeologist Name: Murphy

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(1), 1991, 121-134

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the two samples came from a small pit 5819, 1.13m diameter and 0.26m deep, containing two deposits (5820 and 5821). Both samples come from the primary fill 5821 - a dark greyish brown silt sand with frequent flecks of Charcoal, which contains 937g of Mildenhall ware and 1404g of worked flint. No finds were found in the top deposit. The feature is in contact with no other archaeological cuts or deposits, and is in a small group with two other Neolithic pits (5817 and 5758). The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel and is sealed by 0.3m of modern sandy ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9281, C14 ID: GrA-25017 Date BP: 4780 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4820, End BP: 4740

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human femur, from find 9993, context 412, from primary fill, W part of S Chamber at Hazleton North, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. Subm Alan Saville. Comment (subm): See monograph for CAL dates etc.

ID: 2391, C14 ID: OxA-645 Date BP: 4780 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4860

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 73, OS North: 189

Archaeologist Name: Alan Saville

Reference Name: Saville A, 'Hazleton North, Gloucestershire, 1979-82' (= English Heritage Archaeol Rep, 13), 1990, 235-9; Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 194; Archaeometry, 28, 1986, 122; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 142; Archaeometry, 30, 1988, 160

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6018, C14 ID: OxA-451 Date BP: 4780 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4870

Abstract: West Kennet, England

Archaeologist Name: to come

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, P76C8330, from feature 176A(1) in ditch deposits at Briar Hill, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. Comment (subm): see monograph.

ID: 8579, C14 ID: HAR-5271 Date BP: 4780 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4900

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 736, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Helen Bamford, Northampton Devel Corp

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 82-5; Bamford H, 'Briar Hill Excavation 1974-8' (1985), 127-8

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Peat, SLP8110, from lower division of peat monolith, dating E1.E2 boundary and therefore region A/B boundary, at Eclipse track site, Meare Heath, Somerset Levels, England. Subm 1982.

ID: 8562, C14 ID: HAR-4866 Date BP: 4780 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Peat monolith

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 334-5; New Phytologist, 83, 1979, 577-600; Somerset Levels Pap, 8, 1982, 9-25; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 68

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal lying on ground of south forecourt at Camster Long Cairn, Wick parish, Caithness, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 1177, C14 ID: GU-1706 Date BP: 4780 +/- 170, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4950

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 260, OS North: 442

Archaeologist Name: L Masters

Reference Name: Davidson, J L & Henshall, A S, 'The chambered cairns of Caithness' (Edinburgh, 1991), 96-102

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from posthole on fringe of Meso occupation area and close to two Bronze Age cairns (Brenig 44 and 45) at Brenig Valley Cemetery, Clwyd, Wales. Comment [Ed]: Mesolithic date was expected.

ID: 324, C14 ID: HAR-1434 Date BP: 4780 +/- 160, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4940

OS Letter: SH, OS East: 982, OS North: 572

Archaeologist Name: F Lynch & others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 367; Trans Denbighshire Hist Soc, 24, 1975, 13-37

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Birch and Hazel, from track at Honeygore (West) Track, Westhay, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (subm): same sample as Q-1027, check measurement.

ID: 3819, C14 ID: Q-1028 Date BP: 4780 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 416, OS North: 428

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 14, 1972, 243; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 163; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2780BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as animal, from primary silt of cursus ditch at Drayton, Oxfordshire, England. Subm R Chambers (Oxford AU).

ID: 3728, C14 ID: HAR-6478 Date BP: 4780 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4680, End BP: 4880

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 491, OS North: 943

Archaeologist Name: R Ainslie, J Wallis

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 306; Oxoniensia, 52, 1987, 1-9

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Carbon Date. 2777BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Charcoal; the sample came from a small pit 103, 0.75m wide and 0.42m deep, containing a single deposit, 102. The pit was located close to a segment of one of the causewayed enclosure ditches in the north-east corner of the site. The sample was fill 102, a black sand silt, which contained a small amount of Mildenhall ware (0.4kg), a very large cache (6.8kg) of cores, chippings, and unfinished flint tools (like nearby pit 98), and infrequent lumps and flecks of Charcoal. The west side of the pit was cut by an Iron Age ditch 111, with a single fill 110. The pit was cut into the glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel, and was sealed by 0.3m of modern ploughsoil. The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable before excavation began.

ID: 9269, C14 ID: OxA-12615 Date BP: 4777 +/- 37, Start Date BP: 4814, End BP: 4740

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2775BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Plant macrofossil; carbonised; recut (251) of north end of causewayed enclosure ditch 13930, part of middle circuit with seven deposits. Both samples come from the tertiary fill, which contains 356g of Mildenhall Ware and 2492g of flint, largely consisting of waste material-cores, chipping, and unfinished tools. Two pits (96 and 103) with exceptionally large amounts of waste flint material, suggesting a flintworking area in this part of this site, lie to the immediate north. Radiocarbon dates from both pits (series A) are in the region of c 3600 cal BC. An east-west late Iron Age linear feature 09/211 cuts the north end of the recut. The surrounding natural is a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel. Deposit 251 is undisturbed by late Iron Age linear cut 209/211, which cuts the north end of the recut. The watertable is c 1.4m below the stripped surface.

ID: 9276, C14 ID: GrA-25020 Date BP: 4775 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4815, End BP: 4735

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: C (causewayed enclosure)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2775BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pebble hearth Site 12 with plain carinated W Neo bowls at Dundrum Nature Reserve, Down, N Ireland.

ID: 4219, C14 ID: UB-412 Date BP: 4775 +/- 140, Start Date BP: 4635, End BP: 4915

OS Letter: J, OS East: 405, OS North: 345

Archaeologist Name: A E P Collins et al

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 451; Ulster J Archaeol, 15, 1952, 2-26; Ulster J Archaeol, 22, 1959, 5-20

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Carbon Date. 2775BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:animal

ID: 5961, C14 ID: OxA-4360 Date BP: 4775 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4675, End BP: 4875

Abstract: Rectory Farm, England

Archaeologist Name: McAvoy

Reference Name: Archaeometry 37(2), 1995, 417-430

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Carbon Date. 2773BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as birch, from wooden peg from track at Honeygore Track, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3797, C14 ID: Q-909 Date BP: 4773 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4693, End BP: 4853

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 419, OS North: 427

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 2, 1960, 63; Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 549 and 597; Proc Prehist Soc, 34, 1968, 238-58; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus sp, apparently heartwood, from feature 601, large timber in situ in gateway at Hambledon Hill - Stepleton site, Iwerne Courtney, Blandford, Dorset, England. Subm R J Mercer 1981. Comment (subm): Relates to date of rampart construction.

ID: 2913, C14 ID: HAR-4438 Date BP: 4770 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4850

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 847, OS North: 121

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer (Univ Edinburgh, later RCAHMS)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 166-7; Mercer R J, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh Univ Press, 1980)

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6284, C14 ID: OxA-640 Date BP: 4770 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Giants' Hills 2, England

Archaeologist Name: Evans

Reference Name: Archaeometry 29(1), 1987, 125-155

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Animal bone, id as mixed (collagen), from primary midden, trench V, Period I at Knap of Howar [Map], Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland. Coll A Ritchie. Comment (subm): predates houses 1 & 2.

ID: 3076, C14 ID: Birm-816 Date BP: 4770 +/- 180, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4950

OS Letter: HY, OS East: 483, OS North: 518

Archaeologist Name: A Ritchie

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 113, 1983, 40-121 esp 118; C Renfrew, 'The prehistory of Orkney', 1985, 264

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5514, C14 ID: OxA-3045 Date BP: 4770 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4695, End BP: 4845

Abstract: Brigmerston Down, England

Archaeologist Name: Entwistle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 6265, C14 ID: OxA-626 Date BP: 4770 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Dorset Cursus, England

Archaeologist Name: Bradley

Reference Name: Archaeometry 28(1), 1986, 116-125

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as branch, from clearance just before building, Barrow II at Wayland's Smithy [Map], Ashbury, Berkshire, England. [Ed: discrepancy noted in lab nos: some sources give I-2328 for this determination; but that appears to clash with dates for Stonehenge.]

ID: 4388, C14 ID: I-1468 Date BP: 4770 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4900

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 281, OS North: 854

Archaeologist Name: R J C Atkinson

Reference Name: Antiquity, 39, 1965, 126-33; Proc Prehist Soc, 57(2), 1991, 61-101

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5354, C14 ID: OxA-2401 Date BP: 4770 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4840

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:oak

ID: 5014, C14 ID: OxA-1435 Date BP: 4770 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4870

Abstract: West Heath Hampstead, England

Archaeologist Name: Maher

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: wood:-

ID: 5845, C14 ID: OxA-399 Date BP: 4770 +/- 180, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4950

Abstract: Hengistbury Head, England

Archaeologist Name: Barton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2770BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alnus sp, cut by axe or knife at Skipsea Witthow Mere, Holderness, Humberside North, England.

ID: 8924, C14 ID: HAR-3378 Date BP: 4770 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4840

Abstract: unassociated artefact

Archaeologist Name: D D Gilbertson

Reference Name: Yorkshire Archaeol J, 56, 1984, 17-22

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Carbon Date. 2765BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Animal bone (collagen) from secondary midden, trench II, Period II at Knap of Howar [Map], Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland. Coll A Ritchie.

ID: 3074, C14 ID: SRR-348 Date BP: 4765 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4695, End BP: 4835

OS Letter: HY, OS East: 483, OS North: 518

Archaeologist Name: A Ritchie

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 113, 1983, 40-121 esp 118; C Renfrew, 'The prehistory of Orkney', 1985, 264

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Carbon Date. 2765BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human femur, skeleton I in chamber of Linkardstown-type tomb at Ashleypark, Co Tipperary, Ireland.

ID: 6458, C14 ID: GrN-11036 Date BP: 4765 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4725, End BP: 4805

OS Letter: R, OS East: 874, OS North: 869

Archaeologist Name: Conleth Manning

Reference Name: Proc Roy Ir Acad C, 85, 1985, 61-100

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Carbon Date. 2765BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5781, C14 ID: OxA-3739 Date BP: 4765 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Carding Mill Bay, Scotland

Archaeologist Name: Bonsall

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(2), 1993, 305-326

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Carbon Date. 2763BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Animal bone; ; an incomplete skeleton of a perinatal sheep or goat was found in context (412), the primary fill of the south chamber. Although scattered by later disturbance, it is very likely that these bones were articulated when deposited in the chamber (Saville 1990, 209-11). Perinatal sheep/goat bones were found only in the south chamber, so it seems unlikely that any could be residual or intrusive. Context (412) was sealed between a paved floor, context (452) (or (453), the pre-cairn surface, where paving was absent), and (352), a horizontal layer of limestone slabs. This appears to have been the collapsed roof of the chamber. The perinatal sheep/goat was evidently deposited while the chamber was still open.

ID: 9250, C14 ID: OxA-12873 Date BP: 4763 +/- 32, Start Date BP: 4795, End BP: 4731

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2762BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wellington Quarry- Plant macrofossil; charred hazelnut shell fragment, a single fragment; from the fill of pit 3853, which, with adjacent pit 3855, contained a rich assemblage of pottery, flint, bone, and charred plant remaind - the most comprehensive early Neolithic assemblage from the West Midlands to date.

ID: 9444, C14 ID: OxA-12570 Date BP: 4762 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4793, End BP: 4731

Abstract: Wellington Quarry: Pit 3853

Archaeologist Name: R Jackson

Reference Name: Jackson, R, and Miller, D, 2004 Wellington Quarry, Herefordshire (1986-96): investigations of landscape in the Lower Lugg Valley (PNUM 2590), interim report no. 1230, Worcester County Council

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Betula, longitudinal at Chilton 1-2, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3833, C14 ID: HAR-649 Date BP: 4760 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4680, End BP: 4840

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 387, OS North: 428

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 19, 1977, 415-16; Somerset Levels Papers 1, 1975, 54; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: [Sample not stated] from ? Neolithic wall at Emlagh Bog Embayment, Valentia / Valencia, Co Kerry, Ireland.

ID: 6879, C14 ID: I-14206 Date BP: 4760 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4860

Abstract: Burnt mound

Archaeologist Name: Frank Mitchell

Reference Name: in Buckley, V (ed), 'Burnt offerings: international contributions to burnt mound archaeology' (Dublin, 1990), 24-6

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id by M Robinson as Betula, 3-25 yr; Pomoideae, 3-25 yr; Salix/Populus, 3-25 yr; Quercus, 20-75 yr, mostly 20-35 yr, from lower fill in Neolithic quarry dated by BM-2627, sealed by fire-setting waste and sealing axe-making debris and freshly quarried rubble at Pike of Stickle, Great Langdale, Cumbria, England. Subm RJB 1987. Comment (subm): Great Langdale samples come from two types of axe production site; stratigraphical evidence suggests that these were broadly successive. With BM-2625, -2626, -2627, suggests change in production methods occurred early to mid 5th millennium BP.

ID: 6388, C14 ID: BM-2628 Date BP: 4760 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4710, End BP: 4810

OS Letter: NY, OS East: 273, OS North: 73

Archaeologist Name: R J Bradley 1987

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 36, 1994, 96-7; Antiq J 68, 1988, 181-209

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as birch, from wooden track peg at Honeygore Track, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (subm): same sample as Q-909, check measurement.

ID: 3798, C14 ID: Lu-297 Date BP: 4760 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4695, End BP: 4825

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 419, OS North: 427

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 2, 1960, 63; Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 549 and 597; Proc Prehist Soc, 34, 1968, 238-58; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5997, C14 ID: OxA-4447 Date BP: 4760 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Markland Grips, England

Archaeologist Name: Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as ?corylus, from longitudinal timber at Chilton No. 4 Track, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3800, C14 ID: Lu-327 Date BP: 4760 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4695, End BP: 4825

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 37, OS North: 39

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles et al

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 349; Proc Prehist Soc, 36, 1970, 125-51; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal on buried soil surface under mound at South Street [Map], Avebury, Wiltshire, England.

ID: 4342, C14 ID: BM-356 Date BP: 4760 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 90, OS North: 692

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 171-2; Antiquity, 42, 1968, 138-42; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 144-5

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from primary fill of 1st phase palisade slot, possibly representing remains of timber used in palisade (sample 80 SO13/15/23) at Moel y Gerddi, Ardudwy near Harlech, Gwynedd, Wales. Coll R Kelly 1980/81. Subm Gwynedd Archaeol Trust. Comment (subm): See extended comment in second ref. below.

ID: 2066, C14 ID: CAR-525 Date BP: 4760 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Pastoral enclosure

Archaeologist Name: R Kelly

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 27(2B), 1985, 372-3; Proc Prehist Soc, 54, 1988, 101-51

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Carbon Date. 2760BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: antler:red deer

ID: 5002, C14 ID: OxA-1407 Date BP: 4760 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4850

Abstract: Netheravon Bake, England

Archaeologist Name: Richards

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2758BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Animal bone; four elements of a roe deer foreleg (radius, ulna, carpal, and metacarpal) were found scattered in a restricted area of (323), the lower fill of the passage of the south chambered area. These are the only roe deer remains in the chambered areas and must represent an articulated limb at the time of deposition, although the bones have subsequently been disturbed (Saville 1990, 211; fig 205). The context (323) was formed directly on the unpaved floor of the passage, in the course of the period of burial activity (there are human bones within and on top of this deposit) (Saville 1990, 82; fig 95, section 8). Given the completeness of the roe deer foreleg, and the near-absence of roe deer remains in pre-cairn contexts, it is highly improbable that these remains are residual in context (323). It is also difficult to conceive how an articulated foreleg could have been introduced (after the burial phase) to a context sealed by the collapse of the passage roof.

ID: 9249, C14 ID: OxA-12871 Date BP: 4758 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4789, End BP: 4727

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2757BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Hazel, from track at Honeygore (West) Track, Westhay, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3821, C14 ID: Q-999 Date BP: 4757 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4697, End BP: 4817

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 416, OS North: 428

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 14, 1972, 243; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 163; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; right femur; this bone is from a partially-articulated right leg, found in the entrance of the south chambered area (Saville 1990, 95). It was paired with the left femur <7837>, and therefore cannot belong to any other dated individual. The skeleton was found within context (354), which directly overlay the paving (353) in the entrance to the south chambered area, and was sealed by (11), a layer of stones and soil from the collapsed roof of the entrance passage. The southern end of these layers had been disturbed (probably by recent ploughing), creating a mixed deposit (236), but (354) was regarded as an intact burial deposit (Saville 1990, 88; fig 95). The articulated leg must therefore pre-date the end of burial activity, and post-date the construction of the monument.

ID: 9248, C14 ID: GrA-24509 Date BP: 4750 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4800, End BP: 4700

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, id by Annie Grant as animal, cow metatarsals and humerus, from lowest level of ditch terminal (context 018), assoc with Abingdon and Windmill Hill styles of pottery at Eton Wick, Berkshire, England. Subm S Ford 1985. Comment (subm): Comparable with nearest C14-dated causewayed enclosure (Abingdon).

ID: 2780, C14 ID: BM-2533 Date BP: 4750 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 950, OS North: 781

Archaeologist Name: S Ford (E Berks Archaeol Survey)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 54-5

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as including Alnus, from small hearth at Monknewtown, Meath, Ireland.

ID: 4636, C14 ID: UB-732 Date BP: 4750 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4685, End BP: 4815

OS Letter: O, OS East: 0, OS North: 76

Archaeologist Name: P D Sweetman

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 16, 1974, 269-70; Proc Roy Ir Acad, 76C, 1976, 25-72

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human jaw

ID: 5563, C14 ID: OxA-3171 Date BP: 4750 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Millbarrow, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 4986, C14 ID: OxA-1384 Date BP: 4750 +/- 140, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4890

Abstract: Burntwood Farm, England

Archaeologist Name: Evans

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:Human child

ID: 5352, C14 ID: OxA-2399 Date BP: 4750 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4680, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Peat from rapid change level (accelerated sedimentation suggesting increase in fire) at Creag na Caillich, Perth & Kinross, Scotland. [Ed: cal dates are given.]

ID: 7830, C14 ID: GU-2975 Date BP: 4750 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: NN, OS East: 562, OS North: 377

Archaeologist Name: Mark Edmonds et al

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 122, 1992, 77-112

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as birch, from track at Honeygore Track, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3799, C14 ID: Q-431 Date BP: 4750 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4880

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 419, OS North: 427

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 2, 1960, 63; Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 549 and 597; Proc Prehist Soc, 34, 1968, 238-58; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 874392, HT86103B, from pit-hearth cut through layer 6, relating to latest phase of activity on terrace at Helman Tor, Lanlivery parish, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, England. Subm RM 1987. General comment (subm): samples date Middle Neolithic site and allow comparison with very similar site dated c 3000--2700 BC at Carn Brea.

ID: 8742, C14 ID: HAR-8823 Date BP: 4750 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4680, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Middle Neolithic settlement

Archaeologist Name: R Mercer 1986

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 109

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 4922, C14 ID: OxA-1142 Date BP: 4750 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5057, C14 ID: OxA-1525 Date BP: 4750 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4900

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5623, C14 ID: OxA-3305 Date BP: 4750 +/- 75, Start Date BP: 4675, End BP: 4825

Abstract: Little Hoyle Cave, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Green

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; from the dark brownish-black sandy clay fill of a small pit-type feature. The deposit was rich in environmental and ceramic remains, including Mortlake-style Peterborough Ware. Analysis of the environmental sample identified some modern straw contamination - unfortunately there was machine activity above this area before excavation could be undertaken. To the west of the pit is a probable burnt tree-throw (420). 458 is the lower and the predominant of two fills.

ID: 10098, C14 ID: GrA-31799 Date BP: 4750 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4790, End BP: 4710

Abstract: Willington Quarry: fallen trees and associated features

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2750BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Fossil soil (top) below stone wall at Shurton Hill, Mainland, Shetland, Scotland.

ID: 3891, C14 ID: UB-2122 Date BP: 4750 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4700, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: HU, OS East: 441, OS North: 403

Archaeologist Name: G Whittington

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 109, 1977-8 (1980), 30-5

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Carbon Date. 2747BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Hazleton North- Human bone; right femur; this bone is from a partially-articulated right leg, found in the entrance of the south chambered area (Saville 1990, 95). It was paired with the left femur <7837>, and therefore cannot belong to any other dated individual. The skeleton was found within context (354), which directly overlay the paving (353) in the entrance to the south chambered area, and was sealed by (11), a layer of stones and soil from the collapsed roof of the entrance passage. The southern end of these layers had been disturbed (probably by recent ploughing), creating a mixed deposit (236), but (354) was regarded as an intact burial deposit (Saville 1990, 88; fig 95). The articulated leg must therefore pre-date the end of burial activity, and post-date the construction of the monument.

ID: 9247, C14 ID: OxA-12872 Date BP: 4747 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4778, End BP: 4716

Abstract: Hazleton North: articulated bone series

Archaeologist Name: J Meadows

Reference Name: Darvill, T, 2004 Long barrows of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas, Stroud: Tempus; Meadows, J, Bayliss, A, and Barclay, A, 2007 A short passage of time: the dating of the Hazleton long cairn revisited, Cambridge Archaeol J, 17, 45-64

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Carbon Date. 2745BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbonised cereal, id as Triticum spp, from phase of use and destruction of building at Balbridie, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 984, C14 ID: GU-1421 Date BP: 4745 +/- 160, Start Date BP: 4585, End BP: 4905

Abstract: timber hall

Archaeologist Name: N Reynolds, I Ralston

Reference Name: Aberdeen Univ Rev, 168, 1982, 238-49; Curr Archaeol, 6, 1980, 326-8

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Carbon Date. 2745BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:Human rib

ID: 5356, C14 ID: OxA-2403 Date BP: 4745 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4675, End BP: 4815

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2745BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Carbonised residue; on sherd of Mildenhall ware (<5g); the sample came from a small pit 2340, 0.75m long, 0.63m wide, and 0.26m deep, containing one deposit 2341 - a brown silt sand with frequent small lumps and flecks of Charcoal. Located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The pit contained 2666g of Mildenhall Ware and 445g of worked flint. The pit is in contact with no other features, and is one of a small group of four Neolithic features (2340, 2337, 2403, and 2398), which appear to be contemporary. Modern ploughing has truncated it by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel.The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9287, C14 ID: OxA-13008 Date BP: 4745 +/- 33, Start Date BP: 4778, End BP: 4712

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2745BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from same source as UB-358 (humic acid from basal sod-like layer) at Knowth, Meath, Ireland. Comment (lab): two combined charcoal samples

ID: 4400, C14 ID: UB-357 Date BP: 4745 +/- 165, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4910

OS Letter: N, OS East: 996, OS North: 734

Archaeologist Name: G Eogan, P Q Dresser

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 453; Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 33-4; Proc Roy Ir Acad, 74C, 1974, 11-112; Antiquity, 45, 1971, 97-102; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 8-14

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Carbon Date. 2745BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Nene Valley - sediment; humic acid fraction, bulk sample; c .83m OD; as SUERC-10037

ID: 9833, C14 ID: SUERC-10042 Date BP: 4745 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4780, End BP: 4710

Abstract: Nene Valley: Irthlingborough Island

Archaeologist Name: A G Brown

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2742BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Birch and Hazel, from track at Honeygore (West) Track, Westhay, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (subm): same sample as Q-1028, check measurement.

ID: 3820, C14 ID: Q-1027 Date BP: 4742 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4692, End BP: 4792

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 416, OS North: 428

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles & F Hibbert

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 14, 1972, 243; Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 163; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 65

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Carbon Date. 2741BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Sample from posthole central to palisade entrance at Orsett, Essex, England.

ID: 4171, C14 ID: BM-1213 Date BP: 4741 +/- 113, Start Date BP: 4628, End BP: 4854

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 653, OS North: 806

Archaeologist Name: J Hedges, D Buckley

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 44, 1978, 295 (219-308 Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 152-3

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from primary silt, Seg 2, inner ditch at Offham Hill, E Sussex, England. Coll P L Drewett.

ID: 3492, C14 ID: BM-1415 Date BP: 4740 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4680, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 398, OS North: 118

Archaeologist Name: P L Drewett

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 231; Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 1981, 86 [where lab no. wrongly given]

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Sample not specified from F83, pit fill with Grooved Ware at Capel Eithin, Cefn Du, Gwynedd, Wales.

ID: 1266, C14 ID: CAR-481 Date BP: 4740 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Grooved Ware site ?

Archaeologist Name: Sian White (Gwynedd Archaeol Trust)

Reference Name: Anglesey Antiq Soc Fld Club/Trans for 1981, 15-27; Lynch F, 'Prehistoric Anglesey', 2 ed 1991, 34 and 394

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, from lowest hearth of Neo house at Ardnadam, Dunoon, Strathclyde, Scotland.

ID: 6422, C14 ID: GU-1549 Date BP: 4740 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: NS, OS East: 163, OS North: 791

Archaeologist Name: Elizabeth Rennie for Cowal Archaeol Soc

Reference Name: Curr Archaeol, 8(9), 1984, 262-3; Glasgow Archaeol J, 11, 1984, 13-39; Discov Excav Scot, 1982, 24

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from destruction phase at Balbridie, Grampian, Scotland.

ID: 4316, C14 ID: GU-1036 Date BP: 4740 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4870

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 733, OS North: 959

Archaeologist Name: N Reynolds, I Ralston

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scot, 1979, 76; Discovery Excav Scot, 1981, 15-16; Curr Archaeol, 6 (11), 1980, 326-8; Aberdeen Univ Rev, 168, 1982, 238-49; Antiquity, 67, 1993, 313-23

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from primary firepit at Llandegai, Gwynedd, Wales. Comment (subm): North circle.

ID: 4632, C14 ID: NPL-220 Date BP: 4740 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4890

OS Letter: SH, OS East: 593, OS North: 711

Archaeologist Name: C H Houlder

Reference Name: Archaeol Wales, 9, 1969, 8; G C Boon and J M Lewis (eds), 'Welsh Antiquity', 1976, 58-9; A C Renfrew (ed), 'British Prehistory', 1974, 136

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5998, C14 ID: OxA-4448 Date BP: 4740 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Markland Grips, England

Archaeologist Name: Jacobi

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Collagen from bone, ref 23200, id as Bos sp by Caroline Grigson, from placed bone deposit 229 in primary chalk fill at base of outer ditch (Trench B) at Windmill Hill, Avebury [Map], Wiltshire, England. Subm AW 1988. Comment (subm): Results agree well with OxA series for same site and establish date of enclosure at c 4700 BP. BM-2671 to -2673 show later depositions in same tradition as primary use; BM-2672 might be a little young, or indicate relatively slow rate of silting.

ID: 6404, C14 ID: BM-2669 Date BP: 4740 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4690, End BP: 4790

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 87, OS North: 713

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 36, 1994, 100-101

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: wood:Betula

ID: 5814, C14 ID: OxA-3829 Date BP: 4740 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4675, End BP: 4805

Abstract: Cors Carmel, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Walker

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(2), 1993, 305-326

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; as OxA-15044

ID: 10071, C14 ID: SUERC-7595 Date BP: 4740 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4775, End BP: 4705

Abstract: Willington Quarry: alluviation

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from bottom of ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4141, C14 ID: NPL-76 Date BP: 4740 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 853, OS North: 123

Archaeologist Name: D J Bonney

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 7, 1965, 158; Proc Prehist Soc, 27, 1961, 344

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: St Osyth Lodge Farm- Carbonised residue; on sherd of Mildenhall ware; the sample came from a small pit 2340, 0.75m long, 0.63m wide, and 0.26m deep, containing one deposit 2341 - a brown silt sand with frequent small lumps and flecks of Charcoal. Located within the interior of the causewayed enclosure. The pit contained 2666g of Mildenhall Ware and 445g of worked flint. The pit is in contact with no other features, and is one of a small group of four Neolithic features (2340, 2337, 2403, and 2398), which appear to be contemporary. Modern ploughing has truncated it by 0.3m. The pit cuts a glacio-fluvial drift deposit of acidic sand and gravel.The bottom of the pit was c 1m above the watertable.

ID: 9288, C14 ID: GrA-25022 Date BP: 4740 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4785, End BP: 4695

Abstract: St Osyth Lodge Farm: A (Neolithic pits)

Archaeologist Name: M Germany

Reference Name: Hamilton,W D, Bayliss, A, Bronk Ramsey, C, Meadows, J, and van der Plicht, H, 2007 Radiocarbon dating, in Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments and middle Iron Age settlement at Lodge Farm, St Osyth, Essex (ed M Germany), East Anglian Archaeology, 177, 95-11

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 4553, C14 ID: OxA-1339 Date BP: 4740 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 4995, C14 ID: OxA-1400 Date BP: 4740 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4840

Abstract: Robin Hood's Ball [Map], England

Archaeologist Name: Richards

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler collagen from fork of antler, id as red deer by A Pitt Rivers, ref sample 2, marked 'Depth 10.5 ft. On bottom of ditch' at Wor Barrow, Sixpenny Handley, Cranborne Chase, Dorset, England. Subm R Bradley 1983. Comment (subm): this date and BM-2283R give taq for barrow construction and agree well with other evidence that oval barrows and related enclosures were being built as late as 5th millennium bp. (Is revision of earlier determination BM-2284.)

ID: 8866, C14 ID: BM-2284R Date BP: 4740 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4870

Abstract: Oval long barrow of Cranborne Chase type

Archaeologist Name: A Pitt Rivers 1893-4

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 64 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 71 (revision Pitt Rivers A, 'Excavations in Cranborne Chase', v 4, London (1898 Barrett J & Bradley R (eds), 'Papers on the prehistoric archaeology of Cranborne Chase' (Oxbow Monogr, 11), 1991, 9; Barrett J et al (eds), 'Landscape, monuments and society: the prehistory of Cranborne Chase' (CUP, 1991)

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Carbon Date. 2740BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from posthole fill 199, context 198 between penannular ditch and timber circle at Sarn-y-Bryn Caled, Welshpool bypass, Powys, Wales. Comment (subm): This result appears closer in date to the penannular ditch use than to the timber circle.

ID: 8020, C14 ID: BM-2829 Date BP: 4740 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4705, End BP: 4775

OS Letter: SJ, OS East: 232, OS North: 45

Archaeologist Name: Alex Gibson, Clwyd-Powys Archaeol Trust

Reference Name: Archaeol Wales, 32, 1992, 66; Proc Prehist Soc, 60, 1994, 143-223

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Carbon Date. 2735BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from soil surface at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England.

ID: 4356, C14 ID: BM-492 Date BP: 4735 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4665, End BP: 4805

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 175

Archaeologist Name: D Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 19-20; Evans J G, in Simpson D D A (ed) 'Economy and Settlement in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain and Europe', 1971, 65

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Carbon Date. 2732BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbonised wood, from pit 11 associated with sherds and cremated bone at Raigmore, Highland, Scotland.

ID: 4421, C14 ID: SRR-187 Date BP: 4732 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4642, End BP: 4822

OS Letter: NH, OS East: 687, OS North: 456

Archaeologist Name: D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 16, 1974, 250

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5350, C14 ID: OxA-2397 Date BP: 4730 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4810

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal no 1, B, Ph II inner ditch at Abingdon, Berkshire, England.

ID: 4148, C14 ID: BM-348 Date BP: 4730 +/- 135, Start Date BP: 4595, End BP: 4865

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 511, OS North: 983

Archaeologist Name: M Avery, H J Case

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 170-1; Ministry of Public Building and Works, Excavations Annual Report 1963, 1964, 9-10; Counc Brit Archaeol Res Rep, 44, 1982, 49

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:Sus scrofa

ID: 5348, C14 ID: OxA-2395 Date BP: 4730 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4810

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: antler:red deer

ID: 5790, C14 ID: OxA-3760 Date BP: 4730 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4665, End BP: 4795

Abstract: Easton Down, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 36(2), 1994, 337-374

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler picks from shaft 6 at Cissbury, Sussex, England.

ID: 4483, C14 ID: BM-185 Date BP: 4730 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4880

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 137, OS North: 79

Archaeologist Name: Park Harrison/J Pull

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 286; J Roy Anthropol Inst, 7, 1877, 412-33

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Carbon Date. 2730BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 4923, C14 ID: OxA-1143 Date BP: 4730 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4810

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2726BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Sample from palisade post-pipe at Orsett, Essex, England.

ID: 4172, C14 ID: BM-1378 Date BP: 4726 +/- 74, Start Date BP: 4652, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 653, OS North: 806

Archaeologist Name: J Hedges, D Buckley

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 44, 1978, 295 (219-308 Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 152-3

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Carbon Date. 2725BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from fill of hollow AD 7 (see also GU-2106, 2042, 2148) at Rhum (Kinloch), Highland, Scotland. Comment (subm): See extensive comment in monograph.

ID: 1616, C14 ID: GU-2043 Date BP: 4725 +/- 140, Start Date BP: 4585, End BP: 4865

Abstract: Slight occupation evidence

Archaeologist Name: C R Wickham-Jones

Reference Name: Wickham-Jones, C R, 'Rhum: Mesolithic and later sites at Kinloch. Excavations 1984-86' (= Soc Antiq Scotl Monogr, 7), 1990, 132-6

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Carbon Date. 2725BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from inner dich fill (ditch fill worm-turned throughout) at Kinloch Farm, Collessie, Fife, Scotland.

ID: 529, C14 ID: GU-1375 Date BP: 4725 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4655, End BP: 4795

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 288, OS North: 118

Archaeologist Name: J W Barber

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 112, 1982, 524-33 esp 526

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Carbon Date. 2725BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from hearth of Period 1 floor, Platform 9 at Dunloskin, Dunoon & Kilmun parish, Strathclyde, Scotland.

ID: 1368, C14 ID: GU-2063 Date BP: 4725 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4575, End BP: 4875

Abstract: House platforms

Archaeologist Name: E B Rennie (Cowal Archaeol Soc)

Reference Name: Discovery Excav Scotl, 1986, 26-7

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Carbon Date. 2725BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Trent/Soar rivers confluence - sediment; humic acid fraction, bulk sample; the sample is from a depth of 3.8m in a core located in a palaeochannel between terrace 1 and terrace 2. The core also has had pollen evaluation counts carried out at 0.14m intervals, from 50mm contiguous sampling. The local geology is Mercian mudstone. The sample was waterlogged at the time of collection and the water table was 1m below the surface.

ID: 10020, C14 ID: GrA-31948 Date BP: 4725 +/- 40, Start Date BP: 4765, End BP: 4685

Abstract: Trent/Soar rivers confluence: TFGC

Archaeologist Name: A G Brown

Reference Name: Brown et al 2007

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human right talus, F15/F16, from main burial chamber of Poulnabrone Portal Tomb, Co Clare, Ireland. Comment (subm): Dates OxA-1905 to -1913 belong to individuals whose disarticulated remains were transferred to the tomb's main chamber sometime after death. Suggest c 3800 cal BC for construction, with inference of sporadic use between 3800--3200 cal BC.

ID: 7006, C14 ID: OxA-1911 Date BP: 4720 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4790

OS Letter: M, OS East: 24, OS North: 0

Archaeologist Name: Ann Lynch 1986

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 32, 1990, 106

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler picks from Cissbury, Sussex, England.

ID: 4484, C14 ID: BM-183 Date BP: 4720 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4870

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 137, OS North: 79

Archaeologist Name: Park Harrison/J Pull

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 286; J Roy Anthropol Inst, 7, 1877, 412-33

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Corylus, Quercus, sample 12, from fire-pit of burnt mound (site 17.7) at Greenlaw, Dumfriess-Galloway, Scotland. Comment (subm): [see ref. below, which also gives Cal dates at 1 and 2 sigma.] [Ed: charcoal identifications sometimes differ within text]

ID: 7787, C14 ID: BETA-68472 Date BP: 4720 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4780

Abstract: Burnt mounds around pipeline in SW Scotland

Archaeologist Name: D Maynard

Reference Name: Trans Dumfriesshire Galloway Natur Hist Antiq Soc, 68, 1993, 33-52

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as Alder, from Baker Platform, Somerset Levels, England.

ID: 3856, C14 ID: HAR-2843 Date BP: 4720 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 428, OS North: 424

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 90; Somerset Levels Pap 6, 1980, 20; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 66

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human, Homo sapiens sapiens, metatarsal, CNU/5, one of four individuals represented from Creag nan Uamh caves, Assynt, Highland, Scotland. Subm C Bonsall and A Kitchener 1995. Comment (subm): this series OxA-5757 to -5761 comes from deposits that also produced an abundant Pleistocene fauna of mainly Mid- to Late Devensian age. Dates were intended to test the possibility of pre-Holocene human occupation of the caves; results indicate a Neolithic age for the human remains and a medieval context for the antler artefact.

ID: 7602, C14 ID: OxA-5761 Date BP: 4720 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4670, End BP: 4770

Abstract: Museum specimens from Roy Mus Scotland

Archaeologist Name: C Bonsall and A Kitchener

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 438

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, ref 14543, id by M Armour-Chelu as red deer, left tibia, from context 2263, stoney layer on N side of Bank Barrow ditch immediately overlying primary fill at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England. Subm N Sharples. Comment (lab): see refs below; subm): gives preliminary date of Bank Barrow; and see refs below.

ID: 7544, C14 ID: BM-2456 Date BP: 4720 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4820

Abstract: underlying Iron Age hillfort

Archaeologist Name: N Sharples (Trust for Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 19-20; Sharples N, 'Maiden Castle: excavations and field survey 1985-6' (= Engl Heritage Archaeol Rep, 19), 1991, 102-5

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as purging buckthorn (trunk with bark, 56 rings), AML 872586, from Palaeochannel II at Hemington Fields, Castle Donington, Leicestershire, England. Comment (subm CRS): is one of 9 posts, mostly buckthorn. Assoc wattlework suggests this was fish weir: if so, is earliest known in Britain.

ID: 1297, C14 ID: HAR-8508 Date BP: 4720 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4790

OS Letter: SK, OS East: 457, OS North: 302

Archaeologist Name: P Clay and C R Salisbury

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 95; Archaeol J, 147, 1990, 276-307

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 865792, BD 6171-8, id by V Straker as Fraxinus excelsior, Pomoideae, Corylus avellana, Prunus cf avium, from Unit 8A, Context 63, Neo-Bkr palaeosol at Brean Down Sandcliff, Somerset, England. Coll B Muir 1985. Subm Martin Bell. Comment (subm): Layer from which sample was taken had produced Grooved ware and Beaker burial. Dated for time of initial activity on site. See monograph for calibrations and further comment; possibly three phases in this unit.

ID: 2219, C14 ID: HAR-7023 Date BP: 4720 +/- 140, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4860

Abstract: Multi-phase settlement

Archaeologist Name: Martin Bell, Lampeter

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 179; Bell, Martin, 'Brean Down excavations 1983-1987' (English Heritage Archaeol Rep 15), 1990, 108 and 112-13

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Carbon Date. 2720BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, AML 852742, id as birch and hazel from previously unknown Neolithic track at Honeygore Complex, Westhay Level, Somerset Levels, England. Subm JMC 1985. Comment (subm): date relates track to immediate complex.

ID: 8569, C14 ID: HAR-6698 Date BP: 4720 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4790

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 415, OS North: 409

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 173-4; Somerset Levels Pap, 11, 1985, 25-50; Somerset Levels Pap, 14, 1988, 34-8

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Carbon Date. 2715BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5351, C14 ID: OxA-2398 Date BP: 4715 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4635, End BP: 4795

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2715BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Shell, id as oyster, from mound (dating outer shell fraction) at Nether Kinneil, Grangemouth, Central, Scotland. [Ed: original lab no. is 'SRR-1485 outer'.]

ID: 2587, C14 ID: SRR-1608.01 Date BP: 4715 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4770

Abstract: Midden with shells and occupation structures

Archaeologist Name: Derek Sloan

Reference Name: Curr Archaeol, 8(1), 1982, 13-15

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Carbon Date. 2715BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from Chamber 1 of gallery at Ballymacdermot, Armagh, Ireland.

ID: 4413, C14 ID: UB-698 Date BP: 4715 +/- 190, Start Date BP: 4525, End BP: 4905

OS Letter: J, OS East: 63, OS North: 238

Archaeologist Name: A E P Collins & B C S Wilson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 12, 1970, 292; Radiocarbon, 16, 1974, 270-2; Ulster J Archaeol, 27, 1964, 3-22

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Carbon Date. 2715BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal large burnt plank (id as Corylus) in ditch or pit with Windmill Hill type pottery at Cherhill, Wiltshire, England.

ID: 4222, C14 ID: BM-493 Date BP: 4715 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4625, End BP: 4805

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 31, OS North: 701

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 174; Archaeol Rev (CBA Groups 12/13), 2, 1967, 8-9; Proc Prehist Soc, 49, 1983, 43-117

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Carbon Date. 2715BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 5909, C14 ID: OxA-4205 Date BP: 4715 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4635, End BP: 4795

Abstract: Meole Brace, England

Archaeologist Name: Hughes

Reference Name: Archaeometry 36(2), 1994, 337-374

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Carbon Date. 2714BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from upper levels of ditch at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England.

ID: 4360, C14 ID: BM-837 Date BP: 4714 +/- 166, Start Date BP: 4548, End BP: 4880

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 175

Archaeologist Name: D Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 19-20; Evans J G, in Simpson D D A (ed) 'Economy and Settlement in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain and Europe', 1971, 65

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Carbon Date. 2712BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; the group consists of a spread in the west that could be tree-throw related that contained a charcoal-rich deposit 299, a clear tree-throw with pottery from its main infill to the north-west (364/5), and some internal pits that contained pottery and charcoal (292 and 291). The tree-throw 364 did not contain dateable material - but both internal pits and spread to the west did. As the tree-throw contained an early to middle Neolithic pot from within the fill, and an early to middle Neolithic pot came from the internal pits and the spread, there is good argument for association. It is very unlikely that the pits predate the tree-throw, as they would have been destroyed in the formation of the tree-throw and therefore they would appear to all be contemporary. 299 was a distinct deposit of dark grey clay with charcoal. The deposit represents either a dump of burnt material, or an episode of burning. The deposit immediately overlies a pale silt, 317. This was probably continuous with 297/8 to the north, which contained Peterborough- and Mildenhall-style pottery.

ID: 10106, C14 ID: OxA-15116 Date BP: 4712 +/- 31, Start Date BP: 4743, End BP: 4681

Abstract: Willington Quarry: fallen trees and associated features

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2711BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Shells, id as marine, from pit 1 at Barns Farm, Dalgety, Dumfermline District, Fife, Scotland. Coll T Watkins.

ID: 2042, C14 ID: SRR-529 Date BP: 4711 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4661, End BP: 4761

OS Letter: NT, OS East: 178, OS North: 842

Archaeologist Name: T Watkins

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 112, 1982, 48-141

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from hearth, sample 18, stratum 18 at Carrowmore - Culleenamore, Sligo, Ireland. Coll G Burenhult. Subm G Burenhult. Comment (subm): See monograph below.

ID: 2099, C14 ID: St-7624 Date BP: 4710 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4810

Abstract: Kitchen midden settlement 15

Archaeologist Name: G Burenhult

Reference Name: Burenhult G, 'The archaeology of Carrowmore...' (Stockholm 1984), 128-32

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from context 65, loose chalk rubble derived from barrow, in ditch segment 6 with Neo pottery and human cranium (deliberate deposit?) at North Marden, Sussex West, England. Comment (subm): Dates barrow construction.

ID: 1569, C14 ID: HAR-5544 Date BP: 4710 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Denuded mound with Saxon intrusions

Archaeologist Name: Peter Drewett

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 52, 1986, 31-51

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult, PC6, from NW chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7617, C14 ID: OxA-6491 Date BP: 4710 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4650, End BP: 4770

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler fragments from primary rubble of ditch at Knap Hill [Map], Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England.

ID: 4142, C14 ID: BM-205 Date BP: 4710 +/- 115, Start Date BP: 4595, End BP: 4825

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 121, OS North: 636

Archaeologist Name: G Connah

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 304-5; Wiltshire Archaeol Natur Hist Mag, 60, 1965, 1-23

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from OGS under monolith in chamber at Port Charlotte, Islay, Argyll, Scotland. Subm S J Pierpoint and P Harrington 1977. Comments (lab): Same sample also dated as HAR-2084. (subm): Context dates erection of chambers at site and antedates Scottish Neolithic pottery and flints. [Ed: NGR in second ref. given as NR 248570.]

ID: 1034, C14 ID: HAR-2406 Date BP: 4710 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4780

Abstract: Clyde cairn

Archaeologist Name: S J Pierpoint and P Harrington

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 93; Glasgow Archaeol J, 7, 1980, 113-14

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, ref 14558, id by M Armour-Chelu as ox, left tibia, from one of lowest fills of Neo enclosure ditch in Tr I at Maiden Castle, Dorset, England. Subm N Sharples. Comment (lab and subm): see refs below.

ID: 7535, C14 ID: BM-2448 Date BP: 4710 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4780

Abstract: underlying Iron Age hillfort

Archaeologist Name: N Sharples (Trust for Wessex Archaeol)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 31, 1989, 19-20; Sharples N, 'Maiden Castle: excavations and field survey 1985-6' (= Engl Heritage Archaeol Rep, 19), 1991, 102-5

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from rings 258-73 at Sweet Track, Shapwick, Somerset Levels, England. Comments (lab): rootlet and insect contamination (subm): tree ring studies.

ID: 3847, C14 ID: HAR-1479 Date BP: 4710 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4810

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 422, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles and others

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 363-4; Somerset Levels Pap 5, 1979, 101; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 69

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone jaws and teeth, id as pig, in facade of bedding trench at Hanging Grimstone, Yorkshire, England. Coll S Pierpoint.

ID: 4375, C14 ID: HAR-2160 Date BP: 4710 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4800

OS Letter: SE, OS East: 810, OS North: 608

Archaeologist Name: J R Mortimer 1905 / S Pierpoint 1978

Reference Name: Antiquity, 53, 1979, 224; J R Mortimer, 'Forty years' researches in British and Saxon burial mounds...' (1905), 110

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, no 5, C, Ph IIe at Abingdon, Berkshire, England.

ID: 4149, C14 ID: BM-352 Date BP: 4710 +/- 135, Start Date BP: 4575, End BP: 4845

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 511, OS North: 983

Archaeologist Name: M Avery, H J Case

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 170-1; Ministry of Public Building and Works, Excavations Annual Report 1963, 1964, 9-10; Counc Brit Archaeol Res Rep, 44, 1982, 49

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Carbon Date. 2710BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:oak

ID: 5012, C14 ID: OxA-1433 Date BP: 4710 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4800

Abstract: West Heath Hampstead, England

Archaeologist Name: Maher

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2705BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Burnt hazel shells, from PI54 at South Cadbury Castle, Somerset, England. [Ed: TLDs from site are OxTL 66c 2, 5300 BP 800; OxTL 66c 3 5250 BP 800.]

ID: 4238, C14 ID: I-5972 Date BP: 4705 +/- 115, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4820

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 62, OS North: 25

Archaeologist Name: L Alcock

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 186; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 52-6; Antiquity, 46, 1972, 37; Alcock L, 'By South Cadbury is that Camelot' (1972), 112

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: The Rye area project: near surface site 1 (Old House Farm, Peasmarsh)- Sediment; organic, .37 - 2.41m OD; the sample comes from a 4cm slice of peat (154-58cm). The solid geology of the area around Old House Farm is the Hastings Bed Group (mainly sandstones, siltstones, and clays). Pollen assemblages around 158cm reveal a temporary disturbance in the local vegetation cover that may reflect a short phase of local Woodland clearance/agriculture.

ID: 9385, C14 ID: GrN-28517 Date BP: 4700 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4770, End BP: 4630

Abstract: The Rye area project: near surface site 1 (Old House Farm, Peasmarsh)

Archaeologist Name: A J Long

Reference Name: Long, A , Hipkin, S, and Clarke, H, 2002 Romney Marsh: coastal and landscape change through the ages, Oxford Univ School Archaeol Monogr, Oxford: Oxford Univ; Long, A J, 2006a Coastal resilience and late Holocene tidal inlet history: the evoution of Dungeness Foreland and the Romney Marsh (UK) depositional complex, Geomorphology, 82, 309-330; Long, A J, 2006b Driving mechanisms of coastal change:sediment autocompaction and the destruction of late Holocene coastal wetlands, Marine Geology, 225, 63-84 Long, A J, forthcoming The late-Holocene Evolution of the Romney marsh/Dungeness Foreland Depositional Complex, UK, Oxford: Oxbow Books; Waller, M P, 2006 The interpretation of radiocarbon dates from the upper surface of late Holocene peat layers in coastal lowlands, The Holocene, 16, 51-61

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Carbonised grain, from pit sealed by Beaker barrow at Aston-on-Trent, Derbyshire, England.

ID: 4189, C14 ID: BM-271 Date BP: 4700 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4550, End BP: 4850

OS Letter: SK, OS East: 422, OS North: 291

Archaeologist Name: D Reaney

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 288; Derbyshire Archaeol J, 88, 1968, 68-81

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 4596, C14 ID: OxA-4359 Date BP: 4700 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4800

Abstract: Barrow Hills, England

Archaeologist Name: Barclay

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Quercus sp and Prunus sp, small sample, from Ringditch V, F35 below heavy gravel tips at Grendon Quarry, Northamptonshire, England.

ID: 7505, C14 ID: HAR-1497 Date BP: 4700 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4830

Abstract: Complex of 6 ringditches, some having had mounds

Archaeologist Name: A M Gibson and A McCormick

Reference Name: Northamptonshire Archaeol, 20, 1985, 23-66

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:Alnus/Corylus

ID: 5526, C14 ID: OxA-3058 Date BP: 4700 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4780

Abstract: Irthlingborough, England

Archaeologist Name: Humble

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as Alnus and Ulmus, from lower soil in landslip material containing midden debris at Binnel Point, Isle of Wight, England. Coll R C Preece. Comment (lab): IS REVISION OF BM-1737.

ID: 2045, C14 ID: BM-1737R Date BP: 4700 +/- 140, Start Date BP: 4560, End BP: 4840

Abstract: Midden

Archaeologist Name: R C Preece

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 268 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 67 (revision J Archaeol Sci, 13, 1986, 189-200

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Fine detrital mud with occasional roots, LHB-4 56-54cm, from sea-cliff c 270m south of Low Hauxley B, Amble, Northumberland, England. Subm RT 1987. Comment (subm): series relates to a detailed pollen profile of the sediments in a c60-cm-thick organic sequence overlying freshwater silts of archaeological site. This result dates beginning of phase of lowered pond level [further comment in refs].

ID: 8822, C14 ID: HAR-8976 Date BP: 4700 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4770

Abstract: Lacustrine mud exposed in seacliff: multicomponent (Meso, BA) site

Archaeologist Name: R Tipping (U Edinburgh) 1986

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 65-6; Proc Prehist Soc, 50, 1984, 398; Scot Geogr Mag, 104, 1988, 14-23

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as Bos sp, on ditch bottom in coarse chalk primary fill at South Street [Map], Avebury, Wiltshire, England. Comment (lab): collagen fraction used

ID: 4343, C14 ID: BM-357 Date BP: 4700 +/- 135, Start Date BP: 4565, End BP: 4835

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 90, OS North: 692

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 13, 1971, 171-2; Antiquity, 42, 1968, 138-42; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 144-5

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from occupation level at Hazard Hill, Totnes, Devon, England.

ID: 4187, C14 ID: BM-150 Date BP: 4700 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4550, End BP: 4850

OS Letter: SX, OS East: 755, OS North: 595

Archaeologist Name: C H Houlder

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 10, 1968, 2; Proc Devon Archaeol Explor Soc, 21, 1963, 2-31

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as Cervus, from ditch (antler B 139/751) at Giants' Hills 2, Skendleby, Lincolnshire, England.

ID: 1418, C14 ID: HAR-1850 Date BP: 4700 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4780

Abstract: Long barrow with facade and mortuary area

Archaeologist Name: J G Evans and D D A Simpson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 179-80; Archaeometry, 29, 1987, 141-2; Evans, J G & Simpson, D D A in 'Archaeological results from accelerator dating' (ed J A J Gowlett & R E M Hedges), 1986, 125-31; Archaeologia, 109, 1991, 1-45

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from socket hole F44 of chamber upright at Carreg Coetan, near Fishguard, Dyfed, Wales.

ID: 537, C14 ID: CAR-394 Date BP: 4700 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4780

OS Letter: SN, OS East: 60, OS North: 394

Archaeologist Name: Sian Rees

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 381

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, burnt deposits in ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4164, C14 ID: HAR-3058 Date BP: 4700 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4820

Abstract: Stepleton causewayed enclosure

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6 [some refinements of above error terms here: Ed]

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: antler:red deer

ID: 4990, C14 ID: OxA-1396 Date BP: 4700 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4550, End BP: 4850

Abstract: King Barrow Ridge, England

Archaeologist Name: Richards

Reference Name: Archaeometry 31(2), 1989, 207-234

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6014, C14 ID: OxA-450 Date BP: 4700 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4780

Abstract: West Kennet, England

Archaeologist Name: to come

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2700BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, from cockleshell middens at Nant Hall Road, Prestatyn, Denbighshire / Clwyd, Wales.

ID: 7880, C14 ID: CAR-1356 Date BP: 4700 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4770

OS Letter: SJ, OS East: 70, OS North: 832

Archaeologist Name: David Thomas, Clwyd & Powys Archaeol Trust

Reference Name: Archaeol Wales, 32, 1992, 59

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Carbon Date. 2697BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from beneath collapsed stones, Site E at Carn Brea, Redruth, Cornwall, England.

ID: 4252, C14 ID: BM-824 Date BP: 4697 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4637, End BP: 4757

OS Letter: SW, OS East: 684, OS North: 407

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, vol 18, 1976, 37; Fowler P J (ed), 'Recent work in Rural Archaeology' (Bradford-on-Avon, 1975), 30; Cornish Archaeol, 20, 1981, 1-204

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Carbon Date. 2696BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Collagen of bone from Cist 1 with Food Vessel at Barns Farm, Dalgety, Dumfermline District, Fife, Scotland. Coll T Watkins. Comment (subm): Is anomalous for Food Vessel.

ID: 2041, C14 ID: SRR-700 Date BP: 4696 +/- 85, Start Date BP: 4611, End BP: 4781

OS Letter: NT, OS East: 178, OS North: 842

Archaeologist Name: T Watkins

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scotl, 112, 1982, 48-141

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Carbon Date. 2695BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Shell, id as oyster, from mound at Nether Kinneil, Grangemouth, Central, Scotland.

ID: 2582, C14 ID: GU-1261 Date BP: 4695 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Midden with shells and occupation structures

Archaeologist Name: Derek Sloan

Reference Name: Curr Archaeol, 8(1), 1982, 13-15

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Carbon Date. 2695BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human, grave 8a from central cist at Poulawack, Carran parish, The Burren, Co Clare, Ireland. Comment (subm): cist has affinities to cists of Linkardstown type and contained disarticulated remains of four individuals. See also dates OxA-3258 to -3265.

ID: 7891, C14 ID: GrN-12622 Date BP: 4695 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4660, End BP: 4730

OS Letter: R, OS East: 232, OS North: 985

Archaeologist Name: Hencken and Movius 1934

Reference Name: J Ir Archaeol, 6, 1991/2, 13-17; ibid, 1, 1983, 1-9; ibid, 5, 1989-90 [1992], 1-7; J Roy Soc Antiq Ir, 65, 1935, 191-222

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Carbon Date. 2695BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; as OxA-15046

ID: 10081, C14 ID: SUERC-7605 Date BP: 4695 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4660

Abstract: Willington Quarry: Burnt Mound 1

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2695BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; as OxA-15115

ID: 10082, C14 ID: SUERC-7606 Date BP: 4695 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4730, End BP: 4660

Abstract: Willington Quarry: Burnt Mound 1

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name:

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Carbon Date. 2693BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Cossington - waterlogged plant macrofossil; from organic levels approximately 0.23-5m; the sample was obtained from pollen monolith boxes taken from palaeochannel deposits. The sample was recovered from organic levels approximately 0.23-5m from the top of the column. The palaeochannel was cut into natural gravels.

ID: 9758, C14 ID: OxA-16055 Date BP: 4693 +/- 32, Start Date BP: 4725, End BP: 4661

Abstract: Cossington: site 3

Archaeologist Name: C O'Brien and J Thomas

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:emmer wheat

ID: 6368, C14 ID: OxA-932 Date BP: 4690 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Stepleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Legge

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Animal bone (collagen) from secondary floor deposit, house 2, Period II at Knap of Howar [Map], Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland. Coll A Ritchie.

ID: 3071, C14 ID: Birm-814 Date BP: 4690 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4560, End BP: 4820

OS Letter: HY, OS East: 483, OS North: 518

Archaeologist Name: A Ritchie

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 113, 1983, 40-121 esp 118; C Renfrew, 'The prehistory of Orkney', 1985, 264

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult, PC2, from SE chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition.

ID: 7637, C14 ID: OxA-6641 Date BP: 4690 +/- 55, Start Date BP: 4635, End BP: 4745

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:Bos scrofa

ID: 5349, C14 ID: OxA-2396 Date BP: 4690 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as waterlogged, tip of pile from Area A8 3B(a) at Runnymede Bridge, Egham, Surrey, England. Comment (subm): [see refs.]

ID: 7950, C14 ID: HAR-6133 Date BP: 4690 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4800

Abstract: Waterfront site

Archaeologist Name: S P Needham

Reference Name: Needham, S P, 'Excavation and salvage at Runnymede Bridge, 1978: the Late Bronze Age waterfront site' (Brit Mus Press/Engl Heritage), 1991, 346-53

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, ref BRA8/32, id as Quercus sp, from beneath peat on head surface at Bradwell-on-Sea Site 8, Essex, England. Subm P Murphy 1984. Comment (subm): Results provide date for Middle Neolithic site.

ID: 2856, C14 ID: HAR-6617 Date BP: 4690 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: TM, OS East: 0, OS North: 90

Archaeologist Name: P Murphy

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 312-13

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, SLP8102, from prehistoric structure, site 81.6B at Chedzoy track, Sedgemoor, Somerset Levels, England. Subm 1981. [Ed: NGR not given, estimated only.]

ID: 8566, C14 ID: HAR-4375 Date BP: 4690 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4780

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 33, OS North: 37

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 335; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 67

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 822635, from layer 287 assoc with large post pit at Rowden, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset, England. Subm D Haddon-Reece 1981. Comment (PJW): This, with HAR-5247 and 5248, confirms early Neo date preceding BA complex.

ID: 1233, C14 ID: HAR-5245 Date BP: 4690 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Neolithic features and BA hut and settlement complex

Archaeologist Name: P J Woodward

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 30, 1988, 330; Dorset Natur Hist Archaeol Soc /Proc, 103, 1981, 119-21

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from posthole of house at Lough Gur, Circle L, Knockadoon, Limerick, Ireland.

ID: 4190, C14 ID: D-41 Date BP: 4690 +/- 240, Start Date BP: 4450, End BP: 4930

OS Letter: R, OS East: 642, OS North: 407

Archaeologist Name: S P O'Riordain

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 3, 1961, 33

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 4927, C14 ID: OxA-1147 Date BP: 4690 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4770

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2690BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 886477, 0362, from burnt post in secondary fills of the butt of a causewayed enclosure ditch at Upper Delphs Terrace, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, England. Subm CE 1988. Comment (subm): dates later phase of activity/use on E side of enclosure.

ID: 8820, C14 ID: HAR-10520 Date BP: 4690 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4780

OS Letter: TL, OS East: 411, OS North: 733

Archaeologist Name: I Hodder, C Evans 1982

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 64-5; Fenland Res, 3, 1986; Antiquity, 62, 1988, 360-70

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Carbon Date. 2686BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Nuts, assoc with 'true false-relief' sherds, pit BF15 at Meldon Bridge, near Peebles, Borders Region, Scotland.

ID: 4285, C14 ID: SRR-644 Date BP: 4686 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4596, End BP: 4776

OS Letter: NT, OS East: 205, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: C Burgess

Reference Name: Brit Archaeol Rep, 33, 1976, 151-79, esp. 158 and 168

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Carbon Date. 2685BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult ?male, PC1, from SE chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7613, C14 ID: OxA-6487 Date BP: 4685 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4750

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2685BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human, from the floor of the chamber adjacent to orthostat forming the west wall at Loch Calder - Tulach an t'Sionnaich -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3111, C14 ID: GU-1334 Date BP: 4685 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4625, End BP: 4745

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 70, OS North: 619

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, id by Annie Grant as animal, cow vertebrae, horn core and skull, from upper levels of primary fill in ditch terminal (Context 018), poss result of deliberate deposition at Eton Wick, Berkshire, England. Subm S Ford 1985. Comment (subm): Comparable with nearest C14-dated causewayed enclosure (Abingdon).

ID: 2781, C14 ID: BM-2534 Date BP: 4680 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4790

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 950, OS North: 781

Archaeologist Name: S Ford (E Berks Archaeol Survey)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 54-5

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from newly discovered hurdle in area of intense Neolithic activity at Walton Heath, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (JMC): one of earliest hurdle-like structures in Somerset Levels; lower in peat strata than previously known Neo hurdles in this area.

ID: 8526, C14 ID: HAR-5726 Date BP: 4680 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4750

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 455, OS North: 393

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 89; Somerset Levels Pap, 11, 1985, 62-8; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 67

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, from basal fill of scoop 1379 at Winnall Down - Site R17, M3 motorway route, Hampshire, England.

ID: 1071, C14 ID: HAR-2202 Date BP: 4680 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4770

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 498, OS North: 303

Archaeologist Name: P J Fasham

Reference Name: Proc Hampshire Fld Club Archaeol Soc, 38, 1982, 19-24

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Human bone - skeleton from intertidal peat (former bog-burial) at Hartlepool Bay, Cleveland, England. Comment [Ed]: Date lies within Neolithic period.

ID: 335, C14 ID: Hv-5220 Date BP: 4680 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4740

OS Letter: NZ, OS East: 520, OS North: 313

Archaeologist Name: A A R Dowey, P A Mellars

Reference Name: Int J Naut Archaeol Underwater Explor, 7, 1978, 73

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Animal bone from ditch floor at Bury Hill, W Sussex, England.

ID: 1243, C14 ID: HAR-3596 Date BP: 4680 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 1, OS North: 13

Archaeologist Name: Owen Bedwin

Reference Name: Curr Archaeol, 7, 1980, 45-7; Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 1981, 69-86

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal with passage-grave ware sealed below barrow of passage-grave type at Townley Hall II, Louth, Ireland.

ID: 4192, C14 ID: BM-170 Date BP: 4680 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4530, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: O, OS East: 23, OS North: 758

Archaeologist Name: G Eogan

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 10, 1968, 4; J Roy Soc Antiq Ireland, 93, 1963, 37-81

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from secondary rubble fill of ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4167, C14 ID: HAR-2371 Date BP: 4680 +/- 120, Start Date BP: 4560, End BP: 4800

Abstract: Shroton Spur (outworks)

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: tooth:human

ID: 6207, C14 ID: OxA-5864 Date BP: 4680 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4620, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Tornewton Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Stringer

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(2), 1997, 445-471

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, id by Annie Grant as animal, cow (numerous different bones), from primary fill of ditch terminal (context 018, Ref E), assoc with Abingdon and Windmill Hill styles of pottery at Eton Wick, Berkshire, England. Subm S Ford 1985. Comment (subm): Comparable with nearest C14-dated causewayed enclosure (Abingdon).

ID: 2782, C14 ID: BM-2535 Date BP: 4680 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4630, End BP: 4730

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 950, OS North: 781

Archaeologist Name: S Ford (E Berks Archaeol Survey)

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 54-5

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from North wall at Ballyglass (Ma.13), County Mayo, Ireland.

ID: 4318, C14 ID: SI-1450 Date BP: 4680 +/- 95, Start Date BP: 4585, End BP: 4775

OS Letter: G, OS East: 97, OS North: 381

Archaeologist Name: S O Nuallain

Reference Name: J Roy Soc Antiq Ir, 102, 1972, 49-57 (site J Roy Soc Antiq Ir, 106, 1976, 114 (dates)

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from post-holes of 2nd forecourt building at Nutbane, Penton Mewsey, Andover, Hampshire, England.

ID: 4346, C14 ID: BM-49 Date BP: 4680 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4530, End BP: 4830

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 330, OS North: 495

Archaeologist Name: F de M Vatcher

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 2, 1960, 28; Antiquity, 32, 1958, 104-11

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone collagen, id as from adult humerus, ref 534/7, from Deposit E, Chamber 7 in cisted long barrow at Ascott-under-Wychwood [Map], Oxfordshire, England. Subm DB. (Is revision of earlier determination BM-1974.)

ID: 8850, C14 ID: BM-1974R Date BP: 4680 +/- 160, Start Date BP: 4520, End BP: 4840

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 299, OS North: 176

Archaeologist Name: Don Benson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 25, 1983, 44-5 (original date): Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 69 (revision)

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from 90cm below surface of peat, associated with stone tools and chippings at Langdale - Pike of Stickle/ Thunacar Knott, Westmorland, England.

ID: 4486, C14 ID: BM-281 Date BP: 4680 +/- 135, Start Date BP: 4545, End BP: 4815

OS Letter: NY, OS East: 272, OS North: 72

Archaeologist Name: E P Johnson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 11, 1969, 288; Proc Prehist Soc, 15, 1949, 1-20; Proc Prehist Soc, 20, 1954, 238-9; Trans Cumberland & Westmorland Antiq Archaeol Soc, 73, 1973, 25-46

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, S163 from pit F247 with Neolithic pottery, much charcoal and soot-stained occupation soil, at Bromfield, Shropshire, England.

ID: 7873, C14 ID: HAR-3968 Date BP: 4680 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: SO, OS East: 485, OS North: 775

Archaeologist Name: S C Stanford 1978

Reference Name: Proc Prehist Soc, 48, 1982, 279-320; Shropshire Hist Archaeol, 70, 1995, 95-141; Jordan, D et al, 'Radiocarbon dates ... funded by English Heritage', English Heritage, 1994, 27

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Carbon Date. 2680BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charcoal:-

ID: 5379, C14 ID: OxA-2435 Date BP: 4680 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4750

Abstract: Lismore Fields, England

Archaeologist Name: Garton

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(2), 1991, 279-296

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Carbon Date. 2676BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Nuts and charcoal from domestic pit BF14 at Meldon Bridge, near Peebles, Borders Region, Scotland.

ID: 4286, C14 ID: SRR-643 Date BP: 4676 +/- 180, Start Date BP: 4496, End BP: 4856

OS Letter: NT, OS East: 205, OS North: 404

Archaeologist Name: C Burgess

Reference Name: Brit Archaeol Rep, 33, 1976, 151-79, esp. 158 and 168

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Carbon Date. 2675BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:Triticum dicoccum-type

ID: 4569, C14 ID: OxA-2299 Date BP: 4675 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4605, End BP: 4745

Abstract: Stumble, England

Archaeologist Name: Murphy

Reference Name: Archaeometry 33(1), 1991, 121-134

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Carbon Date. 2675BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Long bone from central cist, with decorated Ballyalton-type pottery at Ardcrony, County Tipperary, Ireland.

ID: 4473, C14 ID: GrN-9708 Date BP: 4675 +/- 35, Start Date BP: 4640, End BP: 4710

OS Letter: R, OS East: 90, OS North: 80

Archaeologist Name: P F Wallace

Reference Name: N Munster Antiq J, 19, 1977, 3-20; Brit Archaeol Rep, 85, 1981, 133

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Carbon Date. 2675BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Fractions of cut sod in secondary construction at Silbury Hill, Avebury, Wiltshire, England. Comment (lab): organic matter of 2 mm size. Fractions taken to test feasibility of dating sod/turf.

ID: 3878, C14 ID: SI-910A Date BP: 4675 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4565, End BP: 4785

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 100, OS North: 685

Archaeologist Name: R J C Atkinson

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 15, 1973, 400-1; Radiocarbon, 18, 1976, 38; Antiquity, 41, 1967, 259-62; Antiquity, 43, 1969, 216; Antiquity, 44, 1970, 313-14

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Carbon Date. 2672BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Collagen, id as red deer antler, from primary silt of barrow (or cursus) ditch at North Stoke, Crowmarsh, Oxfordshire, England. Coll H J Case.

ID: 3177, C14 ID: BM-1405 Date BP: 4672 +/- 49, Start Date BP: 4623, End BP: 4721

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 611, OS North: 856

Archaeologist Name: H J Case

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 156; Oxoniensia, 16, 1951, 82; CBA Res Rep, 44, 1982, 74

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 6000, C14 ID: OxA-445 Date BP: 4670 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4760

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 6206, C14 ID: OxA-5863 Date BP: 4670 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4730

Abstract: King Arthur's Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Stringer

Reference Name: Archaeometry 39(2), 1997, 445-471

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, animal, id as deer, Ovicaprid, lying against the north wall of the first compartment on the floor of the chamber at Loch Calder - Tulloch of Assery B -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3107, C14 ID: GU-1333 Date BP: 4670 +/- 65, Start Date BP: 4605, End BP: 4735

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 67, OS North: 618

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Willington Quarry - charcoal; from a mid-grey silty clay with some degraded charcoal, rare pebbles, and patches of scorched earth within a 5m x 2.5m area. There was charcoal sampled during controlled segment excavation. The context was sited on south-western edge of the excavated site.

ID: 10087, C14 ID: GrA-31797 Date BP: 4670 +/- 45, Start Date BP: 4715, End BP: 4625

Abstract: Willington Quarry: clearance

Archaeologist Name: M G Beamish

Reference Name: Ward and Wilson 1978

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pits in ditch fill (Phase IV) at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England.

ID: 4158, C14 ID: HAR-2375 Date BP: 4670 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4770

Abstract: Main causewayed enclosure

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer

Reference Name: R Mercer, 'Hambledon Hill: a Neolithic landscape' (Edinburgh 1980 Radiocarbon, 27, 1985, 85-6 [some refinements of above error terms here: Ed]

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Collagen from bone, ref 4734, id as Bos sp by Caroline Grigson, from single bone in scatter in primary fill 418 in middle ditch (Trench D) at Windmill Hill, Avebury [Map], Wiltshire, England. Subm AW 1988. Comment (subm): Results agree well with OxA series for same site and establish date of enclosure at c 4700 BP. BM-2671 to -2673 show later depositions in same tradition as primary use; BM-2672 might be a little young, or indicate relatively slow rate of silting.

ID: 6405, C14 ID: BM-2670 Date BP: 4670 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 87, OS North: 713

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 36, 1994, 100-101

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Carbon Date. 2670BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: charred seeds:emmer wheat

ID: 6369, C14 ID: OxA-933 Date BP: 4670 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4750

Abstract: Stepleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Legge

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2665BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:Bos vertebra

ID: 5347, C14 ID: OxA-2394 Date BP: 4665 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4595, End BP: 4735

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2665BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, id as corylus, pinus, from antechamber, between Unstan layer and lower infilling at The Ord North, Lairg, Sutherland, Highland, Scotland. Coll J X W P Corcoran. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3192, C14 ID: GU-1169 Date BP: 4665 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4595, End BP: 4735

OS Letter: NC, OS East: 573, OS North: 56

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 111, 1981, 21-62 (N Sharples' recension of Corcoran)

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Carbon Date. 2665BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5355, C14 ID: OxA-2402 Date BP: 4665 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4585, End BP: 4745

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: plant remains:grape pip

ID: 6367, C14 ID: OxA-931 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Stepleton, England

Archaeologist Name: Legge

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(1), 1988, 155-164

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler collagen from base of antler, id as red deer by A Pitt Rivers, ref sample 1, possibly used as pick, marked 'Depth 11 ft Bottom of SE ditch' at Wor Barrow, Sixpenny Handley, Cranborne Chase, Dorset, England. Subm R Bradley 1983. Comment (subm): this date and BM-2284R give taq for barrow construction and agree well with other evidence that oval barrows and related enclosures were being built as late as 5th millennium bp. (Is revision of earlier determination BM-2283.)

ID: 8865, C14 ID: BM-2283R Date BP: 4660 +/- 130, Start Date BP: 4530, End BP: 4790

Abstract: Oval long barrow of Cranborne Chase type

Archaeologist Name: A Pitt Rivers 1893-4

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 64 (original determination Radiocarbon, 32, 1990, 71 (revision Pitt Rivers A, 'Excavations in Cranborne Chase', v 4, London (1898 Barrett J & Bradley R (eds), 'Papers on the prehistoric archaeology of Cranborne Chase' (Oxbow Monogr, 11), 1991, 9; Barrett J et al (eds), 'Landscape, monuments and society: the prehistory of Cranborne Chase' (CUP, 1991)

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as charred wood, from burning of Ph II mortuary structure at Dalladies Farm, Fettercairn, Kincardineshire, Scotland. Comment (subm): 2 samples from opposite sides.

ID: 4372, C14 ID: SRR-289 Date BP: 4660 +/- 50, Start Date BP: 4610, End BP: 4710

OS Letter: NO, OS East: 627, OS North: 673

Archaeologist Name: S Piggott

Reference Name: Antiquity, 47, 1973, 32-6; Curr Archaeol, 3, 1972, 295-7; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 104, 1971-2 (1974), 23-47

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 795865, ref P76A7185, id as Prunus sp from mature timber, from feature 124E(3) in final recut of ditches at Briar Hill, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. Comment (subm): result agrees with HAR-4071, -5217 and provides approx date for final recutting of ditch system.

ID: 8621, C14 ID: HAR-4075 Date BP: 4660 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4730

OS Letter: SP, OS East: 736, OS North: 592

Archaeologist Name: Helen Bamford, Northampton Devel Corp

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 33, 1991, 82-5; Bamford H, 'Briar Hill Excavation 1974-8' (1985), 127-8

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal or bone ? [sample not specified], from occupation surface below OGS containing carbonised hazelnut shells, over 200 flint flakes with scrapers and sheep bone fragments at Port Charlotte, Islay, Argyll, Scotland. Subm S J Pierpoint and P Harrington 1977.

ID: 1035, C14 ID: HAR-2836 Date BP: 4660 +/- 90, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4750

Abstract: Clyde cairn

Archaeologist Name: S J Pierpoint and P Harrington

Reference Name: Glasgow Archaeol J, 7, 1980, 113-14

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:-

ID: 5896, C14 ID: OxA-417 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Peak Camp, England

Archaeologist Name: Darvill

Reference Name: Archaeometry 27(2), 1985, 237-246

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood, id as birch (Betula sp) from wooden structure in low peats at Foster's Walton, Walton Heath, Somerset Levels, England. Comment (JMC): structure, probably at least 20m long, extended over two peat heads, partly destroyed by peat cutting; it formed part of traditional passageway across moors in 3rd millennium BC.

ID: 8527, C14 ID: HAR-6264 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 455, OS North: 392

Archaeologist Name: J M Coles

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 29, 1987, 89; Somerset Levels Pap, 11, 1985, 62-8; Somerset Levels Pap, 15, 1989, 67

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:human

ID: 5621, C14 ID: OxA-3303 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Little Hoyle Cave, Wales

Archaeologist Name: Green

Reference Name: Archaeometry 35(1), 1993, 147-167

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, id as human adult ?male, PC5, from NW chamber of chambered cairn at Parc le Breos Cwm, Gower, West Glamorgan, Wales. Subm A Whittle. Comment (subm): the 12 individuals selected for dating represent 30% of the mortuary population. The dates confirm the expected earlier Neolithic period, but leave unresolved questions of cairn style development within the Cotswold-Severn tradition. This determination and possibly OxA-6494, -6489 could indicate a rather longer span of continuous use for this tomb than that suggested for Hazleton North. [Further comment in refs.]

ID: 7616, C14 ID: OxA-6490 Date BP: 4660 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4600, End BP: 4720

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 537, OS North: 898

Archaeologist Name: A Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry, 40, 1998, 445; Proc Prehist Soc, 64, 1998, 139-82

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Wood from base of peat, Peat Site 1, close to archaeol site where pottery was below peat at Ebbsfleet, Northfleet, Kent, England.

ID: 4193, C14 ID: BM-113 Date BP: 4660 +/- 150, Start Date BP: 4510, End BP: 4810

OS Letter: TQ, OS East: 617, OS North: 736

Archaeologist Name: D Walker

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 5, 1963, 105; Archaeol Cantiana, 74, 1960, 192-3

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Cervus elaphus

ID: 4925, C14 ID: OxA-1145 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: antler:deer

ID: 4979, C14 ID: OxA-1349 Date BP: 4660 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4740

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal, AML 760798, HH751535, c 50% id as hazel / alder, not twiggy, by C A Keepax, from HH 75, Site D2, cross-ditch 1, layer 11, from primary chalk wash overlying the solid chalk base of a ditch at Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England. Subm RJM 1976. Comment (subm): silt deposit contained chalk and flint lumps and bone and antler pieces.

ID: 8766, C14 ID: HAR-9168 Date BP: 4660 +/- 100, Start Date BP: 4560, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: ST, OS East: 847, OS North: 121

Archaeologist Name: R J Mercer 1975

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 34, 1992, 53

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Carbon Date. 2660BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Peat, id as brown woody, from KR85 RH 1, transition from fen-wood peat to monocot peat. Initial pollen evidence for major local impact of humans (see also GU-2062, 2107 to 2109) at Rhum (Kinloch), Highland, Scotland. Comment (subm): See extensive comment in monograph.

ID: 1617, C14 ID: GU-2110 Date BP: 4660 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4590, End BP: 4730

OS Letter: NM, OS East: 403, OS North: 998

Archaeologist Name: C R Wickham-Jones

Reference Name: Wickham-Jones, C R, 'Rhum: Mesolithic and later sites at Kinloch. Excavations 1984-86' (= Soc Antiq Scotl Monogr, 7), 1990, 132-6

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Carbon Date. 2659BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal in basal occ layer, assoc with Peterborough ware at Pen-y-Bont, Ogmore-by-Sea, Mid Glamorgan, Wales.

ID: 1245, C14 ID: BM-1112 Date BP: 4659 +/- 52, Start Date BP: 4607, End BP: 4711

OS Letter: SS, OS East: 863, OS North: 756

Archaeologist Name: D P Webley

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 21, 1979, 343-4; G C Boon and J M Lewis (eds), 'Welsh Antiquity', 1976, 19-35; Brit Archaeol Rep, 76, 1980, 228

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Carbon Date. 2655BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone, animal, id as ox, Ovicaprid, lying in the centre of the second compartment under paving stones which form the floor of the chamber at Loch Calder - Tulloch of Assery B -, Caithness, Scotland. Subm N Sharples.

ID: 3108, C14 ID: GU-1336 Date BP: 4655 +/- 60, Start Date BP: 4595, End BP: 4715

OS Letter: ND, OS East: 67, OS North: 618

Archaeologist Name: J X W P Corcoran

Reference Name: Scot Archaeol Rev, 4, 1986, 2-10; Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 98, 1964-6, 1-75

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: bone:pond tortoise

ID: 5830, C14 ID: OxA-3889 Date BP: 4650 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4720

Abstract: Three Holes Cave, England

Archaeologist Name: Roberts

Reference Name: Archaeometry 38(2), 1996, 391-415

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Antler, id as red deer, from basal fill of scoop 1211 at Winnall Down - Site R17, M3 motorway route, Hampshire, England.

ID: 1072, C14 ID: HAR-2201 Date BP: 4650 +/- 110, Start Date BP: 4540, End BP: 4760

OS Letter: SU, OS East: 498, OS North: 303

Archaeologist Name: P J Fasham

Reference Name: Proc Hampshire Fld Club Archaeol Soc, 38, 1982, 19-24

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 5357, C14 ID: OxA-2404 Date BP: 4650 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4720

Abstract: Windmill Hill, England

Archaeologist Name: Whittle

Reference Name: Archaeometry 34(1), 1992, 141-159

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Cervus elaphus

ID: 4926, C14 ID: OxA-1146 Date BP: 4650 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4730

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Bone: Bos

ID: 4554, C14 ID: OxA-1340 Date BP: 4650 +/- 70, Start Date BP: 4580, End BP: 4720

Abstract: Maiden Castle, England [Map]

Archaeologist Name: Sharples

Reference Name: Archaeometry 30(2), 1988, 291-305

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Carbon Date. 2650BC. Late Neolithic Carbon Dates

Report: Charcoal from pits F9, F12, F17, F18, F20, assoc with Neolithic pottery (plain and Mildenhall) at Spong Hill, N Elmham, Norfolk, England. Coll R D Carr. Comment (subm): Disparity between BM-1533 and BM-1534 possibly due to bulking of sample. But both dates are acceptable for Mildenhall ware.

ID: 3503, C14 ID: BM-1533 Date BP: 4650 +/- 80, Start Date BP: 4570, End BP: 4730

OS Letter: TG, OS East: 980, OS North: 197

Archaeologist Name: R D Carr

Reference Name: Radiocarbon, 24, 1982, 232-3

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