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HOUSESTEADS FORT 1984 - THE WOODEN ARTIFACTS FROM CONTEXTS H20/10/42 AND H20/10/48

Authors: Clapham, A.;

HOUSESTEADS FORT 1984 - THE WOODEN ARTIFACTS FROM CONTEXTS H20/10/42 AND H20/10/48

Abstract

Four wooden artifacts were analysed from context H20/10/48 and the species of wood identified. Two objects were found to be made from hazel (Corylus avellana L.) and two were made from exotic woods, sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) and silver fir (Picea abies Mill.).

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Archaeology, Grey Literature

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