Element record L11211 - Neo / BA flints from field 2964, S of Ferry Lane, Collingham

Summary

ARTEFACT SCATTER (Neolithic to Late Bronze Age)

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Grid reference SK 81299 61679 (point)
Map sheet SK86SW
District Newark
Civil Parish Collingham, Newark

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23 struck pieces from fieldwalking, but concentrated on a ridge in the alluvium (grid reference centred on this ridge). The large discoidal core and larger size of the flakes indicates a neolithic scatter. The abrupt change in artefact density at the interface between the gravel and alluvium may indicate that alluviation has sealed features containing flintwork, these deposits could be exceptionally well preserved. (1)
See L11207, L11218 for nearby Neo/BA flints, L11214 for Ro/Med pottery from this field.


<1> TPAT, 04/1994, Proposed Gravel Quarry at Collingham, Notts.: Fieldwalking Survey Summary Report and Recommendations for Further Work (Unpublished document). SNT2020.

Other Refs: appx 2

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  • <1> Unpublished document: TPAT. 04/1994. Proposed Gravel Quarry at Collingham, Notts.: Fieldwalking Survey Summary Report and Recommendations for Further Work.

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Jan 19 2023 7:34PM

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David Littlewood

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