Although palaeochannel C was primarily outside the borrow pit several finds were recovered during the watching brief including a human femur, animal bones and several timbers. Small size and gracility of the bone and the short estimated stature suggest that the individual was female. The d13C value of -20.4 is indicative of a diet where all protein came from terrestrial sources. The d15N value … was 9.3 … would seem to indicate a diet high in animal protein. A large mammal rib had fine cut marks showing evidence of butchery. Roe deer tibia, five faint cut marks, typical skinning marks. (1)
See L12288 for Bronze Age finds including worked antler

<1> ARCUS, Mar 2001, Interim Statement on the Archaeological Works at Staythorpe Power Station, Nottinghamshire, pp 5, 7 - 9 (Unpublished document). SNT2532.

<2> ARCUS, Apr 2001, A Palaeoenvironmental Study and Watching Brief on Borrow Pits at Staythorpe Power Station, Staythorpe, Nottinghamshire (Unpublished document). SNT2533.