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Excavations at Billingborough, Lincolnshire, 1975-8: A Bronze Age - Iron Age Settlement and Salt-working Site

by P. Chowne, R.M.J. Cleal and A.P. Fitzpatrick with P. Andrews
Published 2001
ISBN: 1-874350-32-9  £11.50

Extensive excavations on the fen margin at Billingborough revealed archaeological remains of considerable regional importance. A Middle Bronze Age enclosure is one of the most extensively excavated enclosures of its type in East Anglia. Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age salt-making debris represents one of the earliest and most substantial assemblages of such material in the area. The results have led to the creation of a pottery sequence for the Bronze Age and Iron Age periods in the region.

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