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Neolithic flints on land at Westbarrow Hall Farm (EHER 82709)

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Summary

During trial trenching in 1997, the Neolithic period was represented by a general spread of flint flakes across the whole of the northern half of the evaluation area.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TQ 8634 8976 (511m by 611m)
Civil Parish ROCHFORD, ROCHFORD, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

1997. Trial trenching. The Neolithic period was represented by a general spread of flint flakes across the whole of the northern half of the evaluation area. A concentration of flint flakes was also noted in pit [1065] in Trench 52, isolated from the rest of the scatter. This was the greatest individual concentration of flints. No features of Neolithic date were identified but the presence of the flint flakes and the scraper (Registered Find 4), which was found in the topsoil, does imply activity here at this time. <1> <2>

Finds

Sources

  • <1> Evaluation Report: Dale, R.. 2001. Westbarrow Hall Farm, Rochford Essex: Archaeological Evaluation Plans.
  • <2> Excavation Report: Dale, R.. 2001. Westbarrow Hall Farm, Rochford.

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