Bronze Age beakers and possibly also a flint dagger, possibly from Borough Field, Great Chesterford (EHER 4927)

Three Bronze Age beakers and a prehistoric flint dagger found.

Two beakers (Late Southern (S3), eastern cylinder-necked variant (S3(E)) are in Cambridge Museum (Nos 48.431 and 48.432). One definitely and the other possibly from Borough Field, Great Chesterford, while a flint dagger found here is of doubtful association. <1> - <5> Note: The dagger is recorded in EHER 4993 and described as Roman. A third beaker of handled type from Great Chesterford is in Saffron Walden Museum. (Not listed by Clarke). <1> <2> <6> <7> Site Assessment = Accession number for Saffron Walden Museum beaker. NRHE data transfer: no new information. Note: This record had been mapped to the generic location TL 50 43 but has been re-mapped to the known location of Borough Field. It is still a generic location for the field and does not represent the precise findspot, but better represents the locality of the find. See also <8>.