Find Spot record 0508201002 - LITTLE GOMMS WOOD

Summary

Three Neolithic to Bronze Age flint scrapers found in field-walking survey

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  • None recorded

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  • FINDSPOT (Undated)

Description

1 BUTTON SCRAPER FROM SQUARE 2; 1 BUTTON SCRAPER FROM SQUARE 3; 1 NOSE SCRAPER FROM SQUARE 2. FOUND DURING 2 FIELDWALKS (SEE DETAILED FINDS LIST & MAP FILED)(BI2-3)

Sources (7)

  • <1>SBC5847 Unpublished document: 1981. GREEN M, CAUVAIN S & P FARLEY M E (VIA MR J C TRENCH) DEC 1981.
  • <2>SBC2641 Unpublished document: Stan and Pauline Cauvain. 1982. CAUVAIN S & P APRIL 1982 (SEE LIST OF FINDS & MAP FILED).
  • <3>SBC2646 Unpublished document: Stan and Pauline Cauvain. 1982. CAUVAIN S & P SEPT 1982 (SEE LIST OF FINDS & MAP FILED).
  • <4>SBC6454 Unpublished document: 1985. HOPKINS A P & FARLEY M E MARCH 1985 (SEE CORRESPONDENCE ETC).
  • <5>SBC6453 Unpublished document: 1987. HOPKINS A P & FARLEY M E, MAY/AUGUST 1987 (SEE CORRESPONDENCE ETC).
  • <6>SBC2601 Article in serial: P Cauvain, S Cauvain and M Green. 1989. 'PREHISTORIC, ROMANO-BRITISH & C14 ACTIVITY AT ASHWELLS, TYLERS GREEN', IN RECS OF BUCKS 31 PP111 -119. Vol 31.
  • <7>SBC2652 Unpublished document: Stan Cauvain. 1991. STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CERAMIC MATERIALS FROM MEDIEVAL KILNS IN SOUTH BUCKS.

Location

Grid reference Centred SU 8988 9307 (220m by 310m)
Civil Parish CHEPPING WYCOMBE, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Civil Parish HIGH WYCOMBE, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Finds (1)

  • SCRAPER (TOOL) (Early Neolithic to Late Bronze Age - 4000 BC to 701 BC)

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Related Events/Activities (2)

  • Event - Survey: Fieldwalking (EBC10411)
  • Event - Survey: Fieldwalking (EBC1131)

Record last edited

Dec 14 2023 12:48PM

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