Find Spot record 0680200000 - Field SE of ST JAMES' CHURCH, BOARSTALL

Summary

Iron Age metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

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  • None recorded

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  • FINDSPOT (Undated)

Description

Iron Age teret ring discovered with other metal items during detectorist's survey of field (B1).

Sources (7)

  • ---SBC18758 Aerial Photograph: 13/06/47. RAF 133.4018. SP\623130. Yes.
  • ---SBC19903 Unpublished document: Len Rees. 1997-8. Archive of researcher Len Rees with regard to finds made in Great Bardols Field, Boarstall, also Boarstall Decoy.
  • ---SBC19904 Unpublished document: County Museum Archaeological Group. 1983. Archive of CMAG fieldwalking of Great Bardols Field, Boarstall..
  • <1>SBC19903 Unpublished document: Len Rees. 1997-8. Archive of researcher Len Rees with regard to finds made in Great Bardols Field, Boarstall, also Boarstall Decoy.
  • <1>SBC8457 Verbal communication: Mike Farley (BCM). 1983. MEF 1983 (MARCH) PERS COMM; GRID SQUARE PLAN OF FIELDWALKING IN HANGING FILE & FILED.
  • <2>SBC2652 Unpublished document: Stan Cauvain. 1991. STUDY OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CERAMIC MATERIALS FROM MEDIEVAL KILNS IN SOUTH BUCKS.
  • <3>SBC19902 Unpublished document: June Strong. 1997. Archive of survey of Boarstall medieval settlement undertaken voluntarily for the National Trust.

Location

Grid reference SP 6253 1388 (point)
Civil Parish BOARSTALL, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

Finds (1)

  • HARNESS RING (Early Iron Age to Late Iron Age - 700 BC to 42 AD)

Related Monuments/Buildings (0)

Related Events/Activities (1)

  • Event - Intervention: Fieldwalking and metal detecting survey of Great Bardols field and fields south of Boarstall Decoy (EBC16203)

Record last edited

Apr 6 2022 5:40PM

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