Monument record 2590/0/28 - Pit alignments, probably late Bronze Age/ early Iron Age

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{1} Three pit alignments, approx 18in deep, 3ft 6in wide and 6ft long. No pottery or bone was found but pollen from soil samples suggests that when the pits were dug the surrounding area was grassland. They probably date from the late Bronze Age or early Iron Age.


<1> 1997, Archaeology News Warmington, (unchecked) (Newsletter). SNN107037.

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  • <1> Newsletter: 1997. Archaeology News Warmington. January. (unchecked).

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Grid reference TL 082 921 (point)
Civil Parish WARMINGTON, North Northamptonshire (formerly East Northants District)

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Nov 17 2022 11:08AM

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