A Bronze Age fragmented pottery urn and a cremation burial found in 1989 during the building of a new Sainsbury's store. The urn was discovered inverted in the earth after the removal of the topsoil.
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A Bronze Age fragmented pottery urn and a cremation, which was found by a member of the construction staff building a new Sainsbury's store at Christchurch, in the summer of 1989. He reported that it was revealed by removal of topsoil - about 300mm thick - which removed the base of the urn, since it was inverted. It has a rim diameter of 260mm and is presently in the possession of Poole Museum Services (2/91). Pers. Comm. Dai Watkins, Poole Museums Service 2/91. (1)
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<1> SDO13012
Verbal communication: Watkins D R. 1991. Bronze Age Cremation, Christchurch.
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 8 000 085
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