SDO11069 - Penny's Farm, Cranborne; Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society

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Title Penny's Farm, Cranborne; Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society
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Wessex Archaeology undertook the evaluation of a proposed small-scale residential development to the east of Penny's Farm, Cranborne during November 1992. The evaluation followed on from the discovery of Late Neolithic, Middle Saxon and Medieval features in Penny's Mead, the field to the NW of the site in 1982. Four machine trenches were excavated during the evaluation. Small quantities of Neolithic and Bronze Age flints were recovered. Some features contained large amounts of burnt flint. A single RomanoBritish cremation burial was excavated, contained in a Black Burnished Ware vessel of 3rd century date. Medieval features were also excavated.

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short note in 'Dorset Archaeology in 1992', Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, vo. 114, p.233

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  • Penny's Farm, Cranborne; evaluation 1992

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Jul 19 2019 12:23PM