claim · claim_bi_developer_led_bias
Developer-led archaeology disproportionately improves evidence in construction corridors and intensively developed lowlands, leaving quieter rural, upland and offshore zones les…
Developer-led archaeology disproportionately improves evidence in construction corridors and intensively developed lowlands, leaving quieter rural, upland and offshore zones less evenly sampled.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports claim
The Must Farm pile-dwelling settlement — Mark Knight, Rachel Ballantyne, Iona Robinson Zeki, David Gibson (2019)Publishes the exceptional Must Farm pile settlement, its earlier channel structures and the Flag Fen Basin palaeolandscape.
Locator: Abstract; palaeolandscape; earlier channel activity; discussion; conclusions; Figure 2 - supports · supports claim
Runnymede Bridge Late Bronze Age waterfront settlement — Historic EnglandOfficial record for the excavated Runnymede Bridge waterfront settlement, metalworking and exchange evidence.
Locator: Location; Summary; Details; archaeological history - supports · supports claim
Cliffs End Farm project summary — Wessex ArchaeologySummarises the Late Bronze Age mortuary sequence and multi-period excavation at Cliffs End Farm.
Locator: Late Bronze Age and scientific-results sections
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Referenced records
- Runnymede Bridge · entity
- Cliffs End Farm · entity
- Must Farm · entity