claim · claim_bi_river_and_bog_contexts_differ
River, bog, lake-edge, cave and marine deposits should not be collapsed into one 'watery ritual' category.
River, bog, lake-edge, cave and marine deposits should not be collapsed into one 'watery ritual' category.
Review and provenance
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Dataset workflow: supported with caveats. This is separate from specialist review.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports claim
The River Has Never Divided Us: Bronze Age Deposition in Rivers and Wetlands — David Mullin (2012)Compares river and wetland deposition and questions simple categorical separation of watery contexts.
Locator: Entire article, especially comparative and concluding sections - 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
Mooghaun North gold hoard collection records — British MuseumCollection records and dating for surviving ornaments from the Mooghaun North hoard.
Locator: Culture/period, findspot, curator comments and associated records
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Referenced records
- Heathery Burn Cave · entity
- Mooghaun North gold hoard · entity
- Thames later Bronze Age depositional corridor · entity
- Salcombe B and related offshore assemblages · entity