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From Coast to Fen: Archaeology in a Dynamic Landscape, 9798888571958
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Unearth secrets of a dynamic landscape shaped by sea and settlement.

From Coast to Fen: Archaeology in a Dynamic Landscape

The Archaeology of the Triton Knoll Electrical System, Lincolnshire

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    192 pages

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    29 May 2025

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Summary

Excavation of over 15 sites from Anderby Creek on the East Lincolnshire Coast to Bicker Fen in the Borough of Boston has revealed hints of prehistoric activity, evidence of Iron Age and Roman settlement and saltmaking, and insights into post-medieval rural industry. These sites lie within a landscape that has witnessed significant and complex change, with periods of marine transgression, regression, and later reclamation, impacting the distribution of sites and the activities taking place.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9798888571958
Author:Claire Christie, Joshua T. Hogue
Publisher:Casemate Publishers
Imprint:Casemate Publishers
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:192
Release Date:29 May 2025
Weight:714g
Dimensions:297mm x 210mm
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About The Author

Claire Christie

Claire Christie is a Post-Excavation Project Manager at Headland Archaeology (UK) Ltd, taking projects through from reporting to publication. She has worked on large scale high-profile projects such as the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon road scheme, coordinating specialist work, managing data and authoring reports and publications. Claire specialises in the prehistoric archaeology of Britain and has presented her research at international conferences, in journals and edited volumes, and has contributed to regional research strategies.

Joshua T. Hogue is a Senior Manager at Allen Archaeology Ltd, overseeing all project reporting, analysis and publications projects across the company. He has worked on numerous high-profile projects, such as excavations for the BBC documentary ‘Attenborough and the Mammoth Graveyard’. Joshua specialises in Palaeolithic and Quaternary research with a focus on lithic analysis. He now focuses mainly on the archaeology of Britain, but has also published widely on the Later Stone Age of North Africa.

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