CAVE BURIAL

Gazetteer of Caves, Fissures and Rock Shelters in Britain Containing Human Remains

Mill Pot Cave


Excavation

B. Bently, 1960; P. Turner, 1962.

Curation

Hanley Museum, Stoke-on-Trent.

Burials

MNI: 1 (adult).

Finds

Beaker and Bronze Age pottery, worked bone and tooth, animal bones.

Dates

PeriodReliability
NeolithicStratigraphical context of human remains indeterminate
Bronze AgeStratigraphical context of human remains indeterminate

14C

-

Additional Notes

Late Neolithic or Early Bronze Age.

Wetton

Staffordshire

Midlands

NGR: SK 0966 5609

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External References

Derbyshire Cave Registry701
National Monuments RecordSK 05 NE 21
Sites and Monument Record02655, 04114

Bibliography

Bramwell, D. (1963) Notes on some recent cave and gravel pit discoveries in North Wales and the Peak District. Peakland Archaeological Society Newsletter 19: 25-26.

Bramwell, D. (1973) Archaeology in the Peak District. Moorland Publishing.

Ryder, M.L., Longworth, I.H. & Gunstone, A.J.H. (1971) Prehistoric bone and pottery finds from Mill Pot Cave, near Wetton, Staffordshire. North Staffordshire Journal of Field Studies 11: 39-48.

Trent and Peak Archaeological Trust (1993) Manifold Valley, Staffordshire, Cave Survey. Trent and Peak Archaeological Trust and RCHME.

Article Author Graham Mullan