CAVE BURIAL

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

Albert Cave

Also known as Kings Scar Cave


Excavation

Settle Cave Exploration Committee, 1870-74.

Curation

British Museum, London; Buxton Museum; Keighley Museum; T.C. Lord.

Burials

MNI: 1

Finds

Flint scraper, Romano-British artefacts, animal bones.

Dates

PeriodReliability
UnknownNo reliable dating information available

14C

-

Langcliffe

North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire

NGR: SD 8379 6508

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External References

National Monuments RecordSD86NW 8
Sites and Monument RecordYD 3780

Bibliography

Branigan, K. & Dearne, M.J. (1991) A Gazetteer of Romano-British Cave Sites and their Finds. Department of Archaeology and Prehistory, University of Sheffield.

Brook, A. et al. (1991) Northern Caves, Volume 2. The Three Peaks. Dalesman, Skipton.

Dawkins, W.B. (1872) Report on the results obtained by the Settle Cave Exploration Committee out of Victoria Cave 1870. Journal of the Anthropological Institute. 1: 60-70.

Dawkins, W.B. (1874) Cave Hunting. MacMillan, London.

Quartermaine, J. (1995) Victoria and Albert Caves, North Yorkshire. Archaeological Survey. Lancaster University Archaeological Unit, Lancaster.

Tiddeman, R.H. (1875) The works and problems of the Victoria Cave exploration. Proceedings of the Geological and Polytechnic Society of the West Riding of Yorkshire. 6: 77-92.

Article Author Graham Mullan