NGR: SD 6830 7653
NMR: SD 67 NE 43
SMR: YD 2305
NCI: 1635
Excavation: R. Marsden & Earby Potholing Club, 1985-8.
Curation: T.C. Lord.
Burials: MNI: 4 (2 adult, 2 juvenile); 1 adult (Iron Age)
Finds: Animal bones, Neolithic antler macehead.
Date: Neolithic (1) and Late Iron Age (1)
14C: 4176 bp (OxA-14265); 2260 bp (HAR-8056) on human bone.
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