St Germains, Tranent, East Lothian: the excavation of Early Bronze Age remains and Iron Age enclosed and unenclosed settlements
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1 Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 128 (1998), St Germains, Tranent, East Lothian: the excavation of Early Bronze Age remains and Iron Age enclosed and unenclosed settlements Derek Alexander* & Trevor Watkinsf with contributions by A Gleeson, F Hunter, A Sheridan & J Thorns ABSTRACT Cropmarks of
2 204 I SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, Fishers Road West enclosure 2. Fishers Road East enclosure
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4 206 I SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 Cropmarks Stone-paved structures ILLUS
5 [ J Unexcavated features ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 207
6 208 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 The strategy of the investigation was to excavate the whole enclosure including areas beyond
7 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 209 Possible burial pit I / Approx. location I of upcast Limit of excavation Gravel Field drain ILLUS 5 Plan of possible Beaker burial and ring-ditch
8 210 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998
9 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN I mm ILLUS 6 Early Bronze Age objects (Phase 1): chipped stone, Beaker sherds and jet bead
10 212 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 EARLY BRONZE
11 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 213 measured c0.4m wide and up to 0.3 m deep. The full extent of the structure could not be determined since its south-western end was cut by both the later polygonal enclosure and by a modern field drain,
12 214 I SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 GBC 3m aa bb ILLUS 7 Plan of ring-grooved houses RG2 & RG3 (Phase 2) adjacent pit GCH. These last finds may have been intrusive, as associated deposits of burnt bone and clay appear to have been incorporated as a result of animal activity in both pits. The interior of the ring-groove contained a number of other pits and post-holes, only some of which were excavated. Immediately west
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15 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 217 Defensive features (illus 4&9) The enclosure consisted of a large ditch, 5-6 m wide and up to 1.5 m deep, with an internal rampart (little of which survived
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18 220 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 PHASE 5: UNENCLOSED IRON AGE SETTLEMENT The fifth and final phase of settlement saw a major change in its form. The enclosing fortifications were allowed
19 ILLUS ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN I 221
20 222 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 The few finds from this structure include a worked flint, three chert fragments and pieces of burnt bone, all recovered from the curvilinear feature beneath the paving. Stone-paved structure
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22 224 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 PHASE 6: CULTIVATION AND DRAINAGE Traces
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25 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 227 range from the middle of the first millennium BC through to the second century AD for the pottery fromstgermains. One remarkable feature of the St Germains assemblage is its size. Although nowhere near the typical size of assemblages from Atlantic Scotland, the maximum number of vessels from St Germains (< 200) is slightly larger than that from Broxmouth and significantly larger than the assemblage
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27 14 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 229 r ILLUS
28 230 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 V ILLUS 15 Coarse ware
29 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN mm ILLUS16 Coarse ware
30 232 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, Rim sherd of an upright sided vessel, with evenly tapered, round topped rim; medium coarse fabric with frequent white stone inclusions up to 8 mm long; band of soot 20 mm wide below rim on exterior; body thickness 19 mm. From fill of the antenna ditch. BVP/ One rim and seven body sherds of a vessel with a round, pointed, slightly inturned rim and upright sides; three joining body sherds; coarse fabric with frequent stone inclusions
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33 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN I 235 r-o
34 236 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 pair from Kettleburn, Caithness, whose decoration suggests a Roman Iron Age date; MacGregor 1976, 143 & no 276). They are rare finds in Scotland and, if not actually Roman imports, certainly seem
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37 ALEXANDER & WATKJNS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN mm ILLUS 19 Coarse stone objects pin. Preservation conditions mean that most bone pins are from the Atlantic province (Stevenson 1955),
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39 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN
40 242 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 purposes prevents accurate dating of the artefacts. Thus, little more than broad functional comments
41 ' Beaker area f! II 1*1 Composite plan Phase 1 ^Ring ditch 50m i fcf> RG2ii I Polygonal enclosure ' ^ U~> &3 < I Antenna ditch L..._ Defensive ditch I Phase 3 Phase
42 244 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 perceived time-depth
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44 246 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1998 plentiful evidence
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47 various phases, must rely ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 249
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49 St Germains started life ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMA1NS, EAST LOTHIAN 251
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51 ALEXANDER & WATKINS: ST GERMAINS, EAST LOTHIAN 253 Green, H S 1980 The flint Arrowheads of the British Isles: a detailed study of material from England and Wales with comparandafrom Scotland and Ireland. Oxford (= BAR Brit Ser, 75, vols I-II). Guido,
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