Source/Archive record (Bibliographic Reference) SLI11277 - The Car Dyke: Past Work, Current State and Future Possibilities
| Title | The Car Dyke: Past Work, Current State and Future Possibilities |
|---|---|
| Author/Originator | Cope-Faulkner, P. and Simmons, B. B. |
| Date/Year | 2004 |
Abstract/Summary
This work presents the results of a survey of the present knowledge regarding the Car Dyke, one of Britain's longest yet little known linear monuments. It was not until the 1960s and 1970s that detailed study of the Car Dyke was undertaken, however, the full results of the Car Dyke Research Group were never published. One of the key elements of the work was the collating of visual surveys. This has been updated with visual studies in 1996 and 2000. This work represents a full picture of current knowledge upon which future research can be built.
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Description
P. Cope-Faulkner and B. B. Simmons, The Car Dyke: Past Work, Current State and Future Possibilities, Lincolnshire Archaeology and Heritage Reports Series, no.8 (Heckington, 2004). Published by Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire.
Location
SMR Library
Referenced Monuments (11)
- MLI90059 Flint axe found near Car Dyke Farm (Find Spot)
- MLI90055 Flint blade found to the east of the Car Dyke (Find Spot)
- MLI90054 Flint scraper found to the east of the Car Dyke (Find Spot)
- MLI90057 Flint waste flakes found to the east of the Car Dyke (Find Spot)
- MLI90056 Medieval pottery scatter to the east of the Car Dyke (Monument)
- MLI90018 Possible Iron Age/Romano-British Salt Working Site, Helpringham Fen (Monument)
- MLI90004 Possible Romano-British settlement on the east side of the Car Dyke (Monument)
- MLI90053 Prehistoric pottery found on Howell Fen (Monument)
- MLI90058 Prehistoric pottery found to the north of Car Dyke Farm (Find Spot)
- MLI90067 Romano-British pottery including briquetage found to the east of the Car Dyke (Find Spot)
- MLI60014 Scheduled section of the Car Dyke in Helpringham (Monument)
Referenced Events (2)
Record last edited
Jul 10 2012 11:22AM