The sites around Avebury were surveyed by RCHME Salisbury in 1991, after the designation of the area as a World Heritage Site. The manor house and grounds of Avebury Manor were bought by the National Trust in 1991 and the survey was part of a programme of archaeological investigation in advance of demolition work, and to aid management of the area. In 1995, aerial photography revealed parchmarks of a double ring-ditch in the north-west quadrant of the circle, and another survey was undertaken to include these. It was published in Antiquity in September 1996.
Contents : 16 plans, contour survey, 4 computer plots, 4 reports, disk Condition : SATISFACTORY
This is part of the Series: RCH01/037 The Avebury World Heritage Site Project; within the Collection: RCH01 Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (RCHME) Archive
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Archaeological Field Investigator: Lewis, Carenza: Royal Commission On The Historical Monuments Of England
Archaeological Field Investigator: Field, David: Royal Commission On The Historical Monuments Of England
Archaeological Field Investigator: Riley, Hazel: Royal Commission On The Historical Monuments Of England
Archaeological Field Investigator: Mcomish, David: Royal Commission On The Historical Monuments Of England
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