Boxford, Newbury, Berkshire: Tree-ring analysis and radiocarbon dating of an oak timber

Author(s): Gill Campbell, David Andrews, Roderick Bale, Judith Dobie, Derek Fawcett, Robert Howard, Angela Middleton, Nigel Nayling, Sarah Orr, Michael Dee, Cathy Tyers, Peter Marshall

A large piece of waterlogged carved wood uncovered during excavation of foundations for a residential garage in Boxford, West Berkshire has been radiocarbon dated to the midfifth millennium cal BC. It is the earliest known example of a carved timber from Britain.

Report Number:
25/2023
Series:
Research Report
Pages:
29
Keywords:
Dendrochronology Mesolithic Radiocarbon Dating Wood, Worked

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