🆔 Identification

ID#540
SiteGlastonbury
PeriodIron Age
ContextDomestic
InterpretationNot specified
Researcher IDBULLEID Arthur
PublishedYes

📍 Location

SiteGlastonbury
GPS Coordinates Lat: 51.147448, Long: -2.718881
CountryUnited Kingdom
RegionEngland
CityGlastonbury

🔍 Excavation

Excavation nameGlastonbury
SupervisorNot specified
Start date1892
End date1907
Sampling methodNot specified

⏳ Dating

Dating typeNot specified
Dating methodNot specified
Dating (text)1st c. BC
Standardized dates (BP) 2050 – 1951

📏 Physical Characteristics

TypologyAmorphous
ShapeSemicircular/ Semicircular
Number of fragments1
Dimensions
Max (L×W×H) 28 × 28 × — cm
Min (L×W×H) Not specified
Real (L×W×T) Not specified

🛡️ Conservation & Surface

Conservation stateFragmented
Preservation conditionCharred
PorosityNot specified
TextureNot specified
OrnamentationNot specified
Upper surfaceNot specified
Lower surfaceNot specified

📝 Additional Descriptions

Comments
Possible mix with honey? According to Reid.
Reference
HELBAEK H. (1953) - Early Crops in Southern England, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 18, 2, p. 194-233 ISSN 0079-497X ; REID C. (1911) - Plants, wild and cultivated, in The Glastonbury Lake Village, a full description of the excavations and the relics discovered, 1892-1907, vol. 2, Glastonbury, Antiquarian Society, p. 625-630 DOI:10.1017/S0079497X00018326 ; ISSN: 0079-497X, 2050-2729

🔬 Microscopic Observations

Primary Particles

Total number
ClassPlant
Organization
Plant types
Taxonomy
Identified taxa
Triticum sp.;Bromus secalinus ;Avena sp.;Hordeum vulgare;Atriplex patula L.
Taphonomy
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Secondary Particles

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Taxonomy
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Matrix

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