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Wokingham, Berkshire, 4/8/1963
Several sections of the gravel exposed on a building site in Glebelands Road. Six feet of well-bedded sandy gravel with clay seams seen in one trench but a few feet away in another trench and elsewhere the bedding was much-distorted.
Sarsen and Lower Greensand erratics found.

Waylands Smithy, Ashbury, Oxfordshire, 7/8/1963
7th August - 30th August

Second season with Professors Piggott and Atkinson, assisting with the excavation of the tomb. Primary tomb almost intact with about twelve disarticulated and one crouched skeleton laid on a sarsen pavement.
Mainly occupied in examining mound and old land surface of the primary tomb.




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