How To Find The Remains Of An Orcadian Farmstead
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6 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY FIG 2 Site plan showing location of trenches and main sections; Period I structure in trench II (scale 1:400)
7 46 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Within the restricted areas explored, the only structural remains attributable to Period I were the fragmentary paving, upright stone and grooves left by the removal of two upright stones found at the base of the lower midden in trench II (fig 2). There were no traces within the interiors of houses 1 and 2 to suggest ti.at they had replaced earlier structures on the same spot, and it is likely that
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13 52 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 innermost paving-slab partially filled
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20 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 59 recovered from tombs and even fewer have secure provenances within the sequences of construction, use and blocking of individual tombs. Differential and often poor preservation of bone in tombs
21 60 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 FIG 6 Pottery nos 1-21, Period I (scale 1:3)
22 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 61 2 Rounded section, very hard black fabric, small dark grits. SF 324.
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24 25 Tiny sherd, inner surface missing RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 63
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27 66 j SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, FIG 9 Pottery nos 57-66, Period II (scale 1:3)
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31 70 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 One small bowl, 57, is almost complete. In a few cases, such as 11,12A, 64, 66, C, a considerable amount of a vessel was found crushed but undisturbed. The majority of pots are represented by only one
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33 72 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 bevelled and sometimes thickened rims which are typically Orcadian; even the two heaviest bowls represented at Knap of Howar are not as large or thick as many from the Orcadian tombs. Although there are now a number of radiocarbon dates from the tombs including a series from Isbister, the difficulty of relating them to grave-goods, which themselves, though seemingly found in association, may not really be so, means that the Unstan bowls are not closely dated. The difference between the small Knap of Howar assemblage
34 Rinyo (Childe RTTCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 73
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36 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 75 BONE Bone awls
37 76 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, Split-pulley head,
38 148 Sliver, RITCHffi: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 77
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41 80 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, J FIG 15 Stone borers (scale 1:2) 201 Flagstone pebble,
42 FIG 16 Grinding stones (scale 1:2) RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 81
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46 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 85 2 Buff leached chert, some cortex on back, steep retouch on three sides, finer and shallower retouch on fourth side forming working edge. Topsoil, trench II,? Period II. 3 Ginger-brown flint. Secondary midden, trench V, Period II. 4 Similar, cortex on back, broken down one side. Primary midden, trench II, Period II. 5 Flint scorched red-grey. Secondary midden, trench
47 86 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, , 31 Microlith 31 Pink quartzite; steep retouch down
48 Floor deposit, house RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 87
49 88 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, Point,
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52 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 91 (rubbing stones, rubbers, saucer querns, saddle querns, etc) with,
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54 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 93 be identified, which was 56% by weight on that proportion of the material which could be weighed, which was about two-thirds. Since there was a distinct possibility that the upper two layers of the excavation might be contaminated by modern material (we were informed that eight Clydesdale stallions were buried
55 94 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 TABLE 1 Proportions of species: numbers of fragments Cattle Sheep Pig Deer Seal Otter Whale Dog Cat Horse Topsoil
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57 96 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 elusion that
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59 98 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 midshaft, whereas in North Ronaldsay and mouflon it is almost invariably proximal anterior. The only modern breed exhibiting
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61 100 I SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Wages,
62 organisms. Twenty-three species belong RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 101
63 102 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 breeding in Orkney until about Perhaps guillemot, razorbill, puffin and great auk supplied most of
64 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 103
65 104 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Trench II layer 11,? Trisopterus sp; turbot (5 kg). Trench
66 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY
67 106 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 APPENDIX 8:
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71 110 I SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, Sands of Evie HY As for Site 6, but more sandy. About 20 m towards the coast from Site 6. 8 Skaill Bay HY A coastward extension of Site 4. An area of marram grass immediately above high-water mark. Much bare loose sand.
72 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 111 proportion of measurable (ie complete) values of Mytilus and Ensis of the total counts gives an indication
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74 RITCHIE: EXCAVATION OF NEOLITHIC FARMSTEAD, PAPA WESTRAY 113 as a by-product of the collection of seaweed. Horizons of Littorina littoralis are frequent in the sandy loams
75 114 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Comparison with other Orcadian sites, Skara Brae (Evans, unpublished) and Buckquoy (Evans & Spencer
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