REVIEW BY ADAM DAUBNEY
This volume sets out the results of excavations and survey along a 5km stretch of the A160/A180 in north-east Lincolnshire. Excavations were carried out within an archaeologically important landscape of drained former marshland near the Humber Estuary.
The evidence attests to long-term occupation punctuated by periods of decline and abandonment. Flint scatters, pit alignments, linear boundaries, and a possible funerary monument illustrate life and death in the Bronze Age, with the latter potentially adding to the distribution of ‘marsh barrows’ that dot the low-lying landscape of the region.
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