Charred grains (6442): free-threshing wheat from Wolverton Mill

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posted on 2022-07-06, 22:42 authored by Helena HamerowHelena Hamerow, Samantha Neil, Elizabeth Stroud

fragments view of charred cereal grains (Triticum free-threshing) from archaeological excavations at Wolverton Mill, England

Funding

Feeding Anglo-Saxon England: The Bioarchaeology of an Agricultural Revolution

European Research Council

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link to FeedSax data archive

https://doi.org/10.5284/1057492

site

Wolverton Mill

haystack grain photo ID

6442

haystack sample ID

haystack stable isotope ID

n/a

haystack stable isotope lab code

WVM023B

haystack radiocarbon ID

n/a

assemblage reference

Carruthers, W. (2011). 'The charred and mineralised plant remains', in Thompson, A., Chapman, P. and Chapman, A., Anglo-Saxon and medieval settlement at the former Post Office Training Establishment, Wolverton Mill, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. Excavations 2004, Northamptonshire Archaeology Report 11/50, pp.37-45

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cereal (Latin)

Triticum free-threshing

cereal (English)

free-threshing wheat

FeedSax phase

D4-E1 (980-1060)

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charred cereal grains Wolverton Mill reference (stable isotope analysis)fragments view free-threshing wheat Phase D4-E1 (980-1060)Archaeology

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