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Monument Type(s):

• ENCLOSURE (Later Prehistoric - 4000 BC to 42 AD)
• LINEAR FEATURE (Later Prehistoric - 4000 BC to 42 AD)
• SETTLEMENT (Later Prehistoric - 4000 BC? to 42 AD?)
• TRACKWAY (Later Prehistoric - 4000 BC to 42 AD)

Summary

Visible on RCHME overlay. Now interpreted as ?later prehistoric settlement with enclosures, trackway and linear features.

Associated Monuments

Associated Finds:

Description

(1) Originally defined from St Joseph and NMR Aps.
(4) AP's revealed a cropmark site which may represent the hamlet of Puttes.
(5) Probable prehistoric interpretation provided by comparison with other sites in Thames Valley.
(6) Still visible on RCHME overlay. Now interpreted as ?prehistoric settlement with enclosures, trackway and linear features. AP's revealed a cropmarked site which may represent the hamlet of Putts. Similar to others in Thames Valley

<1> St Joseph Aerial Photograph, BCR 39,44. (Photograph). SOX280.

<2> English Heritage, NMR Aerial Photographs, 131/462,463 (Photograph). SOX294.

<3> Allison, Beresford & Hurst, 1965, Deserted Villages of Oxfordshire, L.U.P, 1965, p.42 (Monograph). SOX317.

<4> Medieval Archaeology, Vol 17 (1973), p.183 (Serial). SOX318.

<5> V Fenner, RCHME, 1993, The Thames Valley Project: A Report for the National Mapping Programme, P.114 (Monograph). SOX319.

<6> RCHME, 1993, Thames Gravels Survey (Map). SOX290.

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