EAA 74, 1995: A Late Neolithic, Saxon and Medieval Site at Middle Harling, Norfolk

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A hoard of coins of the shadowy East Anglian King Beonna triggered off a project which revealed not only late Neolithic activity but also a Viking burial and a small part of a rural settlement of the 8th to 13th centuries AD. Saturation coverage by metal detector at all stages of the work produced a large assemblage of metal objects which suggests that the ‘normal’ quantity and range of finds collected from conventionally excavated sites may often fall short of the true population.

Full reference:

Rogerson, A., 1995, A Late Neolithic, Saxon and Medieval Site at Middle Harling, Norfolk, East Anglian Archaeology 74

A4, 108pp, 81fig, 14pls

ISBN 0 905594 17 7