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Burnt Mounds Survey, excavation and distribution map

Date(s): 1994

Creator(s): Centre for Manx Studies

Scope & Content: Field records:
Manuscript list of known burnt mounds, 39 in all - 6 pages.
Manuscript extract from ‘Rescue excavation on Braust, Andreas (Plot 1227)
Burnt mound sites at Maughold located by David Fisher - annotated 1st Edition 6” map.

Burnt mounds at Kerrowdhoo:
Notes on burnt mounds at Kerrowdhoo, manuscript
Annotated extracts from Kerrowdhoo environmental impact report (unpublished)
Annotated extract lithic assemblages from Kerrowdhoo, Kirk Bride, Isle of Man, by S. Mc Cartan
Plan and north section of gully context 3, Burnt mound 1992-0107: scale 1:25 - A3 photocopy


Burnt mounds at Upper Lhergydhoo:
27 10 1994 PJD to JJW with details and photocopies of Sheila Cregeen’s notes on Upper Lhergydhoo.
Copy of IFA for Cregeen at Upper Lhergydhoo (2 x A4 pages).
Copy of S Cregeen’s type-written account of the burnt mounds 20 11 1981; 4 pages.
A3 photocopy of 1st Edition 25” with area of burnt mounds ringed (JJW).
A3 photocopy of 3 linked plans of the burnt mounds; 1:100; showing hedge, ditches and mounds.
Two overlapping A3 photocopy section drawings of Mound C; 1:20.
Copy of inked-up smaller scale plan of all the burnt mounds.

Administration / Biographical History: A survey of burnt mound sites was carried out by J J Woodcock as part of her PhD research on the Manx Bronze Age.

A list of 39 burnt mound sites with grid references and plot numbers was created. A shorter list A to P was compiled of sites that had been visited. These sites have additional details. A large proportion of the archive is material on the burnt mounds discovered in 1980 at Upper Lhergydhoo, German which were considered as open air cooking places, and those found at Kerrowdhoo in 1992.

People:
L.S. Garrad, J. J. Woodcock, P. J. Davey, D. Fisher

Language: English

Collection: Manuscript Archive

Level: FILE

ID number: MS 14146/27

Access conditions: No regulations or restrictions are implemented on this material. Advance notification of a research visit is advisable by emailing library@mnh.gov.im

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