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Digest A2 - Dendrochronological and Radiocarbon Dates

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2023

Martin Carver
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Dendrochronology

Source: C. Groves, ‘Tree-ring Analysis of Timbers from Eastgate Street [sic] Stafford 1982–84’, Ancient Monuments Laboratory Report 135/87 (1987)

Tipping Street, ST32:

F142: Well-lining timbers, felling date AD 1255/6

F233: Well-lining timbers felled after AD 1189

St Mary's Grove, ST29:

F608/2270: Well-lining timbers felled late spring/early summer AD 1007

F404/2145: Cess pit-lining timbers felled not before 1173, probably after AD 1183

Archaeomagnetic dates

Source: Jon Cane

Tipping Street, ST32:

Forge: AD 1170

Salter Street kiln:

Kiln 2: AD 1360

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The Birth of a Borough
An Archaeological Study of Anglo-Saxon Stafford
 , pp. 149 - 150
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2010

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