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Re: STATEMENT FROM THE SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIE
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tiompan wrote:
Cursuswalker wrote:
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As ever, look at the wider landscape context.


Always useful but multi period use of sites is common e.g. Salisbury plain .
Given the choice between a phenomenological approach and an excavation my dosh would go on the latter.


I would be fascinated to see further excavation of the site. With a rider that enough should be left unexcavated to be of use for future, as yet undiscovered, techniques to be able to shed light on the site.


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21st July 2007ce
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