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Archaeological excavation uncovers features from the late Neolithic and Bronze Age in Berkshire, indicating ancient occupation.
Four small areas within the site (c. 260 sq m in all) were stripped of overburden by machine under archaeological supervision and archaeological features investigated by hand. Dispersed pits, gullies and possibly ditches were uncovered, with all those that can be dated containing small quantities of pottery and flints belonging to the late Neolithic or Bronze Age.A few Mesolithic flints were also recovered.
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