Jetton. In: by the late Doreen Hunter, Catherine Brooks, David Caldwell, Geoffrey Stell and Mike Middleton, compiled by Catherine Smith, ARO16: 'Digging Linlithgow’s past: early urban archaeology on the High Street, 1966-1977'. Archaeology Reports Online 16
Resource type
Book chapter
Creator (person)
Holmes, Nicholas
Date published
2015
Abstract
Excavations in Linlithgow High Street between 1966 and 1977 found evidence of an intensive fifteenth and sixteenth century tanning industry, and a large volume of worked antler waste. Documentary sources confirm a concentration of tanning and related trades from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. Foundations of seventeenth to nineteenth century stone buildings were also discovered. The postexcavation analysis and publication of these excavations was funded by Historic Scotland.
Contributor (person)
Bowler, David P
Cox, Adrian
Hall, Derek W
Holmes, Nicholas
Perry, David
Smith, Catherine
Middleton, Mike
Munro, David
Moran, Frank W
Funder
| Funder name | Awards |
Historic Scotland | |
Series name
Archaeology Reports Online
Book title
Digging Linlithgow’s past: early urban archaeology on the High Street, 1966-1977
Editor
Ballin Smith, Beverley
Journal title
Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports
Issue
16
Pagination
328
Publisher
GUARD Archaeology Ltd
Place of publication
Glasgow
ISSN
2052-4064
Additional information
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