Context (CMS Context)
It is believed that West Harling is the excavation at Micklemoor Hill undertaken by J.G.D. Clarke and C.I. Fell, the results of which are publicshed in the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 1953 (no. 19, pp. 1-36) in an article called 'The Early Iron Age site at Micklemoor Hill, West Harling'. The site was an early Iron Age settlement made up of a circular band and shallow ditch with two causeways. The round house in the centre of the settlement and thought typical of the period. The jars are individually labelled with sample numbers listed on two card enclosed within the box.
Event Date 20/10/2010
Author: maa

Description (CMS Description)
Seven charcoal samples in glass jars
Event Date 20/10/2010
Author: maa

Context (CMS Context)
An enclosed card reads: 'West Harling Charcoal Samples 7 glass tube. II K22 WH large frag. c. 1.5 cm3; II S.E.D. WH 1/2 tube full of frags; W End (all identifiable frags. are oak) 1/2" diam tube c. 2/3 full.; P24 slot WH II; 2nd narrow tube labelled W.End w large frags oak; CH. NW WH large flat frags; II W.H. smaller frags; in tin labelled 'W. Harling'.
Event Date 18/2/2011
Author: Imogen Gunn

Description (CMS Description)
1a. W. End Oak; 1b. W. End Oak; 2. II S.E.D. W.H.; 3. p24 slot W II H.; 4. II W.H.; 5. CH. N.W. W.H.; 6. II K22 WH
Event Date 18/2/2011
Author: maa