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Monument details

HER Number:TR 25 NW 1619
Type of record:Findspot
Name:Harbledown, Bigbury - surface finds of a Palaeolithic handaxe and a miscellaneous worked flint

Summary

Harbledown, Bigbury - surface finds of a Palaeolithic handaxe and a miscellaneous worked flint

Grid Reference:TR 11 57
Map Sheet:TR15NW
Parish:HARBLEDOWN AND ROUGH COMMON, CANTERBURY, KENT

Monument Types

  • FINDSPOT (Palaeolithic - 500000 BC to 10001 BC)

Associated Finds

  • DEBITAGE (Palaeolithic - 500000 BC to 10001 BC)
  • HANDAXE (Lower Palaeolithic to Middle Palaeolithic - 500000 BC to 40001 BC)

Full description

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Harbledown, Bigbury - surface finds of a Palaeolithic handaxe and a miscellaneous worked flint. Seen by Roe in British Museum and in Canterbury Museum (1), accession CANCM:240A, collected in 1907 by Mr FB Godfrey, then included in Southern Rivers Project (2, 3)


<1> Roe, D.A., 1968, Gazetteer of British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Sites, p141 (Monograph). SWX6570.

<2> Wessex Archaeology, 1993, The Southern Rivers Palaeolithic Project, Report No.2: The South West and South of the Thames [Vol. I - text], S4.9, p144 (Monograph). SWX6569.

<3> Wessex Archaeology, 1993, The Southern Rivers Palaeolithic Project: maps for Report No. 2, Regions 4 & 1, The South West and South of the Thames [Vol II - maps], S4 (Unpublished document). SKE12023.

Sources and further reading

Cross-ref. Source description
<1>Monograph: Roe, D.A.. 1968. Gazetteer of British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Sites. 1-355. p141.
<2>Monograph: Wessex Archaeology. 1993. The Southern Rivers Palaeolithic Project, Report No.2: The South West and South of the Thames [Vol. I - text]. S4.9, p144.
<3>Unpublished document: Wessex Archaeology. 1993. The Southern Rivers Palaeolithic Project: maps for Report No. 2, Regions 4 & 1, The South West and South of the Thames [Vol II - maps]. S4.