File:The Trundle east gate 1930 excavations annotated.jpg
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English: The plan shows the area cleared down to chalk, and the pits and postholes excavated within that area, in the east gate of The Trundle, 1930. The grey background represents the earthworks of the Iron Age ramparts, and the dotted lines outline the cleared area. Redrawn from source: Curwen, E.C. (1931). "Excavations in The Trundle, Second Season, 1930". Sussex Archaeological Collections. 72: 100–149. doi:10.5284/1086064. |
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| Author | Mike Christie |
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