Ian D Mate
Biographic Data
| ID | 5662237 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ian D Mate |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ian D |
| FAMILY NAME | Mate |
| SIGNATURE | MATE I D |
| AFFILIATIONS | West Lothian Council |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Excavations of an enclosure system at Rough Castle, Falkirk
Trenches were cut through the banks of enclosures and field systems adjacent to the Roman fort of Rough Castle on the Antonine Wall.The latest field system was of 19th-century date.A second field system is thought to be intermediate in date between this and a smaller enclosure system, the latter probably of Roman or prehistoric date.There are some similarities between the enclosures and those adjacent to other Roman fans.The only find was a Neoli…
An Environmental History of the Upper Kennet Valley, Wiltshire, for the Last 10,000 Years
Research on the late Pleistocene and Holocene environment and archaeology of the upper Kennet valley, north Wiltshire, is described. In concentrating the work in the valley bottom, the main aims were: (1) to see if there was a record of environment and archaeology there, and if so to detail it; and (2) to redress brasses in research towards the visible archaeology of slopes and plateaus and their environmental record. Soils and sediments with bio…
The Pit Alignment at Eskbank Nurseries
Eskbank Nurseries, a market garden allotment some 200 m long and 30 to 40 m wide, lies at approximately 70 m OD on a relatively level terrace overlooking the south bank of the river North Esk (fig. 1). The excavated area is centred on NT320660 and lies within the two superimposed Roman camps first noted as crop marks by St Joseph in 1965 and subsequently excavated by Maxfield in 1972. Her excavation areas I and II were sited to investigate a pit …
An Environmental History of the Upper Kennet Valley, Wiltshire, for the Last 10,000 Years
Research on the late Pleistocene and Holocene environment and archaeology of the upper Kennet valley, north Wiltshire, is described. In concentrating the work in the valley bottom, the main aims were: (1) to see if there was a record of environment and archaeology there, and if so to detail it; and (2) to redress brasses in research towards the visible archaeology of slopes and plateaus and their environmental record. Soils and sediments with bio…
The Pit Alignment at Eskbank Nurseries
Eskbank Nurseries, a market garden allotment some 200 m long and 30 to 40 m wide, lies at approximately 70 m OD on a relatively level terrace overlooking the south bank of the river North Esk (fig. 1). The excavated area is centred on NT320660 and lies within the two superimposed Roman camps first noted as crop marks by St Joseph in 1965 and subsequently excavated by Maxfield in 1972. Her excavation areas I and II were sited to investigate a pit …
The Pit Alignment at Eskbank Nurseries
Eskbank Nurseries, a market garden allotment some 200 m long and 30 to 40 m wide, lies at approximately 70 m OD on a relatively level terrace overlooking the south bank of the river North Esk (fig. 1). The excavated area is centred on NT320660 and lies within the two superimposed Roman camps first noted as crop marks by St Joseph in 1965 and subsequently excavated by Maxfield in 1972. Her excavation areas I and II were sited to investigate a pit …
An Environmental History of the Upper Kennet Valley, Wiltshire, for the Last 10,000 Years
Research on the late Pleistocene and Holocene environment and archaeology of the upper Kennet valley, north Wiltshire, is described. In concentrating the work in the valley bottom, the main aims were: (1) to see if there was a record of environment and archaeology there, and if so to detail it; and (2) to redress brasses in research towards the visible archaeology of slopes and plateaus and their environmental record. Soils and sediments with bio…
Excavations of an enclosure system at Rough Castle, Falkirk
Trenches were cut through the banks of enclosures and field systems adjacent to the Roman fort of Rough Castle on the Antonine Wall.The latest field system was of 19th-century date.A second field system is thought to be intermediate in date between this and a smaller enclosure system, the latter probably of Roman or prehistoric date.There are some similarities between the enclosures and those adjacent to other Roman fans.The only find was a Neoli…
Archaeology (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Allotment (1 work) · Ditch (1 work)