W F Rankine
Biographic Data
| ID | 5665458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W F Rankine |
| GIVEN NAMES | W F |
| FAMILY NAME | Rankine |
| SIGNATURE | RANKINE W F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1939 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Further Excavations at a Mesolithic Site at Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The author has already published a full account of the investigation of a mesolithic chipping-floor (Warren V) on the Lower Greensand of East Hampshire in the parish of Oakhanger, near Selborne (fig. 1). The present report is concerned with another (Warren VII), discovered early in 1957 only a few yards to the north-west (fig. 2) and excavated later that year and in 1958. The interest of the new site is partly that it supplements and enlarges cer…
A Mesolithic Chipping Floor at The Warren, Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The object of this paper is to record and discuss the investigation of an unusually prolific Mesolithic chipping floor recently located on War Department land between Bordon Camp and the hamlet of Oakhanger, near Selborne, on the Hampshire Greensand. These lands are particularly sterile and undulating, and are dissected by a stream which emerges from Oakhanger Ponds to enter the Oakhanger Stream about a mile to the north (fig. 1). The section wes…
Artifacts of Portland Chert in Southern England
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Pebbles of Non-Local Rock from Mesolithic Chipping Floors
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Stone ‘Maceheads’ with Mesolithic Associations from South-Eastern England
The purpose of this brief article is to review the evidence concerning stone ‘maceheads’ with hour-glass perforation found in apparently Mesolithic associations in south-eastern England
Excavations at Farnham, Surrey (1937–38)
The scene of the excavations described in the first part of this paper is the Sewage Farm of the Farnham (Surrey) Urban District Council, situated on the gravels of the old course of the Blackwater River to the north-east of the town at an elevation of c. 250 ft. O.D. (fig. 1). The surface of the gravel within the area investigated is level, but to the west it slopes upwards to Farnham Park. From here there issues the course of a stream, which, s…
Excavations at Farnham, Surrey (1937–38)
The scene of the excavations described in the first part of this paper is the Sewage Farm of the Farnham (Surrey) Urban District Council, situated on the gravels of the old course of the Blackwater River to the north-east of the town at an elevation of c. 250 ft. O.D. (fig. 1). The surface of the gravel within the area investigated is level, but to the west it slopes upwards to Farnham Park. From here there issues the course of a stream, which, s…
Further Excavations at a Mesolithic Site at Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The author has already published a full account of the investigation of a mesolithic chipping-floor (Warren V) on the Lower Greensand of East Hampshire in the parish of Oakhanger, near Selborne (fig. 1). The present report is concerned with another (Warren VII), discovered early in 1957 only a few yards to the north-west (fig. 2) and excavated later that year and in 1958. The interest of the new site is partly that it supplements and enlarges cer…
A Mesolithic Chipping Floor at The Warren, Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The object of this paper is to record and discuss the investigation of an unusually prolific Mesolithic chipping floor recently located on War Department land between Bordon Camp and the hamlet of Oakhanger, near Selborne, on the Hampshire Greensand. These lands are particularly sterile and undulating, and are dissected by a stream which emerges from Oakhanger Ponds to enter the Oakhanger Stream about a mile to the north (fig. 1). The section wes…
Pebbles of Non-Local Rock from Mesolithic Chipping Floors
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Stone ‘Maceheads’ with Mesolithic Associations from South-Eastern England
The purpose of this brief article is to review the evidence concerning stone ‘maceheads’ with hour-glass perforation found in apparently Mesolithic associations in south-eastern England
Excavations at Farnham, Surrey (1937–38)
The scene of the excavations described in the first part of this paper is the Sewage Farm of the Farnham (Surrey) Urban District Council, situated on the gravels of the old course of the Blackwater River to the north-east of the town at an elevation of c. 250 ft. O.D. (fig. 1). The surface of the gravel within the area investigated is level, but to the west it slopes upwards to Farnham Park. From here there issues the course of a stream, which, s…
Pebbles of Non-Local Rock from Mesolithic Chipping Floors
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Stone ‘Maceheads’ with Mesolithic Associations from South-Eastern England
The purpose of this brief article is to review the evidence concerning stone ‘maceheads’ with hour-glass perforation found in apparently Mesolithic associations in south-eastern England
Artifacts of Portland Chert in Southern England
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Mesolithic Chipping Floor at The Warren, Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The object of this paper is to record and discuss the investigation of an unusually prolific Mesolithic chipping floor recently located on War Department land between Bordon Camp and the hamlet of Oakhanger, near Selborne, on the Hampshire Greensand. These lands are particularly sterile and undulating, and are dissected by a stream which emerges from Oakhanger Ponds to enter the Oakhanger Stream about a mile to the north (fig. 1). The section wes…
Further Excavations at a Mesolithic Site at Oakhanger, Selborne, Hants
The author has already published a full account of the investigation of a mesolithic chipping-floor (Warren V) on the Lower Greensand of East Hampshire in the parish of Oakhanger, near Selborne (fig. 1). The present report is concerned with another (Warren VII), discovered early in 1957 only a few yards to the north-west (fig. 2) and excavated later that year and in 1958. The interest of the new site is partly that it supplements and enlarges cer…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Geology (5 works) · Mesolithic (5 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Geomorphology (2 works)