91 High Street, St Mary Cray, Orpington, Greater London: Radiocarbon Wiggle Matching of Timbers

Author(s): Alastair Barclay, A Bayliss, Bronk Ramsey, Dr G T Cook, Peter Marshall, Cathy Tyers, Paula Reimer

Radiocarbon dating andwigglematch analysis was undertaken on a series of five single-year samples from each of three cores taken from oak and elmtimbers thought to be associated with the primary construction phase of 91 High Street, St Mary Cray. The analysis suggests that the timbers were all felled in cal AD1370–1395 (95% probability), thus indicating a late-fourteenth century date for the construction of this building.

Report Number:
21/2017
Series:
Research Report
Pages:
30
Keywords:
Dendrochronology Medieval Radiocarbon Dating

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