An Assessment of the potential for in-situ preservation of buried organic archaeological remains at Sutton Common, South Yorkshire: PhD Thesis, University of Hull (2004)

This PhD thesis approaches the issue of the in situ preservation of archaeology, specifically in a wetland environment where it is recognised that organic materials are often preserved in an exceptional condition. The research aims to identify an approach by which wetland archaeological sites can effectively be monitored, their dynamics identified and an accurate assessment of their condition, and that of the archaeological remains preserved within them, be made. The study site is Sutton Common, an Iron Age double enclosure located in South Yorkshire. The full text of the PhD thesis is available to download as a series of pdf files.