Scarcewater, Pennance, Cornwall: Archaeological excavation of a Bronze Age and Roman landscape: Archaeological excavation of a Bronze Age and Roman landscape

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These archaeological excavations were focused upon the investigation of three sunken-floored roundhouses of Middle Bronze Age date, together with a range of Bronze Age pits and timber structures, a Late Bronze Age roundhouse and palisade enclosure and pits, a Middle Iron Age cairn, and Romano-British settlement and funerary activity. The report discusses shifting settlement foci and changes to Bronze Age roundhouse architecture over a period between 1500 and 1000 cal BC, and examines the relationships between settlement-related and ceremonial activity in the middle of the second millennium cal BC.