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Aerial photography of Skomer Island: lynchet near south stream settlement in drought Aerial reconnaissance survey for the CHERISH Project. Crown Copyright: CHERISH PROJECT 2018. Produced with EU funds through the Ireland Wales Co-operation Programme 2014-2020. All material made freely available through the Open Government Licence.

Skomer Island 2017. Completed excavation of lynchet near South Stream, trench looking south-west with 1m scales.

Skomer Island 2017. Section drawing in progress.

Skomer Island 2017. Professor Geoff Duller (Aberystwyth University), carrying out sampling for luminescence dating.

Skomer Island 2017. Skomer Island Project team and Professor Geoff Duller (Aberystwyth University) at trench edge.

Skomer Island 2017. Surveying the trench edges with differential GPS.

Figure 25 (.tif version) from "Skomer Island: The Excavation and luminescence dating of a Bronxe Age, Iron Age and Medieval field lynchet associated with the South Stream settlement" April 2017 produced by Barker, Davis, Driver, Johnston and Duller.

Skomer Island 2017. Skomer Island Project team (L-R), Dr Bob Johnston (Sheffield University), Louise Barker and Dr Toby Driver (RCAHMW), Dr Oliver Davis (Cardiff University).

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