Note
Date 2020
Event ID 1127028
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Note
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1127028
Quoyness
This burial site in Orkney Islands was a focus for funerary practices in the Neolithic period, between 2900 BC and 2451 BC.
Prehistoric Grave Goods project site ID: 60090
CANMORE ID: 3395
Total no. graves with grave goods: 5
Total no. people with grave goods: 5
Total no. grave goods: 10
Prehistoric Grave Goods project Grave ID: 74054
Grave type: Chamber
Burial type(s): Inhumation
Grave good: Disc; Materials used: Slate; Current museum location: Unknown
Prehistoric Grave Goods project Grave ID: 74055
Grave type: Chamber
Burial type(s): Inhumation
Grave good: Animal Bone (Other); Materials used: Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]; Current museum location: Unknown
Grave good: Animal Bone (Other); Materials used: Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]; Current museum location: Unknown
Grave good: Pot; Materials used: Pottery; Current museum location: Unknown
Prehistoric Grave Goods project Grave ID: 74056
Grave type: Passage
Burial type(s): Inhumation
Grave good: Pot; Materials used: Pottery; Current museum location: Unknown
Grave good: Animal Bone (Other); Materials used: Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]; Current museum location: Unknown
Grave good: Animal Bone (Other); Materials used: Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]; Current museum location: Unknown
Prehistoric Grave Goods project Grave ID: 74058
Grave type: Cist
Burial type(s): Inhumation
Grave good: Animal Bone (Other); Materials used: Bone/Antler/Horn/Ivory/Tooth (Animal) [Bone]; Current museum location: Unknown
Prehistoric Grave Goods project Grave ID: 74059
Grave type: Chamber
Burial type(s): Inhumation
Grave good: Pot; Materials used: Pottery; Current museum location: Unknown
Grave good: Knife; Materials used: Chert / Flint [Flint]; Current museum location: Unknown
Further details, the full project database and downloads of project publications can be found here: https://doi.org/10.5284/1052206
An accessible visualisation of the database can be found here: http://blogs.reading.ac.uk/grave-goods/map/