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UBSS Proceedings 27(3), pp 239-244

Introduction to the 1960s Excavations at Picken's Hole

2018

Authors: ApSimon, A.M.; Mullan, G.J.; Smart, P.L.

Ref: UBSS Proceedings, 27(3), pp 239-244

Picken’s Hole is a small partially unroofed cave on Crook Peak, Somerset. It was excavated during the 1960s when significant Palaeolithic faunal assemblages, a small collection of Mousterian stone implements and some Human teeth were discovered. This paper gives the background to the site and to the work carried out there.

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