Archaeologia Islandica - 01.01.2013, Síða 120

HOWELL M. ROBERTS AND ELÍN ÓSK HREIÐARSDÓTTIR
antiquity, prior to the fall of the 1477
tephra. This disturbance was particularly
severe in the northem central area, where
few if any fínds are thought to remain
'in-situ'. Along with boat were the partial
remains of 3 people, a small hexagonal
copper alloy bell, and a large disc shaped
bead of black stone. Possible post holes
are noted at the (south) eastem edge of
the feature, and at the north westem edge.
Approximately 40 human bones and
bone fragments were recovered,
including 2 skulls. These represent at
least 3 individuals - 2 male and one
female. One of the males was circa 45
years old, another individual was 35
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