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To investigate early to mid-Holocene land surfaces in the Olway Valley and assess their archaeological implications.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Early to mid-Holocene (Mesolithic-Neolithic) development of the Olway Valley (Central Gwent, UK) and its archaeological potential

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To investigate early to mid-Holocene land surfaces in the Olway Valley and assess their archaeological implications.
Analyzed buried land surfaces beneath alluvium
Conducted preliminary interpretation of available data
Explored regional landscape development during the Holocene
Identified significant land surfaces from the early Holocene period
Detected archaeological potential of the Olway Valley
Findings suggest influence on regional landscape development patterns

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An investigation of early- to mid-Holocene land surfaces buried beneath the alluvium of the Olway Valley system in central Gwent offers a preliminary interpretation of the data available and explores the significance of these findings for archaeology and regional Holocene landscape development.

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