The impact of Bayesian chronologies on the British Iron Age

The recent dating programmes for Broxmouth were made possible through funding from Historic Scotland and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC). The dates for Stanwick were funded through English Heritage (EH). The Dating Celtic Art project involved individuals in museums, universities and archaeological units across Britain and was funded through the AHRC. The new dates generated by the project were funded by NERC and AHRC via the NRCF (formerly ORADS) programme. The dating of the East Yorkshire burials was funded from a variety of sources over the years. Small grants were received from the East Riding Archaeological Society, the East Riding Archaeological Trust, and CBA Yorkshire. The stable isotope research was partly funded by AHRB and the Department of Archaeological Sciences at the University of Bradford. The 10 new dates for Wetwang Slack were funded through the NRCF scheme, apart from two dates funded by the University of Leicester. Hamilton’s PhD research on later Iron Age settlement in north-east England and south-east Scotland was funded through an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award with EH, held at the University of Leicester. A number of dates were obtained for sites not eligible for EH-funded dating through the NRCF scheme.