Cumulative General Science/Technology Quiz

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I'd imagine they were able to find some pollen grains or other seasonal plant markers tied to a specific plant flowering in a particular month.

But I'm guessing :p
 
Their measurements were precise but not very accurate?

EDIT: A more serious guess:
- Would the area have been covered with nettles and thorns and other nasties in any month other than August?
- Was it made from harvest-related crops? E.g. it could have started as a small land-fill site for their food waste (or even a granary-type thing!) and over the years been built up into a big mound?

EDIT2: We need Dr House!
 
Always read the thread before answering ><


My guess is they found the August copy of playboy in the mound.
 
Migratory bird remains?

Wrong but the closest so far ;)

A clue..

In 1968-70 Professor Richard J. C. Atkinson undertook work at Silbury which was shown on BBC television. This excavation revealed most of the environmental evidence known about the site including ?????? which indicate that Silbury was begun in an August.
 
Certain insects that are only around during that time? Only thing I can think of thats not birds nor plants.
 
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