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Medieval to modern suburban material culture and sequence at Grand Arcade, Cambridge: archaeological investigations of an Eleventh to Twentieth-Century suburb and town ditch

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By John Thomas, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Crownthorpe: a Boudican hoard of bronze vessels from early Roman Norfolk

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 457-458.

By Anna BoothSuffolk County Council Archaeology Service/PASanna.booth@suffolk.gov.uk, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Crownthorpe: a Boudican hoard of bronze vessels from early Roman Norfolk

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 457-458.

By , 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Crownthorpe: a Boudican hoard of bronze vessels from early Roman Norfolk

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By Anna Booth, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

The Arras culture of Eastern Yorkshire – celebrating the Iron Age: proceedings of ‘Arras 200 – celebrating the Iron Age’, Royal Archaeological Institute Annual conference, 2017

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 452-453.

By Bill BevaninHeritage, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

The Arras culture of Eastern Yorkshire – celebrating the Iron Age: proceedings of ‘Arras 200 – celebrating the Iron Age’, Royal Archaeological Institute Annual conference, 2017

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 452-453.

By Bill BevaninHeritage, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

The Arras culture of Eastern Yorkshire – celebrating the Iron Age: proceedings of ‘Arras 200 – celebrating the Iron Age’, Royal Archaeological Institute Annual conference, 2017

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By Bill Bevan, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Living off the land: agriculture in Wales, c. 400-1600 AD

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 453-454.

By Patrick GleesonQueen’s University Belfast, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Living off the land: agriculture in Wales, c. 400-1600 AD

Volume 179, Issue 2, June 2022, Page 453-454.

By Patrick GleesonQueen’s University Belfast, 3 years ago

Archaeological Journal

Living off the land: agriculture in Wales, c. 400-1600 AD

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By Patrick Gleeson, 3 years ago