Crossref Citations
This article has been cited by the following publications. This list is generated based on data provided by Crossref.
Heard, Kieron
Sheldon, Harvey
and
Thompson, Peter
1990.
Mapping Roman Southwark.
Antiquity,
Vol. 64,
Issue. 244,
p.
608.
Thomas, Roger
1991.
Drowning in data? - publication and rescue archaeology in the 1990s.
Antiquity,
Vol. 65,
Issue. 249,
p.
822.
Jones, M. J.
1992.
Dominic Perring & Steve Roskams with Patrick Allen. The archaeology of Roman London 2: Early development of Roman London west of the Walbrook (Research Report 70.)
xiv + 126 pages, 93 b&w figures, 8 colour plates. 1991. London: Council for British Archaeology; ISBN 0-906780-92-6, ISSN 0589-9036 paperback £32. -
Dominic Perring. Roman London
x + 150 pages, 54 figures. 1991. London: B. A. Seaby; ISBN 1-85264-039-1, hardback £18.50..
Antiquity,
Vol. 66,
Issue. 252,
p.
814.
Dobney, Keith
Kenward, Harry
Ottaway, Patrick
and
Donel, Lisa
1998.
Down, but not out: biological evidence for complex economic organization in Lincoln in the late 4th century.
Antiquity,
Vol. 72,
Issue. 276,
p.
417.
Palliser, D. M.
2000.
The Cambridge Urban History of Britain.
p.
17.
Macphail, Richard I.
Galinié, Henri
and
Verhaeghe, Frans
2003.
A future for Dark Earth?.
Antiquity,
Vol. 77,
Issue. 296,
p.
349.
2003.
Le Collège de France (Paris).
p.
273.
2005.
Practical and Theoretical Geoarchaeology.
p.
404.
Devos, Y.
Vrydaghs, L.
Degraeve, A.
and
Fechner, K.
2009.
An archaeopedological and phytolitarian study of the “Dark Earth” on the site of Rue de Dinant (Brussels, Belgium).
CATENA,
Vol. 78,
Issue. 3,
p.
270.
Fondrillon, Mélanie
2009.
À propos des recherches sur les terres noires urbaines : dépasser le concept d’attente.
Archéologie médiévale,
p.
1.
Perring, Dominic
2011.
Two studies on Roman London. A: London's military origins. B: Population decline and ritual landscapes in Antonine London..
Journal of Roman Archaeology,
Vol. 24,
Issue. ,
p.
249.
Nicosia, Cristiano
Langohr, Roger
Mees, Florias
Arnoldus‐Huyzendveld, Antonia
Bruttini, Jacopo
and
Cantini, Federico
2012.
Medieval Dark Earth in an Active Alluvial Setting from the Uffizi Gallery Complex in Florence, Italy.
Geoarchaeology,
Vol. 27,
Issue. 2,
p.
105.
Macphail, Richard I.
2013.
Archéologie de l’espace urbain.
p.
251.
Wiedner, Katja
Schneeweiß, Jens
Dippold, Michaela A.
and
Glaser, Bruno
2015.
Anthropogenic Dark Earth in Northern Germany — The Nordic Analogue to terra preta de Índio in Amazonia.
CATENA,
Vol. 132,
Issue. ,
p.
114.
Dempsey, Erin C.
and
Mandel, Rolfe D.
2017.
Encyclopedia of Geoarchaeology.
p.
486.
Nicosia, Cristiano
Devos, Yannick
and
Macphail, Richard I.
2017.
Archaeological Soil and Sediment Micromorphology.
p.
331.
Brancier, Jeanne
Cammas, Cécilia
Todisco, Dominique
Jégouzo, Anne
Romon, Thomas
and
Bel, Martijn van den
2018.
Origine, caractérisation et modes d’occupation des anthroposols précolombiens : approche micromorphologique comparée de deux sites en Martinique et Guyane française.
Géomorphologie : relief, processus, environnement,
Vol. 24,
Issue. 3,
p.
301.
Nicosia, Cristiano
Ertani, Andrea
Vianello, Alvise
Nardi, Serenella
Brogiolo, Gian Pietro
Arnau, Alexandra Chavarria
and
Becherini, Francesca
2019.
Heart of darkness: an interdisciplinary investigation of the urban anthropic deposits of the Baptistery of Padua (Italy).
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences,
Vol. 11,
Issue. 5,
p.
1977.
Borderie, Quentin
Wouters, Barbora
Banerjea, Rowena
Nicosia, Cristiano
Schutz, Grégory
Gama, Franck
Augry, Stéphane
Wech, Pierre
Curie, J.
Vandevelde, S.
Quiquerez, A.
and
Petit, C.
2021.
Il était une fois des sociétés qui stockaient du carbone en ville : processus de formation et implications sociétales des terres noires urbaines de l’Europe médiévale (Ve−XIe s.)..
BSGF - Earth Sciences Bulletin,
Vol. 192,
Issue. ,
p.
23.
Bortolini, M.
Nicosia, C.
Argiriadis, E.
Pojana, G.
Devos, Y.
and
Battistel, D.
2024.
Fecal biomarkers in Italian anthropogenic soil horizons and deposits from Middle Ages and bronze age.
Quaternary Science Reviews,
Vol. 329,
Issue. ,
p.
108541.