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4. NORTHERN ENGLAND

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 September 2016

Pete Wilson
Pete Wilson*
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Roman Britain in 2015
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Britannia , Volume 47 , November 2016 , pp. 303 - 318
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Copyright © The Author(s) 2016. Published by The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 

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References

72 Directed by S. Vance for Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd on behalf of Northern Powergrid. E. Williams sent information.

73 Analysis by J.A. Biggins and D.J.A. Taylor. Dr Biggins sent information.

74 The excavations were directed by Ian Haynes and Tony Wilmott and funded by the Senhouse Museum Trust and Newcastle University. Access to the land was granted by the North of England Civic Trust. Professor Haynes sent information.

75 See Britannia 43 (2012), 294–5Google Scholar; 44 (2013), 290–1; 45 (2014), 325; 46 (2015), 296 for previous work.

76 For previous work see Britannia 41 (2010), 361Google Scholar; 42 (2011), 346; 43 (2012), 296–7; 44 (2013), 291–2; 45 (2014), 328–31; 46 (2015), 296–7.

77 Ferris, I., The Beautiful Rooms are Empty: Excavations at Binchester Roman Fort, County Durham 1976–81 and 1986–91 (2010), 33–42 Google Scholar.

78 Directed by Dr D. Petts. Dr D. Mason sent information.

79 Investigations undertaken by volunteers under the general direction of Dr D. Mason, Durham County Council.

80 The Aiskew villa was scheduled in April 2016 (List No. 1426407). Work by Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd, commissioned by Prospect Archaeology on behalf of Wills Brothers and North Yorkshire County Council. J. Proctor sent information.

81 Work by Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd, commissioned by Prospect Archaeology on behalf of Wills Brothers and North Yorkshire County Council. J. Proctor sent information.

82 Directed by S. Fairhead for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of CgMs Consulting.

83 Directed by N. Dransfield for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of CgMs Consulting.

84 See Britannia 46 (2015), 299–300 for previous workGoogle Scholar.

85 These were excavated and lifted with the help of York Osteoarchaeology.

86 These were lifted with the assistance of the Conservation Laboratory of the York Archaeological Trust.

87 Fieldwork directed by P. Halkon and R. Mackey. Funded by the Royal Archaeological Institute, East Riding Archaeological Research Trust and Hull University. Dr Halkon sent information.

88 Directed by M. Tenzer and A. Cassels for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of Wykeland Group Limited.

89 Directed by M. Cooper for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of CgMs Consulting.

90 See N. Lunn, B. Crosland, B. Spence and G. Clay, The Romans Came This Way (2008) for previous work.

91 Work by Huddersfield and District Archaeological Society was directed by N. Brook. Mr Brook sent information.

92 Directed by J. Buttery for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of BWB Consulting.

93 Directed by C. Breedon for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council.

94 Directed by P. Daniel for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of CgMs Consulting.

95 Fieldwork led by A. Mora-Ottomano under the direction of Dr C. Waddington on behalf of Hope Construction Materials Ltd.

96 Margary, I., Roman Roads in Britain (3rd edn, 1973), 376–7Google Scholar.

97 See Britannia 46 (2015), 303Google Scholar.

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99 ibid.

100 Lancashire Archives Reference number: DDKS/1/39, Feoffment of land in Kidsnape, Goosnargh.

101 Detailed maps of the road are available from the Lancashire HER and the Roman Roads Research Association's website – D. Ratledge, http://www.romanroads.org/gazetteer/lancspages.html. D. Ratledge sent information.

102 See Britannia 46, 303; http://www.romanroads.org/gazetteer/lancspages.html.

103 D. Ratledge sent information.

104 D. Ratledge, http://www.romanroads.org/gazetteer/lancspages.html.

105 D. Ratledge sent information.

106 Historic England PastScape, Coccium: No. 44354, http://www.pastscape.org.uk/.

107 Redhead, N., Discovering Coccium – the Archaeology of Roman Wigan (2011)Google Scholar. D. Ratledge sent information.

108 With the assistance of the Historical Search Society.

109 Directed by D. Churchill for Wardell Armstrong Archaeology. M. Railton sent information.

110 Directed by A. Tuck for Wessex Archaeology on behalf of CgMs Consulting.

111 Undertaken by GSB Prospection.

112 Excavation by PCA Midlands on behalf of Strawsons Property Ltd. K. Trott sent information.