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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 September 2018
47 Work by M. Luke, S. Cocking and E. Sayer of Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.
48 Work by M. Luke, I. Leslie and V. Guy of Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.
49 Trial-trench evaluation by M. Gorniak of Oxford Archaeology for Balfour Beatty. R. Shaffrey sent information.
50 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by J. Smith, for John Grimshaw Associates. A. Tuck sent information.
51 Work by R. Wardill, D. Ingham and K. Pilkinton of Albion Archaeology. D. Ingham sent information.
52 Archaeological evaluation and excavation by T. Martin and K. Smith of Oxford Archaeology for Croudace Homes. R. Shaffrey sent information.
53 Work by R. Wardill, W. Keir and R. Gregson of Albion Archaeology. W. Keir sent information.
54 Scheduled Monument 1006943.
55 Work by R. Brown, Cotswold Archaeology. J. Cook sent information.
56 For previous work see Britannia 46 (2015), 320.
57 Fieldwork supervised by C. Moulis and F. Walker and post-excavation analysis undertaken by J. Smith and M. Peachey. The work was carried out by Archaeological Project Services on behalf of Larkfleet Homes. A. Beeby sent information.
58 Work by M. Slater, Pre-Construct Archaeology, for J. Garnham on behalf of Ben Burgess Holdings Ltd. K. Anderson sent information.
59 P. Moan, OA East; for Ely North Consortium LLP; OA East Report 2089. K. Hamilton sent information.
60 P. Moan, OA East; for Ely North Consortium LLP; OA East Report 2051. K. Hamilton sent information.
61 Work by M. Jones, Pre-Construct Archaeology, for James Development Co. Ltd. K. Anderson sent information.
62 Work by M. Jones, Pre-Construct Archaeology, for Keepmoat. K. Anderson sent information.
63 Archaeological evaluation and excavation by M. Allen of Oxford Archaeology. R. Shaffrey sent information.
64 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by M. Higgins, for CgMs on behalf of Barratt Homes. A. Tuck sent information.
65 Neal, D.S., ‘Unusual buildings at Wood Lane End, Hemel Hempstead, Herts’, Britannia 14 (1983), 73–86CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Neal, D.S., ‘A sanctuary at Wood Lane End, Hemel Hempstead’, Britannia 15 (1984), 193–215CrossRefGoogle Scholar.
66 Work by C. Champness and B. Attfield of Oxford Archaeology South for CgMs Consulting. P. Booth sent information.
67 For previous work see Britannia 48 (2017), 365Google Scholar.
68 Work by M. Luke, B. Barker and B. Carroll of Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.
69 Two archaeological evaluations by G. Thacker and C. Pickard of Oxford Archaeology for Bloor Homes and Martin Grant Homes. R. Shaffrey sent information.
70 Archaeological evaluation by M. Allen of Oxford Archaeology for CgMs Consulting Ltd. R. Shaffrey sent information.
71 95.4 per cent probability; SUERC-73739; 1850±33. Work by A. Haskins, OA East; for Anglian Water; OA East Report 2169. K. Hamilton sent information.
72 Work by M. Luke, B. Barker and A. Williams of Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.
73 Work by Wessex Archaeology, directed by M. Howarth, for Rotherham Sand and Gravel Co. Ltd. A. Tuck sent information.
74 Geophysical survey undertaken by AB Heritage.
75 A. Hood for Foundations Archaeology. T. Michaels sent information.
76 For previous work see entries in Sites Explored sections of Britannia 40 (2009), 327Google Scholar to 48 (2017), 379–80.
77 Directed by P. Booth of Oxford Archaeology. R. Shaffrey sent information.
78 Directed by K. Brady of Oxford Archaeology for Belway Homes. R. Shaffrey sent information.
79 Work by T. Martin and C. Champness of Oxford Archaeology for C.A. Blackwell. R. Shaffrey sent information.
80 For previous work see Booth, P. ‘A probable cattle-handling settlement in the Windrush valley, Oxfordshire …’, Britannia 47 (2016), 253–61CrossRefGoogle Scholar and Britannia 48 (2017), 383Google Scholar.
81 Directed by P. Booth of Oxford Archaeology for Smith and Sons. R. Shaffrey sent information.
82 Excavated by the FLO, A. Byard. A second coin hoard (Stoke Lyne II, below) was later discovered 6.5 m from this hoard.
83 BM ref. 2016 T753; PAS ID: BERK-2C9948. E. Ghey sent information.
84 Excavated by the FLO, A. Byard. Another coin hoard (Stoke Lyne I, above) had previously been discovered 6.5 m from this hoard.
85 BM ref. 2016 T756; PAS ID: BERK-A39DED. E. Ghey sent information.
86 Work by P. Vellet and C. Champness of Oxford Archaeology for CgMs Consulting Ltd. R. Shaffrey sent information.
87 The unidentified coins are worn and fragmentary and it is likely that this group includes more ancient forgeries. BM ref. 2016 T457; PAS ID: WMID-047036. E. Ghey sent information.
88 Work by Worcestershire Archaeology. Report in prep. by A. Mann, L. Griffin, R. Leary, J. McKinley, E. Pearson and S. Richer. J. Brewer sent information (on behalf of D. Hurst).
89 Work by A. Simmonds of Oxford Archaeology for Prospect Archaeology Ltd on behalf of AC Lloyd. R. Shaffrey sent information.
90 Work by M. Joyce, Cotswold Archaeology. J. Cook sent information.
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