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¹² Excavation for the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr J. Parkhouse. Summary in Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust Ltd., Annual Report (1978-9), 1–13; A W 1979, 28–9.

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¹⁶ Excavation by the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust, with support from the Manpower Services Commission, was directed by H. S. Owen-John. Report, op. cit. (note 12), 29-38; AW 1979, 31. Mr G. Dowdell kindly sent further details and the plan.

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²² The excavation was directed by Mr J. Leach and Professor J. J. Wilkes, who supplied details. Preliminary assessment of the pottery by Mr J. P. Gillam. Summary, DAES 1979, 77.

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⁴² Excavation for the Dunbar Archaeological Committee was directed by Mr P. Hill. Summary, DAES 1979, 19.

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⁶⁵ Previously thought to be associated with the Phase 4 building.

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⁸⁸ Excavation for the Trent Valley Archaeological Research Committee was directed by Miss H. M. Wheeler and Messrs P. Losco-Bradley and C. F. O'Brien. Miss Wheeler kindly supplied information.

⁸⁹ Thanks are due to Mr Andrew White for sending a draft of ‘Archaeology in Lincolnshire and South Humberside, 1979’, Lines. Hist. & Arch, xv (1980). All items, with the exception of Nos. (3) and (11), are taken from this source.

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¹²⁵ Fieldwork was undertaken by Mr D. Hall, who kindly sent information.

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¹⁸⁰ Excavation for the Department of Extra-Mural Studies of Birmingham University was directed by Dr G. Webster, who kindly sent details and the plan.

¹⁸¹ Excavation in connection with building work was directed on behalf of the National Trust by M r R. Goodburn, wh o kindly sent information.

¹⁸² Excavation by the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr D. Miles, who kindly sent information. Summary, ABBNO 1979, 160–4. For a plan see R.C.H.M., Gloucester; (Gloucestershire Cotswolds, 1976), figs, opposite pp. 55 and 73.

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¹⁹⁹ Work by the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit was directed by Mr C. G. Henderson, who kindly sent information.

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²²⁵ Excavation for the Department of the Environment and Test Valley Archaeological Committee was directed by M r K. Stubbs, who sent details.

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²³⁰ Excavation on behalf of the private owners and Hampshire County Council was directed by Mr I. P. Horsey, who kindly sent information.

²³¹ Excavation on behalf of the Department of the Environment was directed by Dr M. G. Fulford, who kindly sent information.

²³² N.M.R. S U 6460/10.

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²³⁴ A first-century cremation was located nearby in 1975 (Britannia vii (1976), 368Google Scholar, (iii) (a)). See also, ibid, ix (1978), 465, (ii) (e).

²³⁵ cf. ibid, vii (1976), 368, (iii) (c); ix (1978), 465, (ii) (b).

²³⁶ For earlier work, see ibid, ix (1978), 465, (ii) (d).

²³⁷ N.M.R. SU 6462/53/263–4.

²³⁸ Work by the Calleva Field Survey Group was directed by Mr M. C. Corney, who kindly sent full details, including the plan.

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²⁴⁰ Excavation for the Winchester District Council and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr K. E. Qualmann, who sent information.

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²⁴² Work by the Oxford University Archaeological Society was directed by Mr D. H. Wilson, who kindly sent information.

²⁴³ Work for the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit was directed by Messrs R. Hingley and D. Miles, who sent information. See further, ABBNO 1979, 141–8.

²⁴⁴ Excavation of a n adjacent site in 1974 was reported in Britannia vi (1975), 280.Google Scholar

²⁴⁵ Fieldwork was undertaken by Mr T. C. Welsh, who kindly sent full details.

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²⁴⁷ Excavation for the Chichester Civic Society Excavations Committee was directed by Mr A. Down, who kindly sent information and the plan.

²¹⁸ Excavations were directed by Mr D. Rudling for the Sussex Archaeological Field Unit and the Department of the Environment. Mr P. L. Drewett kindly sent information.

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²⁵⁰ ibid, viii (1977), 342.

²⁵¹ Excavation by the Garden Hill Excavation Group for the Sussex Archaeological Society was directed by Messrs J. H. Money and A. D. F. Streeton. The archaeomagnetic dates were determined by Mr A. J. Clark of the Ancient Monument s Laboratory. Mr Money kindly sent full information and the plan.

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²⁵⁵ Excavation by the Staines Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr K. R. Crouch, who kindly sent information.

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²⁵⁸ See Britannia viii (1977), 423, fig. 29; x (1979), 334.Google Scholar

²⁵⁹ First located by Professor Frere, S. S. (JRS xxxvii (1947), 177Google Scholar; xxxix (1949), 110).

²⁶⁰ Similar t o the building found in 1978 (Britannia x (1979), 334–6, fig. 18).Google Scholar

²⁶¹ Excavation for the Canterbury Archaeological Trust was directed by M r T. Tatton-Brown, who kindly sent full details. The site-supervisors were Messrs P. Bennett (i), K. Blockley (iii) and Tatton-Brown (ii), (iv), (v).

²⁶² Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Mr B. Philp, who kindly sent information.

²⁶³ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Messrs B. Philp and D. Garrod, who sent information.

²⁶⁴ Report by Messrs J. Gaunt and K. Parfltt (with a note on the mirror by Miss G. Lloyd-Morgan) in Kent Archaeological Review, Autumn 1979, 164–7. Thanks are due to M r Parfitt for this reference and for supplying additional information.

²⁶⁵ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Messrs B. Philp and J. Wilson, who sent information.

²⁶⁶ cf. Britannia x (1979), 337.Google Scholar

²⁶⁷ Excavation by the Dover Archaeological Group was directed by Messrs B. Stocker and K. Parfitt. M r Parfitt kindly sent information.

²⁶⁸ cf. Britannia x (1979), 338.Google Scholar When further examined, the ground-sill slot located in 1978 did not appear to form part of a structure.

²⁶⁹ Excavation by the Dover Archaeological Group was directed by Messrs B. Stocker and K. Parfitt. M r Parfitt kindly sent information.