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⁹ Work for the Glamorgan-Gwent Trust was directed by A.G. Marvell, who sent information.

¹⁰ For this see G.C. Boon, Isca: the Roman Legionary Fortress… (1972), 106.

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²⁰ Excavation for Shell Chemicals U.K. was by the Centre for Field Archaeology, Edinburgh University. Andrew Dunwell sent information.

²¹ Excavation by the Falkirk Local History Society was directed by G. Bailey, who sent information.

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³⁴ Excavation for Glasgow University Archaeology Research Division was directed by J. Terry and Alan Leslie. Mr Leslie sent information.

³⁵ Excavation for Glasgow University Archaeology Research Division was directed by A. Pollard and N. Oliver. Information was sent by Alan Leslie.

³⁶ Excavation for Shell Chemicals U.K. was by the Centre for Field Archaeology, Edinburgh University. Andrew Dunwell sent information.

³⁷ See S.N. Miller, Roman Occupation of South-western Scotland (1952), pl. XL.

³⁸ Excavation for Shell Chemicals U.K. and the Centre for Field Archaeology, Edinburgh University, was by J. Hamilton. Andrew Dunwell sent information.

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⁴⁸ Excavations for Tyne and Wear Museums and South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council were directed by N. Hodgson and P.T. Bidwell. who sent information and the plan.

⁴⁹ Observation by G. Foley for Tyne and Wear Museums.

⁵⁰ Excavation for Tyne and Wear Museums and N. Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council was directed by N. Holbrook. Mr P.T. Bidwell sent information.

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⁵³ Excavation for Tyne and Wear Museums and English Heritage was directed by P.T. Bidwell and N. Holbrook and supervised by W.B. Griffiths. Mr Bidwell sent information.

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⁶⁰ Work for Shell Chemicals U.K. Ltd. and the Lancaster University Archaeological Unit was directed by Paul Gibbons (1989) and Denise Drury (1991). Information was sent by Janet Lambert.

⁶¹ Excavation for Cumbria County Council was directed by P. Tumbull, who sent an illustrated interim report.

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⁶⁷ Work for Shell Chemicals U.K. Ltd. and the Lancaster University Archaeological Unit was supervised by P. Tosteven. Information was sent by Janet Lambert.

⁶⁸ Excavation for Shell Chemicals U.K. Ltd. and Lancaster University Archaeological Unit was supervised by P. Redmayne. Information was sent by Janet Lambert.

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⁸⁸ Work for the Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit was directed by M. Nevell, who sent information.

⁸⁹ Sites (ii)–(v), (viii)–(ix) were examined in 1990. Work on Sites (ii) and (iii) was directed by T.J. Strickland and C. Quinn; (iv) and (vi) by W. Walker; (i), (v), (vii) and (xi) by S.W. Ward; (viii) by W. Walker and B. Flynn; (ix) by B. Flynn and (x) by K.J. Matthews. Information was sent by Peter Carrington and David Mason.

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⁹⁴ Work by the Lincoln Archaeology Unit was reported by M.J. Jones.

⁹⁵ Excavation for the Trust for Lincolnshire Archaeology and English Heritage was directed by T. Lane, who sent information.

⁹⁶ Work for Tempus Reparatum was directed by Dr D. Davison, who sent information.

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⁹⁹ Excavation for the County Council Archaeology Service and Messrs Gifford and Partners was directed respectively by H. Hannaford and David Mason. Mr Mason sent information.

¹⁰⁰ Information on work carried out by the County Council Archaeological Section on sites 1–4. 6–8 and 10–12 was sent by Hilary White.

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¹⁰⁹ Information on sites in Warwickshire was sent by Nicholas Palmer.

¹¹⁰ Excavation for Warwickshire Museum was by Stephen Cracknell.

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¹¹⁵ Excavation for Warwickshire Museum was directed by P. Hart.

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¹¹⁷ Observation for Warwickshire Museum by G. Lines.

¹¹⁸ Information from Brian Dix. See The Independent, 17 October 1991.

¹¹⁹ Work was by the Contracts Section of the County Council Archaeology Unit. See B. Dix el al., Archaeological Evaluation at Irchester 1990–91 (1991), Brian Dix sent information and the plan.

¹²⁰ Excavations for HBMC were directed by David Neal, who sent information and the plan.

¹²¹ Work for the County Council Archaeology Unit was by (i) S. Steadman and M. Shaw; (ii) M.C. Webster. Brian Dix sent information.

¹²² Survey for the Manshead Archaeological Society was by R.E.T. Hudspith, who sent information.

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¹³² Work for Tempus Reparatum was directed by J. Symonds, who sent information.

¹³³ The site was recorded by G. Keevill, A. Parkinson and M. Parsons for the Oxford Archaeological Unit. David Miles sent information.

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¹³⁵ Work for Tempus Reparatum was directed by J. Symonds, who sent information.

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¹³⁷ Excavation for the Oxford Archaeological Unit was directed by S. Palmer. Dating was by the Oxford Laboratory for Art and Archaeology. See the Unit's Annual Report 1990–91, 14.

¹³⁸ Excavation for the Oxford Archaeological Unit was directed by Paul Booth. David Miles sent information.

¹³⁹ Information on sites in Norfolk in 1990 and 1991 was sent by David Gurney.

¹⁴⁰ Excavation for the Norfolk Archaeological Unit was directed by Heather Wallis.

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¹⁴⁶ Excavation for the Norfolk Archaeological Unit was directed by T. Ashwin.

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¹⁴⁸ Information on sites in Suffolk was sent by Judith Plouviez.

¹⁴⁹ Excavations for the County Council were directed by J. Newman.

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¹⁵⁹ Excavation for the Great Chesterford Archaeological Group was by P.E. Dey. Information from P. Gilman and Miss A. Bennett.

¹⁶⁰ Excavation for the County Council and Harlow Museum was directed by M. Medlycott and R. Bartlett. Information from P. Gilman and Miss A. Bennett.

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¹⁷⁰ Excavations for the Museum of London were directed (i) by B. Barber; (ii) and (iii) by K. Pitt; and (iv) by C. Thorne. Information was sent by Mr G.A. Thompson.

¹⁷¹ Evaluation for London Underground was directed for the Oxford Archaeological Unit by D. Wilkinson who sent information.

¹⁷² Excavation s for the Museum of London were directed as follows: Sites (1), (5. iii b ) and (5. v) by Alison Steele; (2) by G. Malcolm; (3) by Pat Miller; (4) by R. Nielsen; (5, i-iii) by P. Thompson, and (5, iv) by Helen Jones. Mr G.A. Thompson sent information.

¹⁷³ For the room-numbers see R. Goodburn, Chedworth Roman Villa (National Trust, 1990).

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¹⁷⁵ Excavation and conservation for the National Trust was by R. Goodburn, who sent information.

¹⁷⁶ Information on sites in Cirencester was sent by Neil Holbrook on behalf of the Cotswold Archaeological Trust.

¹⁷⁷ Excavation was directed by R. King.

¹⁷⁸ Observation was by A.J. Barber.

¹⁷⁹ Excavation was directed by R. King and A.J. Barber.

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¹⁸¹ Excavation was directed by G.T. Walker.

¹⁸² Observation was by C. Bateman.

¹⁸³ Excavation was directed by R. King and G.T. Walker.

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¹⁸⁵ Observation was by N. Holbrook.

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¹⁸⁷ Fieldwork for the Cotswold Archaeological Trust and Dept. of Transport was directed by G.T. Walker. Neil Holbrook sent information.

¹⁸⁸ Work for the Gloucester Archaeological Unit was directed (i) by Malcolm Atkin; (ii) by A.P. Garrod and M. Walters; (iii), (iv) and (v) by A.P. Garrod. Mr Atkin sent information.

¹⁸⁹ TBGASci (1983), 195.

¹⁹⁰ Excavation for the Cotswold Archaeological Trust and the District Council was directed by A.J. Barber. Neil Holbrook sent information.

¹⁹¹ Work for Gloucester Archaeological Unit was directed by A.P. Garrod. M. Atkin sent information.

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¹⁹³ Excavation for the University of Keele was directed by David Wilson, who sent information.

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¹⁹⁶ Excavation for the Bath Archaeological Trust was directed by Peter Davenport, who sent information.

¹⁹⁷ Information from Peter Davenport.

¹⁹⁸ Work for Wessex Archaeology was directed by A.P. Fitzpatrick. Julie Gardiner sent information.

¹⁹⁹ Information was sent by C.G. Henderson.

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²⁰² Work for Wessex Archaeology was by Caron Newman. Julie Gardiner sent information.

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²⁰⁹ Survey by RCHM of sites within the military area, where destruction by modern agriculture has not taken place. Information and the plan were sent by Mark Corney.

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²¹² See R. Leech, The Upper Thames Valley in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire (1977), Map 3, 0895 SU 09 NE, with pl. 2.

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²¹⁴ Excavation for the Cotswold Archaeological Trust and Dept. of Transport was directed by C. Johnson. Neil Holbrook sent information.

²¹⁵ For previous work see Britannia x (1979), 329 with fig.; xii (1981), 360 with fig.; xiii (1982), 387–9 with fig.; xiv (1983), 328–9; xv (1984), 322–3 with figs; xvi (1985), 308; xx (1989), 315 with figs; xxi (1990), 353–4 with fig.Google Scholar

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²²⁸ Excavation was by V. Pocock, whose interim report was made available by Dr Martin Henig.

²²⁹ Survey for Wessex Archaeology and the Dept. of Transport was by D. Coe. Information from Julie Gardiner.

²³⁰ Excavation for the Oxford Archaeological Unit was directed by J. Moore. See the Unit's Annual Report 1990–91, 13.

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²³⁷ Excavations for the Field Archaeology Unit were directed by David Rudling. who sent information and the photograph.

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²⁴³ Excavation for the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Brian Philp and Peter Keller. Mr Philp sent information.

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²⁵⁴ See R. Burns in P. Johnston (ed.), The Archaeology of the Channel Islands (1986), 96.

²⁵⁵ Information from Mark Wood, who sent the illustrations.