¹ Evaluation forCLH Ltd was undertaken for the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust by S.H. Sell. Dr E.M. Evans sent information.

² Aerial reconnaissance for RCAHMW by Mr T. Driver who sent information.

³ Watching-brief for Cambria Archaeology was undertaken by H. Wilson. Mr K. Murphy sent information.

⁴ For geophysical work see Britannia 31 (2000), 372, fig. 2.

⁵ Excavation for Coronation Hall Committee was undertaken for Cambria Archaeology by N. Page. Mr K. Murphy sent information.

⁶ For a description see James, H., Carmarthenshire Antiquary 36 (2000), 36–41.Google Scholar

⁷ Short note and information sent by Mr T. Driver.

⁸ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002). 279, fig. 3.

⁹ For previous survey see P. Crew, Archaeology in Wales 37 (1997), 13-20.

¹⁰ Survey undertaken as part oftheCadw-funded Roman Fort Environs project by Gwynedd Archaeological Trust. Mr D. Hopewell sent information.

¹¹ Aerial reconnaissance for RCAHMW by T. Driver. Measurements by J.L. Davies and T. Driver. Mr T. Driver sent information.

¹² Aerial reconnaissance for RCAHMW by T. Driver. Measurements by J.L. Davies and T. Driver. Mr T. Driver sent information.

¹³ Watching-brief for Mr D. Williams was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke and J. Bray.

¹⁴ Watching-brief for Mr and Mrs Jones was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by J. Bray.

¹⁵ Recording for Mr and Mrs Maquire was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke and J. Bray. Mr S. Clarke sent information on all Caerleon sites.

¹⁶ Evaluation for Beaufort Properties was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. J. Bray, F. Taylor. S. Wilson. B. Milford and R. Clarke.

¹⁷ Watching-brief for Mr Widdowson was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. J. Bray and S. Wilson.

¹⁸ Watching-brief for Mr and Mrs Jones was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. A.L. Sockett and J. Bray.

¹⁹ Watching-brief for St Mary's Church and the Heritage Lottery Fund was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. J. Bray. D. Hancocks. A.L. Sockett, F. Taylor and S. Wilson. Mr S. Clarke sent information on all Monmouth sites.

²⁰ Information sent by Mr I. McFarlane, Chepstow Archaeological Society.

²¹ Work for Monmouth Archaeological Society by J. Badham. Mr S. Clarke sent information.

²² Watching-brief for Neath Port Talbot CBC was undertaken for the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust by S.H. Sell. Dr E.M. Evans sent information.

²³ Watching-brief for Mr S. Howell was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. J. Bray and A.L. Sockett.

²⁴ Work for Caerleon Hotels Ltd was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke, J. Bray. R. Clarke. A.L. Sockett and F. Taylor.

²⁵ Watching-brief for Mr R. Rudge was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke and J. Bray.

²⁶ Watching-brief for Mr and Mrs Casey was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke and J. Bray.

²⁷ Watching-brief for Mr N. Stacey was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. J. Bray and A.L. Sockett.

²⁸ Watching-brief for Mr R. Fowler was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke, J. Bray and D. Hancocks.

²⁹ Watching-brief for Mr J. Williams was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke and J. Bray.

³⁰ Watching-brief for Davies Sutton Architecture was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke. Mr S. Clarke sent information on all Caerleon sites.

³¹ Watching-brief for Amec Capital Projects was undertaken for Monmouth Archaeology by S. Clarke, S. Wilson and J. Bray. Mr S. Clarke sent information.

³² Dr H. Mytum sent information.

³³ Excavation for Galliford Communications, acting on behalf of GPN Acquisitions and BT Airwave, was undertaken for Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust by N. Jones and R. Hankinson. Mr R. Silvester sent information.

³⁴ Excavation for Minimix was undertaken by the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust by A. Yates. Dr E.M. Evans sent information.

³⁵ For the type see Price, J. and Cottam, S., Romano-British Glass Vessels: a Handbook (1998). 99–101.Google Scholar Excavations by University of Bradford and Shetland Amenity Trust are summarised in Current Archaeology 177 (2002), 382–9: Mr S. Dockrill and Dr J. Bond provided additional information.

³⁶ Excavations for Orkney Archaeological Trust were directed by Mr N. Card and Ms J. Downes, who provided information. For the site see Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2000, 75–6. 105–6; 2002. 87–8.

³⁷ Excavations for the National Museums of Scotland were directed by Mr. F. Hunter. See Britannia 31 (2000), 379: 32 (2001). 319: 33 (2002). 284. The second hoard is early Severan, with 310 denarii to A.D. 193.

³⁸ See Britannia 33 (2002). 285.

³⁹ Excavations for Malcolm Allan Housebuilders Ltd by AOC Archaeology Group were directed by Mr L. Dunbar; Mr M. Cook sent details.

⁴⁰ Excavations for Historic Scotland by City of Aberdeen Archaeological Unit were directed by Ms A. Cameron, who sent details.

⁴¹ See Maxwell, G.S. and Wilson, D.R., ‘Air reconnaissance in Roman Britain 1977–84’, Britannia 18 (1987). 1–48. esp. 15–16.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

⁴² Survey for the Roman Gask Project was directed by Dr D.J. Woolliscroft, who sent details.

⁴³ Excavations for Angus Council by CFA Archaeology Ltd were directed by Mr A. Rees, who provided the find for study. See Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002. 13–14.

⁴⁴ See Old Statistical Account 13 (1794). 501.

⁴⁵ Work for Scottish & Southern Energy plc by AOC Archaeology Group was supervised by Mr J. Gooder; Mr M. Cook sent details.

⁴⁶ See Woolliscroft, D.J., The Roman Frontier on the Gask Ridge, Perth and Kinross (2002), 62–5.Google Scholar

⁴⁷ Finds reported to Dr D.J. Woolliscroft (who sent details) and identified by A.T. Croom and A. Vince. The Roman Gask Project also reports a stray find of Roman bottle glass from Larghan, Perth and Kinross (NO 227 407) and similar glass from an Iron Age roundhouse at East Coldoch. Stirling (NS 703 986).

⁴⁸ See Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002, 90–1.

⁴⁹ By Dr D.J. Woolliscroft, who sent details.

⁵⁰ In Woolliscroft, D.J., ‘Signalling and the design of the Gask Ridge system’. PSAS 123 (1993), 291–313, esp. 297–9.Google Scholar

⁵¹ By Dr D.J. Woolliscroft, who sent details.

⁵² Previous excavations identified later prehistoric activity in the northern part of the central range: Dore, J.N. and Wilkes, J.J., ‘Excavations directed by J.D. Leach and J.J. Wilkes on the site of the Roman fortress at Carpow, Perthshire, 1964–79’, PSAS 129 (1999), 481–575, esp. 522–4.Google Scholar

⁵³ For a map of the complex see Bailey, G.B., ‘Excavations on the Roman temporary camps at the Three Bridges. Camelon, Falkirk’, PSAS 130 (2000), 469–89, illus. 1.Google Scholar

⁵⁴ By Falkirk Museum under Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁵⁵ Finds examined by courtesy of Mr G. Bailey: they are now in Falkirk Museum.

⁵⁶ See Britannia 26 (1995), 332–3, figs 4–5.

⁵⁷ Excavations by Falkirk Local History Society were directed by Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁵⁸ Evaluation work for Falkirk Museum was directed by Mr G. Bailey, who sent details. For a discussion of the Wall's terminus see Bailey, G.B. and Devereux, D.F., ‘The eastern terminus of the Antonine Wall, a review’, PSAS 117 (1987), 93–104.Google Scholar

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⁶¹ Excavations by Falkirk Local History Society were directed by Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁶² By Falkirk Local History Society under Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁶³ See Britannia 25 (1994), 255.

⁶⁴ Excavations by Falkirk Museum were directed by Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁶⁵ Observation of foundation trenches for flats was undertaken for Falkirk Museum by Mr G. Bailey, who sent details.

⁶⁶ Monitoring for Historic Scotland was undertaken by Kirkdale Archaeology; Mr G. Ewart sent details.

⁶⁷ See Donelly, W.A., ‘Note of a stone on the moor near Dullatur, called the Carrick Stone, shaped like a Roman altar, and having cups on its upper surface’, PSAS 31 (1896–1897), 228–30.Google Scholar

⁶⁸ Evaluation for Turnberry Homes by AOC Archaeology Group was undertaken by Mr M. Cook, who provided details.

⁶⁹ Evaluation for Dickie Homes by Addyman Associates was undertaken by Mr D. Connolly.

⁷⁰ A.S. Robertson and L. Keppie, The Antonine Wall: a Handbook to the Surviving Remains (5th edn, 2001). fig. 55.

⁷¹ Monitoring for East Dunbartonshire Council by Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division (hereafter GUARD) was directed by Ms H. James; Dr A. Leslie provided details and discussed the results.

⁷² The plan in Breeze, D.J., ‘The Roman fort on the Antonine Wall at Bearsden’. in Breeze, D.J. (ed.). Roman Scotland: Some Recent Excavations (1979). 20–2Google Scholar is correct rather than later versions e.g. Breeze, D.J.. ‘The Roman fort on the Antonine Wall at Bearsden’. in Breeze, D.J. (ed.). Studies in Scottish Antiquity (1984), 32–68, esp. fig. 13.Google Scholar

⁷³ Excavations for Bearsden Baptist Church by GUARD were directed by Dr A. Leslie and Mr J.S. Duncan; Dr Leslie sent details.

⁷⁴ By Professor Lawrence Keppie. who sent details and a photograph.

⁷⁵ Work at the school was undertaken for T. Lawrie and Partners by Ms D. Sproat of AOC Archaeology Group; demolition debris sealed any Roman remains. FIRAT Archaeological Services evaluated the Daycare Centre for Mr G. Johnston; the site was heavily truncated. Mr M. Cook and Ms F. Baker sent details.

⁷⁶ See Steer, K.A.. ‘The Roman fort at Whitemoss, Renfrewshire’, PSAS 83 (1948–1949), 28–32.Google Scholar

⁷⁷ Work was undertaken for Mr E. Campbell by FIRAT Archaeological Services; Ms F. Baker sent details.

⁷⁸ Evaluation for Mactaggart and Mickel Ltd by AOC Archaeology Group was carried out by Ms K. Stentoft; Mr M. Cook sent details. For the identification of the route see Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 1964. 21; 1970, 43; 1971. 12 ; Wilson, A.. ‘Roman penetration in Strathclyde south of the Antonine Wall. Part one: the topographical framework’, Glasgow Archaeol. Journ. 19 (1994–1995), 1–30. esp. 17–18.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

⁷⁹ Evaluation for Glendale Homes (Strathclyde) Ltd by AOC Archaeology Group w as undertaken by Ms K. Stentoft; MrM. Cook sent details. For the road see RCAHMS. Lanarkshire: an Inventory of Prehistoric and Roman Monuments (1978). no. 262.

⁸⁰ See Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002, 110.

⁸¹ Undertaken for Historic Scotland by Headland Archaeology under Mr S. Stronach; Dr S. Carter sent a report.

⁸² For previous finds see A.T. Simpson and S. Stevenson. Historic Linlithgow: the Archaeological Implications of Development (1981). 14–15; Britannia 21 (1990). 312.

⁸³ Evaluation for Alan Sheering Associates was directed for CFA Archaeology by Dr M. Cressey; Mr A. Dunwell sent details.

⁸⁴ See Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002, 47.

⁸⁵ Work for Walker Group (Scotland) Ltd by AOC Archaeology Group was conducted by A. Duffy and J. Gooder; MrM. Cook sent details.

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⁸⁷ Excavations for Scottish Executive Department of Transport and Planning were directed for GUARD by Dr O. Lelong. who supplied details; see Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002. 41–2. Samian was also recovered from the nearby Iron Age site of Whittingehame Tower in excavations by Durham University (ibid., 43); details kindly supplied by Professor C. Haselgrove.

⁸⁸ Evaluation for Scottish Borders Council Lifelong Care was undertaken for Headland Archaeology by M. Hastie and G. Brown; Dr S. Carter sent a report.

⁸⁹ Survey by Dr W. Lonie and Mr D. Gordon, who sent a full report; see Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002. 102.

⁹⁰ Survey for the Tri montium Trust was undertaken for CFA Archaeology by Mr G. Mudie and Ms T. Poller; Mr W. Elliot provided details and discussed the results.

⁹¹ Monitoring for Historic Scotland was undertaken by Kirkdale Archaeology; Mr G. Ewart sent details.

⁹² See Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002, 103–4. Survey sponsored by the Trimontium Trust was carried out for CFA Archaeology by Mr G. Mudie. who supplied a report.

⁹³ Work carried out for Ian Carruthers Construction by M.L. Brann; see Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 2002, 27. For earlier work on the site see Keppie, L.J.F., ‘Excavation of a Roman temporary camp at Annan Hill, Dumfriesshire. 1985–86’, Transactions of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society 63 (1988), 13–21.Google Scholar

⁹⁴ Monitoring for Dr and Mrs Jefferson by Headland Archaeology was carried out by Mr R. Conolly; Dr S. Carter sent details.

⁹⁵ For previous work see Britannia 32 (2001), 332–4; 33 (2002), 290–1.

⁹⁶ Excavations for Tyne and Wear Museums were directed by N. Hodgson, P. Bidwell and G.C. Stobbs, with the support of the Earthwatch Institute and the European Social Fund. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

⁹⁷ For previous work see Britannia 20 (1989), 272–3.

⁹⁸ Excavations for South Tyneside MBC were directed by M. Snape and N. Hodgson. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

⁹⁹ Evaluation for Cities Media Ltd was undertaken by R. Oram. Dr N. Hodgson sent information. 100 Evaluation for Norman Fada Esq. was undertaken by J. McKelvey. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

¹⁰¹ Evaluation for Swan Hunter Ltd was undertaken by R. Oram.

¹⁰² For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 291–2. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

¹⁰³ Watching-brief for Telewest communications PLC was undertaken by T. Frain. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

¹⁰⁴ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 293–4.

¹⁰⁵ Evaluation for WSP was undertaken by J. Mabbitt. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

¹⁰⁶ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 293–4.

¹⁰⁷ See Bidwell, P., Hadrian's Wall 1989–99 (1999), 95–6.Google Scholar

¹⁰⁸ Watching-brief for Northumbrian Water was undertaken by T. Frain and others. Dr N. Hodgson sent information.

¹⁰⁹ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 297–8 and fig. 12.

¹¹⁰ Forensic examination by Dr L. Loe at Bournemouth University. Mr R. Birley sent information.

¹¹¹ For details of the geophysical survey on the fort and its environs see Britannia 32 (2001), 330 and fig. 10. Mr R. Birley sent information.

¹¹² Information from Mr R. Abdy. British Museum.

¹¹³ RIB 2462.4

¹¹⁴ See CW² 23 (1923). 294. Mr I. Caruana sent information.

¹¹⁵ Fieldwork carried out by Archaeological Services. University of Durham. Ms D. Anderson sent information.

¹¹⁶ Fieldwork carried out by Geoquest Associates. Ms D. Anderson sent information.

¹¹⁷ Fieldwork carried out by Time Team. Geophysics report written by GSB Prospection. Ms D. Anderson sent information.

¹¹⁸ Information from Mr R. Abdy. British Museum.

¹¹⁹ Training excavation was directed for York Archaeological Trust by Kurt Hunter-Mann. Dr P. Ottaway sent information.

¹²⁰ Excavations on behalf of Shepherd Homes and Rank Entertainment were undertaken by Field Archaeology Specialists Ltd. in association with Mike Griffiths and Associates. Ms N. Toop sent information.

¹²¹ Excavation for York Archaeological Trust was directed by Mark Johnson. Dr P. Ottaw ay sent information.

¹²² Excavation for Shepherd Homes by On Site Archaeology. Mr N. Pearson sent information.

¹²³ Excavation by On Site Archaeology. Mr N. Pearson sent information.

¹²⁴ Excavation for Simmons House Builders by On Site Archaeology. Mr N. Pearson sent information.

¹²⁵ Aerial photography by English Heritage (Report AER/6/2002).

¹²⁶ Excavation for York Archaeological Trust was directed by Dr P. Ottaway who sent information.

¹²⁷ Excavations for Persimmon Homes were undertaken for Archaeological Services (WYAS) by P. Wheelhouse and L. Signoreili. Mr I. Roberts sent information.

¹²⁸ Excavation by On Site Archaeology. Mr N. Pearson sent information.

¹²⁹ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 298.

¹³⁰ Mr T. Brigham sent information.

¹³¹ Evaluations for Coletta and Tyson Ltd were directed for Humber Field Archaeology by J. Tibbies. Mr T. Brigham sent information.

¹³² For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 299.

¹³³ Excavations for Humberside Aggregates and Excavations Ltd were undertaken by Humber Field Archaeology, and directed by R. George. J. Bradley, and J. Fraser. Mr T. Brigham sent information.

¹³⁴ Excavation for RSK Environments Ltd. Chester by On Site Archaeology. From a report prepared by A. Dickson. Mr N. Pearson sent information.

¹³⁵ Excavation for York Archaeological Trust was directed by Mark Johnson. Dr P. Ottaway sent information.

¹³⁶ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002). 300.

¹³⁷ Excavations for the Highways Agency were undertaken by Archaeological Services (WYAS). Mr I. Roberts sent information.

¹³⁸ For previous finds see Britannia 33 (2002). 300. Information from Mr R. Abdy. British Museum.

¹³⁹ Information from Mr R. Abdy. British Museum.

¹⁴⁰ For previous note see Britannia 33 (2002), 301.

¹⁴¹ Excavations for Shepherd Developments Ltd, P. Kelly and Highbridge (Westmoor) Developments were undertaken by I. Richardson, A. Burgess and I. Roberts of Archaeological Services (WYAS). Mr I. Roberts sent information.

¹⁴² Excavations for the Environment Agency were undertaken for Archaeological Services WYAS. in association with WS Atkins Heritage, by Mr I. Roberts who sent information.

¹⁴³ Excavations undertaken by the Mellor Archaeological Trust with the University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. Mr N. Redhead sent information.

¹⁴⁴ For previous work in the 1930s and 1950s/60s see Petch, J.A., Journ. Chester Archaeol. Soc. (new ser.) 30. Pt 1 (1933). 5–45Google Scholar; Hartley, B.R.. Journ. Chester Archaeol. Soc. (new ser.) 39 (1952), 1–20, and 41 (1954), 1–14Google Scholar; B.R. Hartley and K.F. Kaine. Journ. Chester Archaeol. Soc. (new ser.) 41 (1954), 15-38. For urban-like settlement close to legionary fortresses see Mason, D., Archaeol. Journ. 145 (1988), 123–57.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

¹⁴⁵ Hartley and Kaine, op. cit. (n. 144), 20.

¹⁴⁶ Excavations for the Chester Archaeological Society were directed by Dr D. Mason who sent information.

¹⁴⁷ Excavation for Bellway Homes was carried out by University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. Work on the wooden objects is being undertaken by Steve Allen, York Archaeological Trust. Mr P. Connelly sent information.

¹⁴⁸ Watching-brief for Daniel Thwaites Brewery of Blackburn (a trading name of Daniel Thwaites plc) was undertaken by N. Neil Archaeological Services.

¹⁴⁹ Excavation for Trulove Property and Construction Ltd was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by J. Albone. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁰ Excavation for the Brocklesby Estate was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by S. Malone. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵¹ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 306.

¹⁵² Excavation for Immingham CHP LLP was directed on behalf of Humber Field Archaeology by J. Bradley. Mr T. Brigham sent information.

¹⁵³ Excavation for Anglian Water Services Ltd was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by V. Mellor and reported by J. Snee. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁴ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by J. Snee. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁵ Watching-brief undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by C. Moulis and reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁶ Watching-brief for Broadgate Developments was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁷ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by T. Rayner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁵⁸ For previous work see Britannia 28 (1997). 423; 29 (1998), 391.

¹⁵⁹ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁰ Watching-brief for Hyder Business Services was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by J. Snee. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶¹ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶² Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶³ Watching-brief for Allison Homes Ltd was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by S. Malone. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁴ Watching-brief for Panton Bros was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by J. Snee and reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁵ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by J. Snee. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁶ Watching-brief by Archaeological Project Services was reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent inform ation.

¹⁶⁷ Watching-brief undertaken tor Archaeological Project Services by C. Moulis and reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁸ Watching-brief for Procopn db was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁶⁹ Watching-brief for KMB Ltd was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by C. Moulis and reported by R. Hall. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁰ Watching-brief for Archaeological Project Services was undertaken by F. Walker. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷¹ Watching-brief for South Kesteven District Council was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by P. Cope-Faulkener. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷² For previous work see Britannia 29 (1998). 392.

¹⁷³ Watching-brief for J.O. Kirk Associates was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by P. Cope-Faulkener. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁴ Excavation for Broadgate Homes Ltd was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by D. Buckley and reported by P. Cope-Faulkener. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁵ Excavation for Persimmon Homes was undertaken for Archaeological Project Services by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁶ Watching-brief for Nestwood Homes Developments Ltd was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by S. Thomson. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁷ Fieldwalking for Broadgate Homes Ltd was undertaken by Archaeological Project Services and reported by T. Rayner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁷⁸ Watching-brief for Archaeological Project Services was reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent inform ation.

¹⁷⁹ Watching-brief for Archaeological Project Services was reported by P. Cope-Faulkner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁰ Watching-brief for Archaeological Project Services was reported by T. Rayner. Mr G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸¹ Excavation by University of Manchester Archaeological Unit for Lafarge Aggregates. Pottery analyses by R. Leary and faunal analyses by Archaeology Services, University of Durham. P.A. Connelly sent information.

¹⁸² Work by J. Albone, Archaeological Project Services, for Barrett East Midlands Ltd. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸³ Work by J. Albone, Archaeological Project Services, for Taylor Woodrow Building Division. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁴ Work by P. Cope-Faulkner, Archaeological Project Services, for Francis Jackson Homes. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁵ Work by S. Thomson and F. Walker, Archaeological Project Services, for Anglia and Midlands Sports Ltd. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁶ Work by C. Moulis and P. Cope-Faulkner, Archaeological Project Services. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁷ Work by P. Cope-Faulkner, Archaeological Project Services, for Barratt East Midlands Ltd. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁸⁸ Work by A. Barber, M. Alexander and M. Watts, Cotswold Archaeology, for RMC Aggregates. N. Holbrook sent information.

¹⁸⁹ Work by B. Gethin and C. Coutts, Warwickshire Museum. N. sent information.

¹⁹⁰ Work by B. Gethin. Warwickshire Museum. N. Palmer sent information.

¹⁹¹ Work by P. Thompson. Warwickshire Museum. N. Palmer sent information.

¹⁹² Excavation by P. Thompson, Warwickshire Museum. N. Palmer sent information.

¹⁹³ Work by B. Gethin, Warwickshire Museum. N. Palmer sent information.

¹⁹⁴ Work by S. Palmer. Warwickshire Museum. N. Palmer sent information.

¹⁹⁵ Work by T. Rayner, Archaeological Project Services, for Bullimores Sand and Gravel Ltd. G. Taylor sent information.

¹⁹⁶ For previous work see Britannia 31 (2000), 408.

¹⁹⁷ Excavation by A. Thorne, Northamptonshire Archaeology. Information from A. Chapman.

¹⁹⁸ Watching-brief by M. Tingle and excavation by M. Tingle and R. Atkins for Northamptonshire Archaeology, with volunteers from the Northamptonshire Archaeological Society, was funded by the developer, Northamptonshire County Council Historic Environment Team and English Heritage. Information from A. Chapman.

¹⁹⁹ For previous work see Britannia 31 (2000), 408–9. 200 Work by S. Morris and T. Upson-Smith, Northamptonshire Archaeology. Information from A. Chapman.

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²⁰² work by M. Luke, M. Phillips and T. Preece, Albion Archaeology. Information from D. Shotliff.

²⁰³ Britannia 33 (2002), 409.

²⁰⁴ Britannia 31 (2000), 409; 32 (2001), 352.

²⁰⁵ Work by M. Luke, M. Phillips and T. Preece. Albion Archaeology. Information from D. Shotliff.

²⁰⁶ Britannia 30 (1999), 347.

²⁰⁷ Excavation by Simon West for St Albans Museum. The geophysical surveys were funded by grants from English Heritage and Hertfordshire County Council. R. Niblett sent information.

²⁰⁸ Britannia 32 (2001), 353; 33 (2002), 314.

²⁰⁹ Excavation by G. Edmondson and I. Beswick. Albion Archaeology, with Adrian Havercroft (Guildhouse Consultancy). Information supplied by D. Shotliff.

²¹⁰ Wheeler, R.E.M. and Wheeler, T.V., Venilcimium, a Belgie and two Roman Cities, Society of Antiquaries of London Research Report 11 (1936).Google Scholar

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²¹² Work by Simon West, St Albans Museum. Information from R. Niblett.

²¹³ Work by P. Bowyer, PCA. for Weston Homes plc. P. Steele sent information.

²¹⁴ Work by Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust. Information from R. Niblett.

²¹⁵ Work by S. Davis and R. Bull. MoLAS, for English Partnership. N. Cohen sent information.

²¹⁶ Work by L. Coleman. M. Brett. C. Bateman. and M. Watts. Cotswold Archaeology, for George Wimpey plc and Bryant Homes Ltd. N. Holbrook sent information.

²¹⁷ Work by L. Coleman and C. Bateman. Cotswold Archaeology for Transco. N. Holbrook sent information.

¹¹⁸ Previous work: Bradford, J.S.P. and Goodchild, R.G., ‘Excavations at Frilford, Berks, 1937–8’. Oxoniensia 4 (1939). 1–80Google Scholar : Stevens, C.E.. ‘The Frilford site – a postscript'. Oxoniensia 5 (1940). 166–7.Google Scholar D.W. Harding, Excavations in Oxfordshire 1964–66. University of Edinburgh Department of Archaeology Occasional Paper 15 (1987); Hingley, R.. ‘Location, function and status: a Romano-British “religious complex” at the Noah's Ark Inn. Frilford (Oxfordshire)’. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 4(2) (1985). 201–14.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

²¹⁹ Excavation for University of Oxford was directed by Dr C. Gosden and Dr G. Lock. Funding was provided by the Roman Research Trust, the Cumber Family Trust, and Oxford University. Geophysical survey by Oxford Archaeotechnics.

²²⁰ Work by A. Barber and C. Bateman, Cotswold Archaeology, for Thames Water. N. Holbrook sent information.

²²¹ For previous work see Britannia 32 (2001), 355, fig. 17; 33 (2002), 317, figs 14–15.

²²² Excavation directed by Dr E. Sauer. University of Oxford and University of Leicester, sponsored by the British Academy, the Roman Research Trust, the Haverfield Bequest, and the Society of Antiquaries of London. The resistivity survey was undertaken by D. Parker.

²²³ Work by R. Hall, Archaeological Project Services, for Lincolnshire County Council and Babtie Group. G. Taylor sent information.

²²⁴ Work by A. Shelley, Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for Anglia Secure Homes (South East) Ltd. D. Gurney, Norfolk Landscape Archaeology, sent information.

²²⁵ Work by John Ames, Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for Little Melton Property Services. D. Gurney sent information.

²²⁶ Work by J. Albone. Archaeological Project Services, for M. Gilbert. D. Gurney. Norfolk Landscape Archaeology, and G. Taylor (APS) both sent information.

²²⁷ Work by S. Bates. Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for P. Newton. D. Gurney sent information.

²²⁸ Work by B. Wilkins, Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust, for Middleton Aggregates. D. Gurney sent information.

²²⁹ Work by B. Wilkins and M. Wotherspoon, Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust, and G. Trimble. Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for Barker Bros Aggregates Ltd. D. Gurney sent information.

²³⁰ Work by S. Tremlett. Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for Mr and Mrs N. Davis. D. Gurney sent information.

²³¹ Work by S. Bates and J. Ames. Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for Anglian Water Ltd. D. Gurney sent information.

²³² For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 321.

²³³ Work by the Norfolk Archaeological and Historical Research Group. D. Gurney sent information.

²³⁴ Work by Cambridgeshire County Council Archaeological Field Unit for Abbey Homes plc. D. Gurney sent information.

²³⁵ Work by C. Phillips, Norfolk Archaeological Unit, for The Lord Walsingham (1992) Trust. D. Gurney sent information.

²³⁶ Work by J. Meredith, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for Persimmon Homes. Information from J. Plouviez.

²³⁷ Work by L. Everett, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for Hopkins Homes Ltd. Information from J. Plouviez.

²³⁸ Information from J. Plouviez.

²³⁹ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 322.

²⁴⁰ Work by J. Caruth, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for Ministry of Defence, Defence Estates (USF). Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴¹ Work by J. Caruth, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for Ministry of Defence, Defence Estates (USF). Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴² Work by J. Caruth. Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for Ministry of Defence, Defence Estates (USF). Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴³ Reported by members of Ipswich and District Detecting Club. Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴⁴ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002). 323.

²⁴⁵ Work by A. and C. Tester, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for J.G. Watson. Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴⁶ Reported by members of Mildenhall and District Detecting Club. Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴⁷ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002), 323.

²⁴⁸ Work by D. Britchfield and L. O'Brien, Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust, for Crest Nicholson Residential (Eastern) Ltd. Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁴⁹ Work by L. Everett, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service, for English Heritage. Information from J. Plouviez.

²⁵⁰ Work by F. Griffin and R. James of Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit) for Bucbricks Co. Ltd. D. Rudling sent information.

¹⁵¹ Work by C. Crossan, Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵² Work by S. Hickling. Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵³ Work by K. Orr. Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁴ Work by K. Orr. Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁵ Work by C. Crossan. Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁶ Work by S. Gibson, Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁷ Work by K. Orr. Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁸ Work by K. Orr. Colchester Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁵⁹ Work by T. Ennis, Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁰ Work by A. Cooper. Essex County Council (Heritage Advice. Management & Promotions). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶¹ Work by P. Dey. Great Chesterford Archaeology Group, and T. Ennis. Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶² Work by D. Hillelson, The Heritage Network. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶³ work by D. Hillelson. The Heritage Network. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁴ Work by P. Boyer. Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁵ Work by D. Hounsell, W. Keir. Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁶ Work by M. Peachey. Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁷ Work by P. Connell, Essex County Council (Heritage Advice, Management & Promotions). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁸ Work by P.J. Cott and J. Fawn, Colchester Archaeological Group. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁶⁹ Work by H. Brooks and C. Crossan. Colchester Archaeological Trust, with geophysical survey by A. and D. Black. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁰ Work by G. Seddon (PCA) for MacDonalds Restaurants. P. Steele sent information.

²⁷¹ Work by Atkinson, M. and Preston, S.J., ‘The Late Iron Age and Roman settlement at Elms Farm. Heybridge, Essex. excavations 1993–5: an interim report’, Britannia 29. (1998). 85–110.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

²⁷² Drury, P.J. and Wickenden, N.P., ‘An early Saxon settlement within the Romano-British small town at Heybridge. Essex’. Medieval Archaeology 26 (1982). 1–41CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Wickenden, N.P.. ‘Prehistoric settlement and the Romano-British small town at Heybridge. Essex’. Essex Archaeology History 17 (1986). 6–68.Google Scholar

²⁷³ Work by T. Ennis, Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁴ Work by J. Mordue, Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁵ Work by P.J. Cott, P. Sharpe and Dr P. Morris. A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁶ Work by A. Letch, Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁷ Work by N. Lavender. Essex County Council (Field Archaeology Unit). A. Bennett sent information.

²⁷⁸ London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1, London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 3; Britannia 33 (2002), 326.

²⁷⁹ Work by D. Swift, MoLAS, for Shieldpoint. The information for work undertaken by MoLAS has again been kindly supplied by Nathalie Cohen.

²⁸⁰ London Archaeologist 9 (supplement 2. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2000)(2001), 38.

²⁸¹ Work by S. Watson. MoLAS. for Ove Arup.

²⁸² London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1, London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002), 4; Britannia 33 (2002), 331.

²⁸³ Work by R. Wroe-Brown. MoLAS, for The Property Merchant Group.

²⁸⁴ Work by R. Bull and I. Howell, MoLAS, for United House.

²⁸⁵ Work by D. Swift, MoLAS, for United House.

²⁸⁶ Work by J. Taylor, PCA, for British Land Developments Limited. Dr P. Steele sent information.

²⁸⁷ Work by V. Birbeck, Wessex Archaeology, for Frogmore Developments Limited. C. Moore sent information. More information on www.wessexarch.co.uk.

²⁸⁸ London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 5.

²⁸⁹ Work by D. Sankey. MoLAS. for Siddell Gibson.

²⁹⁰ London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 5: Britannia 33 (2002). 332.

²⁹¹ Work by S. Watson. MoLAS. for Universities Superannuation Scheme Ltd.

²⁹² London Archaeologist 9 (supplement 1. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2000)(2001). 39: 10 (supplement 1. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 5–6; Britannia 33 (2002). 332.

²⁹³ Work by A. Francis. MoLAS, for Standard Life Assurance Company.

²⁹⁴ Work by I. Grosso. PCA. for The Honourable Society of The Inner Temple. Dr P. Steele sent information.

²⁹⁵ Work by N. Holder. MoLAS. for Totus Design Group Ltd.

²⁹⁶ Work by L. Dunwoodie. MoLAS. for Churchill Securities.

²⁹⁷ Work by J. Taylor. PCA. for The Moor House Limited Partnership. Dr P. Steele sent information.

²⁹⁸ London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1. London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 1.

²⁹⁹ Work by J. Sygrave. MoLAS, for Mills & Whipp.

³⁰⁰ Work by J. Sygrave. MoLAS. for 24 Seven Utility Services Ltd.

³⁰¹ work by C. Harward, MoLAS, for The British Land Company plc.

³⁰² London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1, London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002), 8. Work by A. Telfer, MoLAS, for Sidell Gibson Architects.

³⁰³ Work by J. Butler, PCA, for Bowmer & Kirkland. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁰⁴ work by R. Wroe-Brown, MoLAS, for Peabody Shield House Ltd.

³⁰⁵ Work by J. Sygrave, MoLAS, for 24Seven Utility Services Ltd.

³⁰⁶ Work by S. Holden, PCA, for Bell Associates. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁰⁷ Work by R. Bull, MoLAS, for Regime Developments.

³⁰⁸ Previous work Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 28 (1977). Unpublished Enfield Archaeological Society excavations within the settlement, especially in the 1980s, recorded grain-driers, the probable side ditch of Ermine Street, and general occupation layers and features.

³⁰⁹ Excavation by the Enfield Archaeological Society was directed by M. Dewbury and L. Whitmore, with the assistance of Dr M.J. Dearne, at the request of and with the kind permission of the householders Mr and Mrs J. Costello. Dr M.J. Dearne sent details.

³¹⁰ Work by J. Bowsher, MoLAS, for 24Seven Utility Services Ltd.

³¹¹ Work by C. Harward, MoLAS, for Buxton Homes.

³¹² Work by S. Maher, PCA. Dr P. Steele sent information.

⁵¹³ Work by D. Bluer, MoLAS, for Romford Golf Club.

³¹⁴ Work by T. Bradley, PCA, for Norton Thompson Associates on behalf of Grandbridge Ltd. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³¹⁵ Work by J. Corcoran. MoLAS, for Circadian Ltd.

³¹⁶ Work by T. Bradley. PCA, for CgMs on behalf of St George West London. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³¹⁷ Work by A. Mackinder. MoLAS. for Thames Water.

³¹⁸ Work by A. Mackinder. MoLAS. for Gordon Jaaback.

³¹⁹ Work by L. Darton. PCA. for Lewisham Sports Consortium. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³²⁰ Work by R. Cowie. MoLAS. for Waites Construction Ltd.

³²¹ Work by J. Drummond-Murray. MoLAS. for Cadre Architects.

³²² Work by C. Mayo. PCA. for U.C. (Bermondsey) Ltd. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³²³ Work by J. Drummond-Murray. MoLAS. for Railtrack plc.

³²⁴ Work by M. Mackenzie and L. Casson, MoLAS. for Bellway Homes South East.

³²⁵ Work by L. Darton, PCA. for Galliard Homes. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³²⁶ Work by N. Eisden. MoLAS, for Oakmayne Properties.

³²⁷ Work by D. Bowsher, MoLAS. for Amberbeech Ltd.

³²⁸ Work by B. Watson, MoLAS, for Southwark Council and English Heritage.

³²⁹ Work by D. Killock. PCA, for Berkeley Homes (City & East London) Ltd. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³³⁰ Work by L. Dunwoodie and D. Jamieson, MoLAS. for Winchester Walk Ltd.

³³¹ Work by I. Howell. MoLAS. for The Environment Trust.

³³² Work by D. Sankey. MoLAS, for Mangrove Securities Ltd.

³³³ Work by D. Bowshcr, MoLAS, for 2002 Peabody Trust.

³³⁴ Work by T. Wilson, MoLAS, for NFM Engineering.

³³⁵ Work by J. Sygrave. MoLAS, for Tishman Speyer Properties.

³³⁶ Work by A. Daykin, MoLAS, for Spitalfields Development Group.

³³⁷ Work by A. Daykin. MoLAS, for Spitalfields Development Group.

³³⁸ Work by A. Douglas, PCA, for Brisley Properties SA, Waites, Ove Arup & Partners. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³³⁹ Work by A. Douglas. PCA. for Wimpey Homes. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁴⁰ Work by J. Taylor, PCA, for P. Nolan. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁴¹ Work by K. Hulka, PCA, for Royal Parks. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁴² London Archaeologist 10 (supplement 1, London Fieldwork and Publication Round-up 2001)(2002). 30: Britannia 33 (2002), 340.

³⁴³ Work by P. Askew, MoLAS, for St Martin's-in-the-Field.

³⁴⁴ Excavation by T. Havard and C. Bateman of Cotswold Archaeology for the Trustees of the Bingham Hall.

³⁴⁵ Work by S. Inder and M. Watts of Cotswold Archaeology for Cotswold District Council.

³⁴⁶ Excavation by M. Brett and C. Bateman of Cotswold Archaeology for Fosseway Housing. N. Holbrook sent information about the Cirencester sites.

³⁴⁷ Work by D. Kenyon of Cotswold Archaeology for S.W.E.R.D.A. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁴⁸ Work by T. Havard and M. Watts of Cotswold Archaeology for Aggregate Industries. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁴⁹ Work by L. Coleman of Cotswold Archaeology for J.S. Bloor. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁵⁰ Work by T. Havard and S. Cox of Cotswold Archaeology for Bristol Churches Housing Association. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁵¹ Rippon, S., ‘The Romano-British exploitation of the coastal wetlands: survey and excavation on the North Somerset Levels. 1993–7’, Britannia 31 (2000), 69–200.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

³⁵² Recording by D. Lankstead and S. Cox of Cotswold Archaeology for Barratt Homes. J.S. Bloor, Bryant Homes. Mead Realisations, Meadow Mead Homes. Persimmon Homes. Prowting Homes, and Westbury Homes. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁵³ Watching-brief by K. Cullen of Cotswold Archaeology for Bristol Water. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁵⁴ Work by Wareham and District Archaeology and Local History Society with AC Archaeology reported in CBA Wessex News (April 2003), 30–1.

³⁵⁵ Work by N. Dagless, Wessex Archaeology, for J.S. Bloor and Persimmon Homes. Dr A.P. Fitzpatrick sent inform ation.

³⁵⁶ Clarke, A. and Fulford, M.. ‘The excavation of Insula IX. Silchester: the first five years of the “town life” project. 1997–2001’, Britannia 33 (2002). 129–66.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

³⁵⁷ Directed by A. Clarke and Professor M.G. Fulford, University of Reading. Professor M.G. Fulford sent information.

³⁵⁸ Work for the Drummond family by C.K. Currie of CKC Archaeology who sent information.

³⁵⁹ Work by M. Brett. C. Bateman and M. Collard. Cotswold Archaeology, for Harleyford Aggregates. N. Holbrook sent information.

³⁶⁰ Work by R. Cowie. MoLAS. for United House Ltd. N. Cohen sent information.

³⁶¹ work by P. Boyer. PCA. for Laing Homes South West. P. Steele sent information.

³⁶² Work by D. Dunkin. Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit). for T. Tupper. D. Rudling sent information.

³⁶³ Work by N. Griffin and S. Stevens. Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit), for Sussex Historic Hotels Ltd. D. Rudling sent information.

³⁶⁴ For previous work see Britannia 29 (1998). 429, fig. 15: 30 (1999). 372.

³⁶⁵ Excavation directed for the Sussex Archaeological Society by J. Manleyand D. Rudkin who sent information. See also www.sussexpast.co.uk.

³⁶⁶ Work by G. Priestley-Bell. Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit) for Tarmac Southern Ltd. D. Rudling sent information.

³⁶⁷ Work by N. Griffin, Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit) for S. Aldridge. D. Rudling sent information.

³⁶⁸ Work by P. Gajos. Wessex Archaeology, for the Environment Agency. P. McCulloch sent information.

³⁶⁹ Work by CKC Archaeology for Transco plc. C.K. Currie sent information.

³⁷⁰ For previous work see Britannia 33 (2002). 351; Current Archaeology 15 (10) (2002). 486–9.

³⁷¹ Work by D. Rudling for University College London Field Archaeology Unit and C. Butler of the Mid Sussex Field Archaeological Team. D. Rudling sent information.

³⁷² Work by A. Mackinder, MoLAS, for Thames Water. N. Cohen sent information.

³⁷³ Work by D. Boden, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Brett Waste Management. J. Elder sent information.

³⁷⁴ Sites (a) and (b) were excavated in advance of the redevelopment of the Whitefriars area. The work, which was directed by A. Hicks and M. Houliston, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, was for Land Securities plc. Information from M. Houliston and J. Elder.

³⁷⁵ See above.

³⁷⁶ See Britannia 33 (2002), 353.

³⁷⁷ Work by G. Shand, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Mansfield Group Ltd. Information from J. Elder.

³⁷⁸ Work by R. Helm, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Burgate Investments Ltd. Information from J. Elder.

³⁷⁹ Britannia 19 (1988), 483–4.

³⁸⁰ Work by R. Helm, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for E.G. Long and Sons. Information from J. Elder.

³⁸¹ Britannia 32 (2001). 383.

³⁸² Frere, S.S., Bennett, P., Rady, J. and Stow, S., ‘Canterbury Excavations: Intra- and Extra-mural sites 1949–55 and 1980–84’. The Archaeology of Canterbury 8 (1987), 56–73.Google Scholar

³⁸³ Work by M. Diack. Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for CgMs. Information from J. Elder.

³⁸⁴ Work by J. Stevenson, Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit). D. Rudling sent information.

³⁸⁵ Work by G. Priestley-Bell, Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit). D. Rudling sent information.

³⁸⁶ Work by A. Mackinder, MoLAS. for Croudace Housing in partnership with Maidstone Borough Council. N. Cohen sent information.

³⁸⁷ For previous work see Britannia 28 (1987), 453; 29 (1988), 432; Perkins, D., ‘The Abbey Farm Villa training excavation’, Archaeologia Cantiana 116 (1996). 325–9Google Scholar; idem, ‘Roman Villa site (Abbey Farm): Minster-in-Thanet’. Archaeologia Cantiana 1 19 (1999), 393.

³⁸⁸ Excavations organised on behalf of the Kent Archaeological Society and Thanet Archaeological Society. D. Perkins directed the excavations from 1996 to 2001 and by K. Parfitt in 2002. K. Parfitt sent information.

³⁸⁹ Work by E. Wragg, PCA, for Bryant Homes Ltd. Dr P. Steele sent information.

³⁹⁰ Work by P. Hutchings, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, for Floplast Ltd. J. Elder sent information.

³⁹¹ Work by P. Andrews, Wessex Archaeology, for Rail Link Engineering. P. Andrews and H. Glass sent information.

³⁹² For previous work see Britannia 30 (1999), 373–4; 32 (2001), 385.

³⁹³ Cross, R. and Rady, J., “Island Road, Hersden’, Canterbury's Archaeology 1999–2000, 27–30.Google Scholar

³⁹⁴ Work by D. Barrett, Canterbury Archaeological Trust. J. Elder sent information.

³⁹⁵ Ogilvie, J.D., ‘The Hammill ritual shaft’, Archaeologia Cantiana 98 (1982), 145–66Google Scholar; Parfitt, K., ‘Investigations near the Hammill Shaft, Woodnesborough’, Kent Archaeological Review 150 (1992), 231–2.Google Scholar

³⁹⁶ Fieldwork by Dover Archaeological Group, directed by K. Parfitt, for Miller Woodland Trust. K. Parfitt sent information.

³⁹⁷ For previous work, see Britannia 30 (1999), 374.

³⁹⁸ Fieldwork by Dover Archaeological Group, directed by K. Parfitt, for Miller Woodland Trust. K. Parfitt sent information.

³⁹⁹ For previous work see Britannia 26 (1995), 370; 27 (1996), 438.

⁴⁰⁰ Klein, W.G.. ‘Roman temple at Worth, Kent’, Antiquaries Journal 8 (1928), 76–86.CrossRefGoogle Scholar Fieldwork by Dover Archaeological Group, directed by K. Parfitt and D. Holman. K. Parfitt sent information.

⁴⁰¹ Work by J. Stevenson of Archaeology South-East (University College London Field Archaeology Unit). D. Rudling sent information.