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²⁶ Work by RCAHM (Scotland) was reported by Mr G. S. Maxwell.

²⁷ Aerial photography and excavation by RCAHM (Scotland). Information was sent by Mr G. S. Maxwell.

²⁸ Photography and field-work by RCAHM (Scotland). Mr G. S. Maxwell kindly sent details.

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³⁵ Work by Mr J. Barber for the Scottish Development Department. DAES 1982, 4.

³⁶ Work by Mrs J. Frances Murray for the Scottish Development Department. DAES 1982, 4–5.

³⁷ Work by Mr J. Scott Wood for the Scottish Development Department. DAES 1982, 4.

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⁶⁸ Excavation by Mr J. Watson was directed by Mr P. R. Scott, who sent information and the plan.

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⁸³ Excavations by the West Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council Archaeology Unit were directed by Mr A. B. Sumpter and supervised by Mr A. C. Swann. Information from Mr Sumpter.

⁸⁴ Excavations by the West Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council Archaeology Unit were directed by Mr A. B. Sumpter and supervised by Mr M. Haynes. Mr Sumpter sent information.

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¹¹⁵ Information from Mr Antony Bell, who sent the drawing.

¹¹⁶ Excavation for the Department was directed on site (i) by Dr G. Webster and on site (ii) by Mr P. A. Barker, both of whom sent details.

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¹¹⁹ Work for the Nene Valley Research Committee and the Community Enterprise Programme was directed by Mr C. J. S. Rollo. Information was sent by Mr D. F. Mackreth.

¹²⁰ work for the Nene Valley Research Committee was directed by Messrs C. J. S. Rollo and J. R. Perrin. Information from Mr D. F. Mackreth.

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¹⁴⁸ Work for Essex County Council was directed by Messrs J. D. Hedges and D. G. Buckley. Mr Buckley sent information.

¹⁴⁹ Excavations in the City were carried out by the Department of Urban Archaeology of the Museum of London, under the overall direction of Mr Brian Hobley. Mr J. Schofield kindly sent information.

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¹⁷¹ Work for the Department of Classics and Archaeology, University of Bristol, was directed by Dr A. J. Parker, who sent information.

¹⁷² Excavation for Avon County Council and the Manpower Services Commission was directed by Kevin Blockley and Marion Day. Mr Blockley sent information, plans and an interim report published by the County Council.

¹⁷³ Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the Western Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr P. J. Leach, who sent information.

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