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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 November 2011
2 Proc. Devon Arch. Soc. 34 (1976), 89–92.Google Scholar
3 This is an approximate figure calculated from measurements taken from the outer edges of the crop-marks on the aerial photograph.
4 The excavation reported on here was undertaken at the suggestion of R. Bridgwater. Permission to excavate was kindly given by the tenant of Knowle Farm, Mr J. Watts, and by the owner, Mr J. Wooldridge.
5 JRS iv (1914), 27–64Google Scholar, especially PI. XIII, 70.
6 The fabric numbers in the finds section refer to a type-series established for Roman pottery from Exeter, see P. Bidwell in (Ed.) J. Dore and K. Greene, Roman Pottery Studies in Britain and Beyond (1977), 189–98.
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