Connecting Derby. A Programme of Archaeological Investigations

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Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are persistent identifiers which can be used to consistently and accurately reference digital objects and/or content. The DOIs provide a way for the ADS resources to be cited in a similar fashion to traditional scholarly materials. More information on DOIs at the ADS can be found on our help page.

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Birmingham Archaeology (2017) Connecting Derby. A Programme of Archaeological Investigations [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1046274

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Driver, L,Hislop, M (2005) Connecting Derby, Archaeological Building Recording: Stage 1. Birmingham Archaeology:Birmingham.
DOI:10.5284/1032823.
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Tyler, R (2007) Connecting Derby, Historic Building Recording: Stage 2, Land between King Street, St. Helen's Street and Lodge Lane. Birmingham Archaeology:Birmingham.
DOI:10.5284/1032824.
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Hewitson, C (2005) Connecting Derby: An Archaeological Evaluation. 2005. Birmingham Archaeology:Birmingham.
DOI:10.5284/1032825.
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Hislop, M. Birmingham Archaeology (2004) Connecting Derby: An Historic Building Assessment 2004. Report No. 1169 Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. PDF 475 Kb
Birmingham Archaeology (2005) Engineers plan. Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. PDF 138 Kb
Duncan, M. Birmingham Archaeology (2005) King Street/Queen Street Junction Refurbishment, Derby: An Archaeological Watching Brief. 2005. Report No. 1359 Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. PDF 211 Kb
Mitchell, W., Hewitson, C. Birmingham Archaeology (2009) Archaeological Excavation and Watching Brief at the sites of King Street, Ford Street, Agard Street, Stafford Street and Babbington Lane: Assessment of Potential and Updated Project Design. Report No. 1913.02 Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. PDF 3 Mb
Hislop, M. Birmingham Archaeology (2009) Connecting Derby: Archaeological Building Recording, Stage 3, April 2009. Report No. 1932 Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. PDF 6 Mb

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