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London Archaeologist - Volume 13:06 (2012) - Table of Contents

Front Cover
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Contents
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Commentary
Gromaticus (pp. 142) 		PDF 435 Kb
Obituary: Pat Wilkinson, 1947–2012
(pp. 142) 		PDF 435 Kb
Made in Dagenham: burial and pottery production in the Iron Age and Roman periods
Edward Biddulph (pp. 143-148) 		PDF 11 Mb
A touch of spice: excavations at Cinnamon Street near Wapping Docks for the East London Line
Rupert Featherby (pp. 149-155) 		PDF 15 Mb
Shifting the boundaries: a Bronze Age boundary ditch at the former Royal Sun Alliance Sports Ground, Raynes Park
Iain Bright (pp. 156-161) 		PDF 21 Mb
Access to archaeology: Archaeology for everyone at Festival of British Archaeology 2012
(pp. 161) 		PDF 21 Mb
The Royal College of Art site, Battersea Bridge Road, from the Iron Age to modern times
Angus Stephenson, Catherine Edwards (pp. 162-167) 		PDF 16 Mb
Mosaic
(pp. 168-169) 		PDF 474 Kb
Back Cover
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