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London Archaeologist - Volume 13:08 (2013) - Table of Contents

Front Cover
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Contents
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Commentary
Gromaticus (pp. 198) 		PDF 220 Kb
Author, author: And the award goes to…
(pp. 215-216) 		PDF 1 Mb
Michael Faraday School, a LAARC Community Excavation Project
Pat Miller and Kate Sumnall (pp. 199-204) 		PDF 9 Mb
Life and death in suburbia: archaeological work at St. Mark's Church, Surbiton
Rachel Ives (pp. 205-210) 		PDF 3 Mb
The Great Hall in the Inmost Ward, Tower of London
Geoffrey Parnell (pp. 211-214) 		PDF 4 Mb
Excavations at Anchor Iron Wharf, Greenwich: Part 2, industrial and social development in the 17th–19th centuries
Antony Francis and Julian Bowsher (pp. 217-223) 		PDF 3 Mb
Mosaic
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Back Cover
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