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London Archaeologist - Volume 13:10 (2013) - Table of Contents

Front Cover
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Contents
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Commentary
Gromaticus (pp. 254) 		PDF 210 Kb
Findspot: Domestic menagerie in Greenwich?
Kevin Reilly (pp. 281-283) 		PDF 4 Mb
From Salt Petre Bank to Dock Street: post-medieval glass manufacture in Tower Hamlets
Richard Humphrey with John Shepherd (pp. 255-259) 		PDF 3 Mb
Filling our minds with rubbish and facts at Gladstone Place, Old Ford
Iain Bright (pp. 260-264) 		PDF 2 Mb
View from a cesspit: a late Georgian household in West Ham Abby
Lyn Blackmore, Ian Betts, Robert Cowie, Nigel Jeffries, James Morris, Jacqui Pearce, Alan Pipe, Beth Richardson and Karen Stewart (pp. 265-270) 		PDF 5 Mb
New tales of old London: the lost Roman port, Shadwell, and other stories
David Bird (pp. 271-275) 		PDF 1 Mb
Bronze Age environments and burial in the Lower Lea Valley: archaeological investigations in the Stratford City Development
Peter Boyer, Mary Nicholls and Barry Bishop (pp. 276-280) 		PDF 5 Mb
Mosaic + Diary
(pp. 284) 		PDF 721 Kb
Back Cover
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