Sussex Archaeological Collections: Relating to the history and antiquities of the counties of East and West Sussex

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Volume 151 (2013)
Table of Contents

P R E L I M S
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Falmer Hill in the prehistoric and Romano-British periods: A Reappraisal.
JAIME KAMINSKI 		Abstract
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A re-investigation of Late Iron Age and Roman iron production, and Saxon activity, at Rathlin Road, Crawley
JO PINE 		Abstract
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Southwick Roman villa. Its discovery, excavation, public display and eventual loss – A Cautionary Tale.
DAVID R. RUDLING AND G. JEFF LEIGH 		Abstract
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New evidence of a Romano-British settlement at Upper Wellingham, East Sussex
DAVID MILLUM 		Abstract
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Turris de Pevenesel - another view
TONY CHAPMAN 		Abstract
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Medieval occupation and clay extraction at Lewes Road, Ringmer, East Sussex
SEAN WALLIS 		Abstract
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The construction of the tower at Bolney Church
GABRIEL BYNG 		Abstract
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Henry Hallywell (1641–1703). A Sussex Platonist
MARILYN A. LEWIS 		Abstract
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Archaeological investigations at the former East Grinstead Pottery works, Garland Road, East Grinstead, West Sussex
DYLAN HOPKINSON 		Abstract
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Prelude To Piltdown. Charles Dawson's origins, career and antiquarian pursuits, 1864–1911, and their repercussions
JOHN H. FARRANT 		Abstract
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Heron-Allen and the 'Saxon feet' from Selsey
DAVID BONE 		Abstract
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S H O R T A R T I C L E S
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A statue at the Church of St Mary and St Peter, Wilmington
ANN BALLANTYNE
Ovingdean Hall and Moulsecomb Place, two small later Georgian country houses in the City of Brighton and Hove
SUE BERRY
I N D E X


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