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Glasgow Archaeological Journal 29 (2)
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Glasgow Archaeological Journal 29 (2)
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Glasgow Archaeological Journal
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29 (2)
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68
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2007
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http://www.euppublishing.com/toc/saj/29/2
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06 Oct 2012
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Continent cut off by fog; just how insular is Britain?
Barry Cunliffe
99 - 112
Discusses the necessity of seeing Britain in its continental context in order to obtain proper understanding of its past. Themes of mobility, of both artefacts and people, are considered. PP-B
Excavation of the defensive ditches at Balmuildy Roman Fort, Glasgow, 1999
A Leslie
Gavin MacGregor
Paul R J Duffy
113 - 154
Reports excavations on the southern defences of Balmuildy Roman fort which exposed small sections of three ditches: two to the W of the S gate of the fort, one to the E. All were found in locations consistent with Miller's 1922 excavation plan of the site, though, contrary to expectations, none of these features appeared to have been previously excavated.
An Iron Age burial from Swainbost, Isle of Lewis
Paul R J Duffy
Gavin MacGregor
155 - 161
Describes excavations following the discovery of the partial remains of a coastally-eroded in-situ human burial. The remains were found to be from one individual, probably male, aged between 30 and 34 years at death with a slight deformity of the spine buried in a supine position in a flat-based grave. Several flat slabs present in the vicinity may have been the remains of a cist. An iron artefact, identified as a belt buckle, was recovered adjacent to the right side of the pelvis. A single radiocarbon date suggests the burial dates to 390'“170 BC.