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Day of Archaeology - LAARC Lottery! part 4 (paper records)


Year: 2013 Author: Adam Corsini Categories: Finds, Day of Archaeology 2013, Museum Archaeology

Tags: LAARC

Corsini, Adam (2013): Day of Archaeology - LAARC Lottery! part 4 (paper records). https://doi.org/10.5284/1079817 PDF 398 Kb

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Thumbnail of Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
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Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
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Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
Shelf 4 contained records from 1949’s excavations at Ironmonger lane, where amongst other things they discovered this amazing roman mosaic. Here’s a photo from the site found in the records:
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Thumbnail of In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
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In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
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In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
In the same box was also this amazing envelope containing site notes from Wallside excavations in 1932
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Thumbnail of Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
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Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
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Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
Again coming up trumps, we’ve got these original drawings recording wooden timbers:
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Thumbnail of This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
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This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
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This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
This rather polite letter of correspondance relating to the coins already mentioned in part 3 of #LAARCLottery – the ones from St Thomas Street
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Thumbnail of This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
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This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
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This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
This shelf has records from excavations in 1988 at Bethel Estate and it had what I was hoping for. A site diary!
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Thumbnail of First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
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First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
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First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
First page that opened, a gem: Poor old Dave with his bad back (we’ve all been there), Emma finding barrel wells, Steve not in because he’s sneezing too much, and correct me if I’m wrong but was there a darts match on Tues 21st?
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Thumbnail of Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
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Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
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Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
Not just any wooden timbers though. These are the ribs of the Roman ship that was dug up at County Hall in 1910!
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