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

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Volume 140, 2002
Table of Contents

A prehistoric and later medieval agricultural landscape at Dean Way, Storrington
CHRISTINE HOWARD-DAVIS & BRYAN MATTHEWS 		Abstract
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An early Roman pottery production site at Horticultural Research International, Littlehampton
JULIE LOVELL 		Abstract
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The excavation of a Saxon grubenhaus at Itford Farm, Beddingham, East Sussex
RICHARD JAMES 		Abstract
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Bishopstone: a pre-Conquest minster church
PAMELA COMBES 		Abstract
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Queen Adeliza and the Lotharingian connection
KATHLEEN THOMPSON 		Abstract
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Simon de Montfort and the historians
DANIEL WALEY 		Abstract
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The lordship of Canterbury, iron-founding at Buxted, and the continental antecedents of cannon-founding in the Weald
BRIAN AWTY & CHRISTOPHER WHITTICK 		Abstract
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Shape-shifting: the changing outline of the Long Man of Wilmington
RODNEY CASTLEDEN 		Abstract
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Myth and reality in the representation of resorts: Brighton and the emergence of the 'Prince and fishing village' myth 1770-1824
SUE BERRY 		Abstract
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Land ownership and farming on the South Downs in West Sussex c. 1840-1940
JOHN GODFREY 		Abstract
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Worthing, Richebourg and the League of Help for the Devastated Areas of France: the rediscovery of an adoption
SALLY WHITE 		Abstract
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A Mesolithic site and later finds at Magham Down, near Hailsham, East Sussex
CHRIS BUTLER 		 
Fieldwalking at Varley Halls and Marquee Brow, Stanmer, Brighton
JOHN FUNNELL 		 
Two Middle Bronze Age palstave axes from the western Weald
DAVID WILLIAMS 		 
Roman nail-cleaner from Lancing Ring, West Sussex
JOHN FUNNELL 		 
The Anglo-Saxon nunnery at Chichester: a further source
JULIAN M. LUXFORD 		 
Building practices in the eastern Weald around 1700: an addendum
JOHN H. FARRANT 		 
 
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