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Volume 89, 2002
Table of Contents


Title pages
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Prehistoric and environmental development on Horselydown: excavations at 1-2 Three Oak Lane
JENNIFER PROCTOR and BARRY BISHOP 		Abstract
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The archbishop’s 'great stable': excavations and historical research at the Old Palace School, Croydon, 1999
ADRIAN M CHADWICK and CHRISTOPHER PHILLPOTTS 		Abstract
PDF 9 Mb
George More’s other house: Baynards Mansion, Ewhurst
JUDIE ENGLISH 		Abstract
PDF 40 Mb
Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age placed deposits from Westcroft Road, Carshalton: their meaning and interpretation
JENNIFER PROCTOR 		Abstract
PDF 39 Mb
Investigation of a Bronze Age mound on Frensham Common
DAVID and AUDREY GRAHAM 		Abstract
PDF 17 Mb
The papermaker and the prophetess: Elias Carpenter of Neckinger Mill, Bermondsey, supporter of Joanna Southcott
ALAN CROCKER and STEPHEN HUMPHREY 		Abstract
PDF 57 Mb
Excavation of a multi-period site at Laleham, 1997
ROBIN TAYLOR-WILSON 		Abstract
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Wandsworth’s gunpowder mills, 1656-1713
DORIAN GERHOLD 		Abstract
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Archaeological investigations at East Lane and South Lane, Kingston upon Thames, 1996-8
DUNCAN HAWKINS, ALISON KAIN and KEVIN WOOLDRIDGE 		Abstract
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Kettlebury 103: a Mesolithic `Horsham’ type stone assemblage from Hankley Common, Elstead
MICHAEL J REYNIER 		Abstract
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A Palaeolithic flint biface from Church Town, Godstone
JONATHAN COTTON 		PDF 761 Kb
Excavations at 17--23 Woodbines Avenue, Kingston upon Thames
BARRY BISHOP 		PDF 2 Mb
Chiddingfold Roman villa: a suggested reinterpretation
D G BIRD 		PDF 1 Mb
A hoard of Late Bronze Age metalwork from the Hog’s Back, near Guildford
JUDIE ENGLISH 		PDF 566 Kb
Moulinière House: an 18th century Wandsworth mansion
DUNCAN HAWKINS and JON LOWE 		PDF 16 Mb
Archaeology in Surrey 2001
TONY HOWE, GARY JACKSON and CATH MALONEY 		PDF 149 Mb
Surrey in periodical literature 2001
SHEILA K ASHCROFT 		PDF 578 Kb
Book reviews
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Index
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