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Brit Archaeol 25
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Brit Archaeol 25
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British Archaeology
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Volume:
25
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1997
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Date Of Issue From: 1997
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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News
4 - 5
Reports Mithraic evidence from Lincoln, `gladiator's' arena found near Edinburgh, and bone test results suggesting monks consumed a lot of fish.
Digging for facts about the recent past
Keith Matthews
8 - 9
Considers the archaeology of the last two centuries.
Criminal graves and rural crossroads
Robert Halliday
Considers a practice officially abolished in 1823, of using crossroads as burial places in certain circumstances.
Fractures, punctures, dents and gashes
Joyce Filer
Considers head injuries through the ages.
The sad tale of Tewkesbury battlefield
Simon Denison
Brief consideration of issues surrounding battlefield conservation, using threats to Tewkesbury (Glousestershire) as an example.
Finding the spirit of place in detail
Barry Joyce
Argues that changes to buildings should refer to local traditions and details.
In brief
Notes a damaged Saxon helmet from Nottinghamshire, that the Late Neo Rollright stones (Oxon) have been put up for sale, governmental changes in the ministerial responsibility for heritage that appear to have left archaeology out, and the discovery of an important RB villa in Faversham (Kent).