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W Midlands Archaeol 37
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Title:
W Midlands Archaeol 37
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Series:
West Midlands Archaeology
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Volume:
37
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Year of Publication:
1994
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Date Of Issue From: 1994
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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The North West Wetlands Survey, Shropshire
Mark Lehr
3 - 7
Brief summary of the results of the first season's work in Shropshire by the North West Wetlands Survey, concentrating on the county's three largest areas of peat: Fenns/Whixall Moss on the border with Clwyd; Baggy Moor, east of Oswestry; and the Weald Moors, north of Telford. Mesolithic--BA flint, some RB and medieval pot, and fire-cracked stone spreads were observed.
The Birmingham Roman Roads Project
Peter Leather
8 - 11
Brief overview of the Project, providing a map of discoveries to date and an outline of projected future work.
Shrewsbury Urban Archaeological Database: pilot study
Nigel Baker
13 - 14
Brief report on the pilot study undertaken at the centre of the historic town.
Recent coin finds from Warwickshire and Worcestershire
Philip J Wise
15 - 17
Details Celtic, AS, and medieval finds.
Harvington Mill, a post-medieval iron working site in Hereford and Worcester
Bruce Watson
18 - 21
Presents a summary of an archive report. The sixteenth--seventeenth-century site was probably a short-lived forge/blacksmith's workshop producing tools and fittings such as pile tips on a seasonal or temporary basis.
The Wroxeter Hinterland Project: aspects of the first year
Roger H White
22 - 23
Of particular note is the database of volunteer workers which numbered 200 by summer 1995 (and was compiled using local media and word-of-mouth, by the core staff of this Leverhulme Project), and results of the geophysical work.
Reports
26 - 116
Brief notes on work across the region, divided into county sections: Hereford & Worcester; Shropshire; Staffordshire; Warwickshire; and West Midlands.
Directory of archaeological groups and institutions
117 - 128
Contact names and addresses for a wide variety of organisations and consultants from across the area, including a small selection of national bodies.
Shropshire's historic parks and gardens
Paul Stamper
Brief details of the first two phases of the parks and gardens survey undertaken by Shropshire Archaeology Service in 1993--94 on behalf of the County Council. Desk-top survey and identification of some 400 possible sites was followed by more detailed survey of about forty of the more well-known examples. Phase three will involve publication and publicity.
