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Leach
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Andrew
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Powell
Lorraine
Mepham
Chris
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Stevens
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Mick
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Aston
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Donna
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Young
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Frank
Thorn
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Roger
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Carter
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Kelly
Powell
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Naomi
Payne
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Phil
Harding
Mick
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Aston
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Nicholas
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Corcos
Bob
Smisson
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Mick
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Aston
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Gerrard
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Ashbrittle, Court Place; Crewkern, South Street, No 20; East Lambrook, Silver Street, Pittard's Farmhouse; High Ham, Henley, Henley Farm; Merriott, Bow Mill; Montacute, The Borough, No 17, The Milk House; Old Cleeve, Lower Washford, Huist Cottage, Osbourne Cottage and Lilac Cottage; Somerton, Roche Bridge Cottage; Stogursey, Burton, Burton Farm & No 2; Stogursey, Burton, Chilcot Acre; Stogursey, Burton, Culver Street Farm; Stogursey, Burton, Knighton Farm; Stogursey, Church Street, No 1, Harford House; Stogursey, High Street, No 8; Stogursey, High Street, Nos 16, 18, 23, 58, 72; Stogursey, Lime Street, Nos 2, 4, 24; Stogursey, St Andrew's Road, No 2, Cross Cottages Nos 1 & 2, Darch House No 17; Stogursey, Shurton, Ash Cottage & Little Ash; Stogursey, Shurton, Fisher's; Stogursey, Shurton, Grove House; Stogursey, Shurton, Old Mill House; Stogursey, Shurton, Shurton Cottage; Stogursey, Shurton, Shurton Court, No 2; Stogursey, Shurton, Shurton House; Stogursey, Shurton, Shurton Inn; Stogursey, Shurton, Shurton Lodge & The Cottage; Stogursey, Stolford, Chalcott Farm; Stogursey, Stolford, D'Arches; Stogursey, Stolford, The Fisheries; Stogursey, Stolford, Little Dowdens Farmhouse; Stogursey, Stolford, Sea Findings; Stogursey, Stolford, Stolford Farmhouse; Stogursey, Stolford, Sunshine Cottage (formerly Burnt House); Thurloxton, Knotcraft Lane, Nos 51 & 52; West Monkton, Blundell's Farm; West Pennard, Woodlands Road, Penwood Farm; Winsham, East Whatley Farmhouse. SH
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Anna
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Robert
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Croft
David
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Dawson
Stephen
Croad
John
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Fitton
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Buchanan
Peter
Stanier
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Reviews of: Beyond the Medieval Village - The Diversification of Landscape Character in Southern Britain, by Stephen Rippon, Oxford University Press, 2008, 336 pages, 86 figs, £60. ISBN 978-0-920382-6; Cooking and Dining in Medieval England, by Peter Brears, Prospect Books, Totnes, 2008, 557 pages, 74 figs & 2 annotated sequences, £30. ISBN 978-1-903018-55-2; Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales 1300-1500, Volume III, Southern England, by Anthony Emery, Cambridge University Press, 2006, 727 pages, 305 pls, 179 figs, £195. ISBN 978-0-521-58132-5; Traditional Buildings in the Parish of Combe St Nicholas, by Somerset Vernacular Building Research Group, SVBRG, 2008, 114 pages, 14 maps, 138 figs, 11 tables, £10. ISBN 978-0-9523824-5-4; Men & Mining on the Quantocks, by J.R. Hamilton and J.F. Lawrence, Exmoor Mines Research Group, 2008, 171 pages, 16 ills, £15 (from SIAS); Perfectly Pure - A Directory of Somerset Brewers excluding old North Somerset, by Mary Miles, Brewery History Society and Somerset Industrial Archaeology Society, 2006, 138 pages, ills, £10.95 (from SIAS). ISBN 1-873966-1-48; From Field to Factory: Flax and Hemp in Somerset's History after 1750, by C.A. Buchanan, SIAS Survey No. 18, 2008, 80 pages, 59 ills, £10.00 (from SIAS). ISBN 978-0-95587-42-0-8. SH
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Round up of archaeological work taking place in Somerset during 2008 including Somerset County Archaeological Officer's Report for 2008. Sites include: South Cadbury Environs Project; Axbridge, Moorland Street, Charter Court; Bath, Southgate; Glastonbury Abbey; Nether Stowey; Sutton Montis to Weston Bampfylde; Ashwick, Beacon Hill Wood; Pawlett, Walpole landfill site; Priddy, Priddy Circles; Shepton Mallet, 49 and 51 Compton Road; Shepton mallet, Field Farm; Bathwick, Bath, 17 Henrietta Road; Westbury-sub-Mendip, Cowleaze; Wraxall; Axbridge, The Co-op; Batcombe, Spargrove Manor; Bickerall, Playstreet; Brent Knoll, St Michael's Church; Burnham-on-Sea, St Andrew's Church; Catcott, 7 Manor Road; Cheddar, Lower North Street; Congresbury, Refectory Orchard; Glanstonbury, 22 Benedict Street; Glastonbury, 80 High Street; Glastonbury, Abbey Barn; Milborne Port, Milbrook Mews; Montacute, St Michael's Hill; Somerton, Market Place; Staple Fitzpaine and Curland, Neroche Forest; Taunton Castle; Tintinhull, Tailes Farm; Watchet, West Street; Wells, Cathedral; Wells, College Road; Wells, The Liberty; Cheddon Fitzpaine, Hestercombe Gardens; Crewkerne, Hermitage Street; Dunster Castle; East Coker, Key Farm; Langport, Bow Court, Bow Street; North Petherton, Junior School; Otterford, Warren House, Priors Park Woods; Pitcombe, land to the west of Lime Kiln Lane, Hadspen; Portbury, The Old Mill; Rode, Church Row Farm; Stogursey, Acland-Hood Arms; Stogursey, Fairfield House; Westbury-sub-Mendip, Deer Park; Westbury-sub-Mendip, Lodge Hill; Winscombe, Bull Baiting Plot; Wraxall, Tynesfield; Aller, South Lake Moor; Ansford, St Andrew's Church; Bath, James Street West; Burrowbride, Curry Moor pumping station; Catcott, 5 Weare's Lane; Chard, Phoenix Hotel; Cheddar, Wedmooor Road; Combe St Nicholas, Combe Beacon; Flax Bourton, Saint Michael and All Angels Church; Forton to Penny Street; Glastonbury Abbey; Henstridge, land to the south of Quarry Farm; Ilminster, Dillington House; Lower Claverham; South Petherton, Hele Lane; South Petherton, North Street; Stanton Drew; Steart, Thirteen Acre and South Clyce outfalls; Taunton, Corporation Street; Wellington, Wrangway; Wells, 5 High Street; Wells, Reservoir Lane; Yeovil, Vagg Lane. SH
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