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Archaeol North 5
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Archaeol North 5
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Series:
Archaeology North
Volume
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Volume:
5
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1993
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Arbeia Roman fort: excavations in 1992-93
Nicholas Hodgson
9 - 11
Work on the pre-Roman levels yielded a roundhouse, sealing which was a possible Roman parade ground.
Medieval settlements in Tyne and Wear: excavations, mostly in 1992
Barbara Harbottle
12 - 13
Notes test excavations at three sites carried out by the Archaeological Practice (University of Newcastle upon Tyne) and four further sites. The Prior's Manor (Wardley), a known rectilinear embanked enclosure, was investigated with a view to locating the north-east ditch and causeway. Old Ravensworth village and Hedley village did not yield conclusive evidence of medieval settlement. Bishopswearmouth, Newbottle, Middle Herrington and Monkton are briefly sketched.
Archaeological Services, University of Durham
Max Adams
15 - 17
Adapted from an existing brochure, the article outlines the facilities on offer from the service and the broader context for its archaeological work.
An excavation near Washingwells Farm, Whickham
G Stobbs
Investigation of a cropmark in the vicinity of a Roman fort and potentially related, revealed instead an in-filled coal shaft and associated workings thought to date to the seventeenth- century. Medieval pottery indicated activity prior to this.
The J E Parsons clay tobacco pipe collection
Lloyd Edwards
Notes that documentation of the collection is in process and publishes codes that may represent the excavation of the pipes concerned -- if anyone knows they are asked to come forward. Two pipes in the collection were produced to mark particular events in Newcastle -- the launch of the John Bowes in 1852 and to commemorate Field Marshal Lord Roberts of Kandahar being granted the freedom of the city in 1894.