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Brit Archaeol News 3
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Title:
Brit Archaeol News 3
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Series:
British Archaeological News
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Volume:
3
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1993
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2 ser
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Date Of Issue From: 1993
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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Abstract
Carving up the countryside?
Comments on the role of archaeology in road planning and conservation.
BAN interview with Philip Rahtz
Continuing the CBA interviews with prominent archaeological figures.
Ernest Greenfield
Philip A Rahtz
Remembering the career of a skilled rescue archaeologist, whose work included the site of Lullingstone villa.
Nigel A Kerr
Pearl Wheatley
Digging experience gained as a teenager led to the excavation of Lovedon Hill was followed by a career in writing and consultancy for this enthusiastic promoter of the archaeology and history of Lincolnshire.
Archaeology for all
Nicola Nuttall
One of the three community archaeologists for Lincolnshire summarises her work.
Upland project takes off
David M Browne
Notes the RCAHMW's new Upland Initiative, aimed at improving understanding of the role of the uplands in the history of Wales.
Battle for Tewkesbury
Plans for a bypass threaten the site of the Battle of Tewkesbury but recommendations against the proposals have been overturned by the Secretary of State for the Environment.
Model farm in danger
Kate M Clark
A group of unusual farm buildings of 1849 is now agriculturally redundant. A proposed scheme for residential conversion would not preserve the layout or original joinery of the complex.
British Museum acquires the Bowleaze Jewel
Describes this rare Anglo-Saxon gold and glass fitting, now on display at the British Museum.
Church restoration at Guiting Power
Alistair J Marshall
Notes the restoration of this small Saxo-Norman church.
