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London Archaeologist 7 (6)
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Title:
London Archaeologist 7 (6)
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Series:
London Archaeologist
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Volume:
7 (6)
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Publisher:
London Archaeologist Association
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Year of Publication:
1994
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Contents
141
Commentary
Gromaticus
142
The medieval Lady Chapel at St. Bride's Church
Gustav Milne
Andrew J Reynolds
143 - 149
This article details the phases of construction and relates this information to the rest of the church fabric.
Excavations and Post-Excavation Work
149
Details current work.
Eighteenth century Chinese export porcelain from three London sites
Jennifer Barry
150 - 156
The assembledges from Colchester House, St John's Square and Limehouse Link, represent three different sociological and economic environments allowing a balanced study. The porcelain is fairly typical of the ware made at Jingdezhen and exported to Europe during the Qing dynasty between 1700-80.
An excavation at 1a, The Green, Lower Edmonton
Robin Brown
157 - 163
The excavation was conducted in advance of a housing development. After an evaluation only one trench, c26m by 8m, was excavated and the remainder of the plot was subject to a watching brief. Although there is documentary evidence of the Romano British and Saxon settlement, the archaeological sequence represents the early medieval settlement through to the present.
An Anglo-Saxon fastener from Waltham Abbey
Peter J Huggins
163 - 167
A single chance discovery, several centuries out of context prompts questions about the mechanics of the seventh-century Conversion to the north of London. A discussion in advance of the publication of the excavation.
Mosaic
168
Diary, Backcover
Frontcover
