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London Archaeologist 7 (7)
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London Archaeologist 7 (7)
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London Archaeologist
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7 (7)
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Journal
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Clive Orton
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London Archaeologist Association
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1994
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http://ds.dial.pipex.com/town/parade/np03/la/
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18 Jul 2007
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169
Commentary
Gromaticus
170
Recent work at Orchard Hill, Queen Mary's Hospital, Carshalton
Penny Bruce
John A Giorgi
171 - 177
Article on an archaeological evaluation and excavation undertaken in 1993 at the site of the former Queen Mary's Hospital, Carshalton, in an area to the south of a Late Bronze Age enclosure. Evidence recovered included a significant amount of Late Bronze Age pottery, struck flint and fire-cracked flint and environmental data (chiefly in the form of charred plant remains and molluscs), as well as a possible boundary ditch or pit.
A 12th-century building on the London waterfront
Thomas Rutledge
178 - 183
Article on a twelfth-century building excavated in 1988--9 at a site to the south of Upper Thames Street, near Southwark Bridge, adjacent to the medieval waterfront. The foundations, walls, construction techniques, form and probable function of the building are discussed.
Excavations and Post-Excavation Work
183
The Templeman Report on London's churches: can Wren's legacy survive?; can Wren's legacy survive?
Paul Jeffery
Bruce Watson
184 - 188
The article discusses the implications of Lord Templeman's report (in January 1994) on the radical restructuring of parish organisation within the City of London deanery, which included the deconsecration of a substantial number of churches in the City, most of which were designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Letters
189 - 190
Prehistory 'in' the Lower Thames Flood plain
D J Rackham
191 - 196
The article describes how the changes in sea level, and in the course and behaviour of the River Thames, during the last 10,000 years have affected the survival of archaeological evidence in the Lower Thames floodplain, and how evidence of prehistoric settlement in the area is linked to these environmental factors.
Mosaic
196
Diary, Backcover
Frontcover
