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London Archaeologist 10 (1)
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Title:
London Archaeologist 10 (1)
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Series:
London Archaeologist
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Volume:
10 (1)
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Editor:
Clive Orton
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Publisher:
London Archaeologist Association
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Year of Publication:
2002
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Created Date:
23 Jan 2003
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Contents
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Commentary
Gromaticus
2
Locating the first Knights Templar Church
Alison Telfer
3 - 6
Work at 43-46 Southampton Buildings, City of London, WC2 in 2000 produced evidence of Roman activity and a substantial medieval chalk foundation. The former was suburban in character and included a male burial, the latter consistent with the location and design of the `Old Temple' of the Knights Templar, dating to the twelfth century.
Late Prehistoric and Roman Brentford: evolution of an agricultural landscape; evolution of an agricultural landscape
Barry John Bishop
7 - 12
Evidence for the changing nature of landscape exploitation from Neo/BA to LIA/RB. Evidence for clearance and the establishment of field systems or enclosures suggests continuity of land use across the LIA/RB transition.
Excavations within and close to the Late Bronze Age enclosure at the former Queen Mary's Hospital, Carshalton, 1999
Jan Groves
Julie Lovell
13 - 19
Further evidence for LBA activity.
Finds
17 - 18
including flint-tempered LBA pot and worked flint, predominantly LBA but with a Meso/Neo element.
Environmental evidence. Charred plant remains
18
Animal bone
18 - 19
A post-medieval shipyard and shipwrights' cottages at Deptford: some observations on pottery and material culture; some observations on pottery and material culture
Robin Densem
Nigel Jeffries
20 - 27
Seven evaluation trenches 65m to the south of the Thames produced evidence for the shipyard and workers' housing plus a post-medieval pottery assemblage of 215 sherds from twenty-seven contexts.
Excavations and Post-Excavation Work
27
Mosaic
28
Diary, Backcover
Frontcover
