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London Archaeologist 11 (11)
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Title:
London Archaeologist 11 (11)
Series
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Series:
London Archaeologist
Volume
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Volume:
11 (11)
Publication Type
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
Clive Orton
Publisher
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Publisher:
London Archaeologist Association
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
2007
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Source:
ADS Archive (ADS Archive)
Created Date
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Created Date:
30 Jan 2008
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Contents
281
Commentary
Gromaticus
282
The future is wet
Fiona Haughey
283 - 286
The article describes the accelerated erosion observed on the Thames foreshore, its impact in archaeological terms and the possible consequences for the future of the tidal Thames.
Dig goes digital in Prescot Street
Lorna-Jane Richardson
287
Article describing the creation of a project website which presents an array of information on an excavation as it takes place, enabling raw data to be made available and allowing safe and comprehensive engagement with the community.
Temples in Thames Street
Victoria Ridgeway
288 - 289
Article presenting an overview of excavations on the site of the Salvation Army Headquarters in Thames Street, and describing in particular the sequence of Roman monumental and administrative buildings which were constructed along this part of the Thames frontage.
Letters
289
Stopping the rot: subsidence and structural damage at Westminster Hall; subsidence and structural damage at Westminster Ha...
George Nash
290 - 297
Article on the impact of subsidence at Westminster Hall. The paper discusses the geotechnical properties and underlying stratigraphy of the floor, and explores the archaeological implications and options for consolidation of the floor and underlying deposits. the author assesses the impact of the conservation programme and how it affects the ethics of preservation in situ.
Take Figys, and grynd hem wel
Marc Meltonville
298 - 299
The author describes his work as a `food archaeologist' at Hampton Court Palace, including experiments with the ingredients and preparation of food as in the early Tudor period.
Ritual deposit on a Roman site in the City
Diccon E Hart
Melissa Melikian
300 - 305
Article describing the results of an excavation at 11 Leadenhall Street, City of London. Evidence was uncovered for Roman, medieval and post-medieval activity. Evidence for an early Roman road was encountered, as well as at least one masonry building fronting it, with the apparently ritual placement of a large beaker and lid beneath one of the floor levels. Much of the medieval activity took the form of refuse pits.
Books
306 - 307
Mosaic
308
Backcover/Diary
Frontcover
