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London Archaeologist 11 (3)
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Title:
London Archaeologist 11 (3)
Series
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Series:
London Archaeologist
Volume
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Volume:
11 (3)
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:
2005
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Source:
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Created Date
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Created Date:
08 Mar 2006
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Commentary
Gromaticus
58
History v. Archaeology: the City of London on the eve of the Great Fire of 1666, a case study; the City of London on the eve of the Great Fire of...
Kim Biddulph
59 - 63
The author considers the archaeological, documentary, literary and pictorial evidence indicating the appearance and characteristics of the City of London in the period immediately before the Great Fire of 1666, and explains how these different forms of evidence can reveal different aspects of the city, and can complement each other.
A 17th-century delftware tile group from 31 James Street, Covent Garden WC2
John Brown
64 - 71
Report on a substantial assemblage of delftware tiles, recovered from a backfilled eighteenth-century cesspit revealed during excavations at 31 James Street, Covent Garden. The tiles comprised polychrome floor tiles, probably dating from the late-sixteenth to the first half of the seventeenth century; and three groups of blue and white tin-glazed wall tiles dating from the second half of the seventeenth to the early-eighteenth century. These consisted of two groups depicting mythological sea creatures and biblical scenes respectively, and miscellaneous fragments with unidentified themes.
Excavations and post-excavation work
72
Patrick Loobey - Champion of Local History
Graham Gower
72
Excavations at 211 Long Lane, Southwark Part 1: prehistoric Neckinger-side environment in Southwark and its implications for prehistoric communities; prehistoric Neckinger-side environment in Southwar...
Michael J Allen
Rob G Scaife
Nigel G Cameron
Chris J Stevens
73 - 81
Examination of deposits such as peat and alluvium on the northern edge of the Bermondsey eyot at 211 Long Lane, Southwark, provided the opportunity to define the area's past topography and geoarchaeology, and examine issues of human settlement patterns and exploitation. The report, the first of two parts, discusses the peat and floodplain deposits in terms of the geology and palaeogeography; prehistoric activity in the vicinity; excavated evidence of the geotopography and the Neckinger floodplain; and life and the environment on the eyot edge.
Books
82 - 83
Mosaic
84
Backcover
Contents
Frontcover