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London Archaeologist 11 (8)
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Title:
London Archaeologist 11 (8)
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Series:
London Archaeologist
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Volume:
11 (8)
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
Clive Orton
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Publisher:
London Archaeologist Association
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Year of Publication:
2007
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Created Date:
20 Aug 2007
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Contents
197
Commentary
Gromaticus
198
A product of its environment: revising Roman Kingston; revising Roman Kingston
Duncan Hawkins
199 - 203
The author presents a revised and expanded overview of the evidence for Roman settlement in the area of modern Kingston upon Thames, including an account of antiquarian finds and of recent archaeological work.
All in one heritage centre
204
London's earliest Roman bath-houses?
Susan Pringle
205 - 209
The article examines the distributions of finds of four types of small box flue, as well as some other specialised types of tile in use in first-century AD London. The tile forms are thought to have been in use in hypocausts or bath-houses, and the author discusses this and other evidence for the presence of these features in early Roman London.
Merton Priory
Peter Rowsome
210 - 211
Short article presenting an overview of archaeological research into the Augustinian priory of St Mary Merton, Surrey, and previewing the publication of a report on excavations at the site between 1976 and 1990.
Medieval graffito from Bermondsey Abbey
Marit Gaimster
211
Note on a faced stone block carved with representations of a helm, shield and sword, found in 2006 during excavations of the foundations of the medieval Bermondsey Abbey.
Drinks by the river
Jane Corcoran
Nigel Jeffries
Anthony (Tony) Mackinder
212 - 217
Article describing archaeological investigations at the site of the Red House, an eighteenth-century riverside tavern at Chelsea Bridge Wharf, Wandsworth. The article also presents an overview of the sites topographical history and early post-medieval river defences and of the artefactual evidence from the excavations, and discusses the site in relation to evidence from other drinking establishments in London of the same period.
Take two archaeologists
Simon Blatherwick
Nigel Wilson
218 - 219
Two London archaeologists discuss their involvement and careers in the discipline, and give their views on some issues currently facing archaeology in London.
Kill or cure? The osteological evidence of the mercury treatment of syphilis in 17th- to 19th-century London
Fiona Tucker
220 - 224
The article presents evidence from a study in which skeletons from seventeenth- to nineteenth-century London of individuals believed to have been afflicted with syphilis, were examined for macroscopic signs of mercury poisoning and for bone levels of mercury. The use of mercury as a treatment for syphilis during this time is discussed in relation to the evidence.
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