New evidence for the development of the Roman city wall: excavations at 38–40 Trinity Square
2016Article reference
For the full article please refer to the publisher: London Archaeologist, 14, 187–90
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An Iron Age enclosure at Commerce Road, Brentford
2016
Article referenceFor the full article please refer to the publisher: London Archaeologist, 14, 191–95
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Excavations at Moorgate Telephone Exchange, London EC2Y
2016
Article referenceFor the full article please refer to the publisher: London Archaeologist, 14, 171–77
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Excavating an Urban Site in Archaeology Theories Methods and Practice by Colin Renfrew and Paul Bahn
2016
Article referenceFor the full article please refer to: Renfew, C and Bahn, P 2016 Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice
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The origins and development of early medieval London to the 12th century
2016
Article referenceFor the full article please refer to: Lübecker Kolloquium zur Stadtarchäologie im Hanseraum X: Vorbesiedlung, Gründung und Entwicklung (eds M Gläser and M Schneider), 37–52