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¹⁵² Taken by Mr A. Pacitto.

¹⁵³ Excavations for the Medieval Village Research Group and the Department of the Environment were directed by Mr J. G. Hurst, who sent details.

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¹⁶⁵ By Mr M. J. Dolby of Doncaster Museum, who sent information and photographs.

¹⁶⁶ Examined by Messrs S. Roe and P. Buckland.

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¹⁹¹ Details of sites in Lincolnshire, except where otherwise stated, were very kindly supplied by Mr A. J. White of the City and County Museum, Lincoln.

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³⁰⁵ Details of work directed by T. E. and M. Miller for the Cambridge Antiquarian Society Archaeological Research Group were provided bv courtesv of Mrs J. Pullinger.

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³⁰⁷ Excavation for the Cambridge Archaeological Committee was directed by Mr H. C. Mytum, who provided details and plans.

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³⁴⁹ Excavation for the Department of Extramural Studies of Birmingham University was directed by Dr G. Webster, who sent information.

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⁴¹¹ Details of work by the Wealden Iron Research Group were kindly supplied by Mr C. F. Tebbutt.

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