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Considering “urban waterscapes” in Britain - ADAM ROGERS, WATER AND ROMAN URBANISM. TOWNS, WATERSCAPES, LAND TRANSFORMATION AND EXPERIENCE IN ROMAN BRITAIN (Mnemosyne Supplements vol. 355; Brill, Leiden 2013). Pp. xiii + 278, figs. 38. ISSN 8958-; ISBN 978-90-04-24787-1. $161. Also available as e-book.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 November 2014
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