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123 Excavations (ii) and (iii), directed and sponsored as in note 122, were supervised by Mr R. Jeffries. Information from Mr Sumpter.
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134 Survey was co-ordinated by D. Crowther, M. Millett and R. T. Schadla-Hall for Durham University and Hull City Museums. Dr Millett sent information.
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203 Excavation for the Hart Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr W. Wright. Clive Partridge sent information.
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221 Survey for the Essex County Council and HBMC was directed by Mr T. J. Wilkinson. Mr D. Buckley sent information.
222 Excavation for Essex County Council and HBMC was directed by Mr P. Clarke. Information was sent by Mr David Buckley.
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244 Excavation by the Western Archaeological Trust for the Manpower Services Commission was directed (i) by Mr T. C. Darvill, (ii) by Mr R. Isserlin. Mr T. W. Courtney sent information.
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264 Work for the Bristol and Avon Archaeological Research Group was directed by Mr V. Hallett and Mrs A. Everton. Dr A. J. Parker sent information.
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292 Excavation for the Borough of Poole Museums Service and the HBMC was directed by Mr D. Watkins. Mr K. S. Jarvis sent information.
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303 Excavations for the Winchester Archaeology Office under the direction of Mr K. E. Qualmann were supervised by (i) Mr K. White; (ii, v) Mr G. Scobie; (iii, iv) Mr J. Bailey; (vi) Mr M. Morris. Mr Qualmann sent information.
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