¹ Excavation by the Gwynedd Archaeological Trust for the Welsh Office was directed by Mrs S. I. White who kindly sent details; see further Current Archaeology vii 4 (No. 75, 1981), 119–20.Google Scholar

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⁵ Fieldwork by Mr E. Waddelove who kindly sent full details, maps and photographs.

⁶ Excavation for the Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr W. Britnell. Dr J. Davies kindly sent information.

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¹³ Excavation for the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr G. Dowdell who kindly sent information and the photograph.

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¹⁹ Excavation by the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust was directed by Miss V. M. Metcalf who kindly sent information.

²⁰ Work by Messrs K. Mckinnon and F. Newall and Dr W. Lonie, reported in DAES 1980, 35; DAES 1979, 43. Mr Newall kindly sent full details. For earlier work see Britannia v (1974), 402Google Scholar; viii (1977), 364 (south of the Lake of Mentieth); ibid, vi (1975), 288 (the Clyde crossing); ibid, viii (1977), 370–1 (Loudon Hill-Barochan).

²¹ The excavation was undertaken by Professor J. K. S. St Joseph and Mr G. S. Maxwell with the help of volunteers from Trinity College, Glenalmond. Professor St Joseph kindly sent details.

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²³ Excavation for the Scottish Field School of Archaeology was directed by Professor S. S. Frere who kindly provided information.

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²⁵ Excavation for the University of Glasgow was directed by Messrs G. Friell and W. S. Hanson who kindly sent information.

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³⁰ Excavation for the Scottish Development Department was directed by Dr L. J. F. Keppie. Summary, DAES 1980, 36.

³¹ cf. A. S. Robertson, The Antonine Wall (new edition 1979), 32.

³² The excavation was directed by Messrs W. S. Hanson and G. S. Maxwell who kindly sent information.

³³ The excavation was supported by the University of Glasgow and directed by Messrs W. S. Hanson and G. S. Maxwell who kindly sent information.

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³⁵ Excavation for the Scottish Development Department was directed by Dr D. J. Breeze who kindly sent full details, including the photograph.

³⁶ Excavation by Dr L. J. F. Keppie and Mr J. J. Walker. Summary, DAES 1980, 33.

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⁴⁰ Excavation for Tyne & Wear County Museums was directed by Mr R. Miket who kindly sent information.

⁴¹ For earlier work see Britannia xi (1980), 355–8Google Scholar, figs. 5–6; ix (1978), 419; viii (1977), 371–2; vii (1976), 306–8.

⁴² Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the University and Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne was directed by Mr C. M. Daniels who kindly sent details.

⁴³ Excavation by the Central Excavation Unit of the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr J. Bennett.

⁴⁴ cf. note 43.

⁴⁵ For earlier work in this area see Arch. Ael. (3rd series) v (1909); (4th series) xxxvii (1959), 59–84.

⁴⁶ Excavation for the Department of the Environment was directed by Messrs J. N. Dore and J. P. Gillam who kindly sent information.

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⁴⁹ Excavation for the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and the Department of the Environment was directed by Messrs C. M. Daniels and J. P. Gillam. Mr Daniels kindly sent information.

⁵⁰ cf. Birley, E. and Richmond, I. A., Arch. Ael. (4th series) xiii (1936), 238–41Google Scholar, pl. xx. Two more circular structures found outside the north fort wall in 1979 belong to the third and most northerly row, the existence of which was first noted by Wright, R. P. (Arch. Ael. (4th series) xiv (1937), 188 n. 3).Google Scholar

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⁵² Excavation for the Joint Management Committee of the Department of the Environment and the Vindolanda Trust was directed by Mr P. T. Bidwell who kindly sent full details.

⁵³ Excavation by the Central Excavation Unit of the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr J. Bennett.

⁵⁴ For earlier work see Britannia x (1979), 281Google Scholar; xi (1980), 360.

⁵⁵ Excavation by the Carlisle Archaeological Unit for the Department of the Environment and Carlisle City Council was directed by Mr M. R. McCarthy who kindly sent information and the plan.

See also Powburgh Beck (infra).

⁵⁶ Excavation for the Mouswald Trust, the Society of Antiquaries and the British Academy was directed by Professor G. D. B. Jones. Mr D. R. Evans kindly sent information.

⁵⁷ By Mr R. L. Bellhouse who kindly sent information. For earlier work see Britannia i (1970), 277Google Scholar; Trans. Cumberland & Westmorland Arch. & Antiq. Soc. (2nd series) lxx (1970), 23–32 with plan, fig. 4.Google Scholar

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⁶⁴ Observation for the Cumbria and Lancashire Archaeological Unit by P. Gibbons who kindly sent information.

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⁶⁶ Excavation for the Bowes Museum and Durham County Council, with the support of the Manpower Services Commission, was directed by Messrs I. M. Ferris and R. F. J. Jones. Mr G. H. Walker and Miss L. J. Gidney kindly sent information.

⁶⁷ Observation by Messrs S. A. Mills and D. Coggins and Miss L. Gidney of Bowes Museum, with the help of Messrs Johnson and Seaton. See further CBA Group 3 Archaeological Newsletter ii. 12 (December 1980), 11–13Google Scholar

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⁶⁹ Excavation for the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr P. R. Scott and Miss S. Large who kindly sent information.

⁷⁰ Excavation by the Cleveland County Council Archaeology Section, for the Department of the Environment, was directed by Mr B. E. Vyner who kindly sent information.

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⁷⁴ Excavation for the Department of the Environment was directed by Dr R. L. Fitts and Mr B. R. Hartley who kindly sent information.

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⁷⁶ This latter is probably the surface located by Villy in his trench 10 m to the north-west (Bradford Antiquary vi (1940), 121–2), which was thus mistakenly identified as Roman. Work by the Bradford Grammar School Archaeological Society was directed by Mr D. Haigh who kindly sent details.

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⁷⁸ By the Archaeological Society of The Mount School, York.

⁷⁹ With the exception of (iii) work on all sites was undertaken for the York Archaeological Trust. The supervisors were (i) R. A. Hall (ii) C. H. M. Clarke (iv) C. M. Briden and P. C. Buckland (v) D. A. Brinklow. Mr P. V. Addyman, the Director, kindly sent information.

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⁸¹ Excavation for the Medieval Village Research Group and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr C. Hayfield who kindly sent details.

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⁸³ Excavation for the Medieval Village Research Group and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr M. G. Milne who kindly sent details.

⁸⁴ Excavation for the Medieval Village Research Group and the University of York was directed by Professor P. A. Rahtz who kindly sent details.

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⁸⁶ Excavation by the West Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council Archaeology Unit was supervised by (i) P. Abramson (ii) A. C. Swann and D. Wilkinson. Messrs P. Mayes and A. Sumpter kindly provided information.

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⁸⁸ Excavation by the West Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council Archaeology Unit was supervised by A. B. Sumpter and A. S. Tindall. Messrs P. Mayes and A. Sumpter kindly provided information.

⁸⁹ Reported by C. Millar, YAR 1979, 4. Both hoards were declared Treasure Trove and are at present in the British Museum.

⁹⁰ Excavation for the Humberside Joint Archaeological Committee and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr J. S. Dent. Summary, YAR 1979, 2.

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⁹² Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the Humberside Joint Archaeological Committee was directed by Mr R. Goodburn who kindly sent information.

⁹³ Excavation for Lancaster Museum was directed by Mr S. Penney who kindly sent information.

⁹⁴ Excavations by the Cumbria and Lancashire Archaeological Unit, for the Department of the Environment, were directed by Mr A. C. H. Oliver who kindly sent information.

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⁹⁶ Excavation for the Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr P. Holdsworth, who kindly sent information, and supervised by Messrs M. Morris, S. Bryant and P. Reynolds.

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⁹⁸ Work for the Grosvenor Museum and the Department of the Environment was directed by (i) Mr S. Ward and Mrs G. Morris (ii) Mr T. Strickland (iii) Mr S. Ward. Mr Strickland kindly sent full details and the plan.

⁹⁹ Earlier finds of Roman tile and mortar are reported from this site (Trans. Hist. Soc. Lancashire & Cheshire (new series) iii (1887), 57).

¹⁰⁰ Excavation for the Cheshire County Planning Department was directed by Mr D. J. P. Mason who kindly sent information.

¹⁰¹ Observation by Mr D. J. P. Mason who kindly sent details.

¹⁰² Uncovered a few years earlier during building-work on the north side of Lower Watergate Street. Work by Mr D. J. P. Mason who kindly sent details.

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¹⁰⁴ Excavation by the Border Counties Archaeological Group was directed by Messrs A. C. and E. Waddelove who kindly sent full details.

¹⁰⁵ By Mr M. Wildgoose.

¹⁰⁶ For the North Derbyshire Archaeological Trust, directed by Mr T. Courtney.

¹⁰⁷ Excavation for the Department of the Environment, the North Derbyshire Archaeological Trust and the Severn-Trent Water Authority was directed by (i) Professor K. Branigan and Mr A. S. Anderson (ii) Dr R. Ling. Mr T. Courtney and Dr Ling kindly sent full details.

¹⁰⁸ Excavation for the Trent Valley Archaeological Research Committee was directed by Miss H. M. Wheeler who kindly sent information.

¹⁰⁹ Observation by Mr M. Brassington who kindly sent full details, including a drawing of a Dr. 30 bowl by the potter X6 (A.D. 125–50).

¹¹⁰ For earlier work see Britannia x (1979), 293.Google Scholar In line 9 of this report W of the road should be corrected to E of the road.

¹¹¹ Excavation for the University of Manchester was directed by Mrs F. C. and Dr J. P. Wild who kindly sent information.

¹¹² Thanks are due to Mr A. White for sending a draft of ‘Archaeology in Lincolnshire and South Humberside, 1980’, Lines. Hist. & Arch, xvi (1981)Google Scholar. All items, with the exception of No. (5), were taken from this source.

¹¹³ By Mrs M. Boulton and Mr A. White.

¹¹⁴ By the South Lincolnshire Archaeological Unit.

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¹¹⁹ Excavation for the Lincoln Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr M. J. Jones who kindly sent information. The site-supervisors were (i) Mr K. Camidge, (ii) Mr R. H. Jones, (iii) Mr J. Clipson.

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¹²² By the South Lincolnshire Archaeological Unit. Information from Mr B. Simmons.

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¹²⁴ Excavation by the South Lincolnshire Archaeological Unit and the University of Evansville was directed by Mr B. Simmons.

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¹²⁷ Details of work by the Leicestershire Museums Archaeological Field Unit were kindly sent by Miss J. E. Mellor. The excavation (ii) was directed by Mr R. Buckley.

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¹³² Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the South Staffordshire Archaeological Society was directed by Mr and Mrs F. Ball. Summary, WMA 1980, 124.

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¹³¹ Excavation by the Wroxeter Training School was directed by Dr G. Webster who kindly sent information.

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¹³⁶ Excavation for the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr P. A. Barker who kindly sent information.

¹³⁷ Excavation for the Department of the Environment, Droitwich Town Council, Hereford & Worcester County Council and Wychavon District Council was directed by Mr D. Freezer. Summary, WMA 1980, 85.

¹³⁸ Observation by Mr D. Freezer, reported in WMA 1980, 85.

¹³⁹ By Dr S. C. Stanford (Trans. Woolhope Nat. Field Club xxxix (1968), 222–326).Google Scholar

¹⁴⁰ Excavation for Hereford & Worcester County Council and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr J. Sawle who kindly provided information.

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¹⁴³ Observation by Mr P. Booth, reported in WMA 1980, 74.

¹⁴⁴ Excavation for Coventry Museum and Coventry and District Archaeological Society was directed by Mrs M. Rylatt. Summary, WMA 1980, 78.

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¹⁴⁶ Excavation for North Warwickshire Borough Council, the Department of the Environment and Warwick-shire County Council was directed by Mr J. R. Magilton. See further WMA 1980, 27–39.

¹⁴⁷ Excavation for the Atherstone Archaeological Society was directed by Mr K. Scott who kindly provided information.

¹⁴⁸ Located in 1979 by geophysical survey (Britannia xi (1980), 369)Google Scholar; for earlier work see Fieldhouse, W. J., May, T. and Wellstood, F. C., A Romano-British Industrial Settlement near Tiddington, Stratford-upon-Avon (Birmingham 1931).Google Scholar

¹⁴⁹ Excavation for Warwickshire Museum, Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust and the Department of the Environment, with support from the Manpower Services Commission, was directed by Mr N. J. Palmer who kindly sent details. Summary, WMA 1980, 119–21.

¹⁵⁰ Excavation for Warwickshire Museum and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr G. Crawford who kindly sent information.

¹⁵¹ Except where stated otherwise, information was kindly provided by Miss A. Taylor.

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¹⁵³ Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the Nene Valley Research Committee was directed by C. J. S. Rollo. Mr D. F. Mackreth kindly sent details.

¹⁶⁴ By Miss Taylor.

¹⁵⁵ By R stripe.

¹⁶⁶ By Miss Taylor.

¹⁵⁷ Christie's Sale, 20th May 1981. Thanks are due to the Antiquities Department of Christie, Manson and Woods Ltd. for sending details and a photograph.

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¹⁶⁹ Excavation for the Cambridgeshire Archaeological Committee was directed by Mr F. Pryor who kindly sent information.

¹⁶⁰ By J. Alexander, A. Legge and M. Woodhuysen.

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¹⁶² Observation by J. Pullinger.

¹⁶³ By E. Morrell and M. Payne.

¹⁶⁴ Excavation for the British Museum was directed by Mr R. P. J. Jackson and Dr T. W. Potter who kindly sent information.

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¹⁶⁹ Excavation for the Nene Valley Research Committee was directed by Messrs J. A. Hadman and S. G. Upex.

¹⁷⁰ Excavation for Northamptonshire County Council was directed by Mr D. Windell. See further, ABBNO 1981, 20–2.

¹⁷¹ For earlier work see Britannia xi (1980), 372.Google Scholar Note that the site name has been changed to that now given.

¹⁷² Excavation by the Northampton Development Corporation Archaeological Unit was directed by Messrs J. H. Williams, who kindly sent details, and M. Shaw.

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¹⁷⁴ Excavation by the Upper Nene Archaeological Society was directed by R. M. and D. E. Friendship-Taylor and C. and P. Woodfield. Mr Friendship-Taylor kindly sent full details, including the plan.

¹⁷⁵ Work by the Abingdon Area Archaeological and Historical Society was directed by (i) Mr R. Thomas (ii) Mr R. Chambers (in association with the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit). Summaries, ABBNO 1981, 112–3.

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¹⁷⁹ Excavation by the Abingdon Area Archaeological and Historical Society was directed by Mr J. Wallis who kindly provided information.

¹⁸⁰ By Messrs G. Jones, R. Thomas and J. Wallis for the Abingdon Area Archaeological and Historical Society, reported in Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit Newsletter vii. 4 (July 1980), 2.Google Scholar

¹⁸¹ Reported by Mr Cooper of Ivy Farm.

¹⁸² Work for the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr R. A. Chambers who kindly sent details. The dendrochronological dates were determined by Dr J. Fletcher. See further, ABBNO 1981, 121–3.

¹⁸³ Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr T. Allen who kindly sent information. See further, ABBNO 1981, 124–7.

¹⁸⁴ Taken by Professor J. K. S. St Joseph, cf. D. Benson and D. Miles, The Upper Thames Valley (Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit Survey no. 2, 1974), Map 31. For Barton Court villa see Britannia viii (1977), 419–20.Google Scholar

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¹⁸⁶ By Messrs R. Chambers, B. Turton and R. White, reported in ABBNO 1981, 138.

¹⁸⁷ The site was partly excavated by Professor Grimes and photographed from the air by Major Allen. Cf. Benson and Miles, op. cit. (note 184), 48–9, Map 22; fig. 11.

¹⁸⁸ Excavation by the Oxford University Archaeological Society was directed by Messrs H. C. Mytum and J. W. Taylor. Summary, ABBNO 1981, 139, fig. 40.

¹⁸⁹ Observation by Mr R. Chambers, reported in ABBNO 1981, 142.

¹⁹⁰ By Mr D. Allen for the Department of the Environment and Buckinghamshire County Museum. Mr M. E. Farley kindly sent details.

¹⁹¹ See Britannia x (1979), 303.

¹⁹² Excavation for Milton Keynes Development Corporation was directed by R. J. Williams. Mr M. R. Petchey kindly sent information. See further, ABBNO 1981, 69.

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¹⁹¹ Excavation for the Milton Keynes Development Corporation was directed by Mr M. R. Petchey who kindly sent details. Summary, ABBNO 1981, 52.

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¹⁹⁶ Excavation by the Milton Keynes Development Corporation Archaeological Unit and by pupils of Stantonbury Campus was directed by R. J. Zeepvat. Mr Petchey kindly sent information. See further, ABBNO 1981, 64–5.

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²⁰⁰ Excavation for North Hertfordshire Museums and North Hertfordshire Archaeological Society was directed by Mr G. R. Burleigh who kindly sent information.

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²⁰² Excavation for the Gorhambury Excavation Committee was directed by Mr D. S. Neal who kindly sent full details.

²⁰³ Excavation for North Hertfordshire Museums was directed by Mr G. R. Burleigh who kindly sent information.

²⁰⁴ By the Watford and South-West Hertfordshire Archaeological Society, reported in the Society's Half-Yearly Bulletin No. 32 (Autumn 1980), 15 No. 36.

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²⁰⁶ Excavation by the East Hertfordshire Archaeological Society and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr C. R. Partridge who kindly sent details.

²⁰⁷ Work by the Gresham's School Archaeological Society was directed by Messrs M. Barrett and A. E. Vines. Mr Vines kindly sent full details.

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²⁰⁹ Excavation by the Excavatores Brantunae was directed by Dr A. K. Knowles who kindly sent full details and photographs.

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²¹¹ cf. note 207; Mr Vines kindly sent the coins for photography.

²¹² The weight is 1.383 gm; cf. British Mus. Cat. Greek Coins (Thessaly-Aetolia), 134 (Corcyra, bronze) nos. 329 ff. and pl. 23.21.

²¹³ cf. Britannia xi (1980), 375.Google Scholar Excavation for the Department of the Environment and Scole Archaeological Committee was directed by Dr C. Hills who kindly sent information.

²¹⁴ By the late Mr A. Brooks and his wife. The hoard was declared Treasure Trove in February 1981 and is at present in the British Museum. Dr T. W. Potter and Miss C. M. Johns kindly sent full details, including the photographs, taken before cleaning. See further, C. M. Johns and T. W. Potter, Illustrated London News (April 1981), 54–5.

²¹⁵ Excavation for the Norfolk Archaeological Unit and the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr A. Gregory who kindly sent details. The aerial photographs were taken by the Suffolk Archaeological Unit.

²¹⁶ Except where stated otherwise, information was kindly sent by Mr D. G. Buckley.

²¹⁷ Excavation for Essex County Council was directed by Mr B. H. Milton who kindly sent details.

²¹⁸ Excavation for Essex County Council, Chelmsford Borough Council and the Moulsham Traders' Association was directed by M. Eddy, H. Major and B. Milton.

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²²⁰ Excavation for Essex County Council was directed by Mr P. Clarke.

²²¹ Excavation for the Essex County Council Planning Department, the Department of the Environment and Wimpey International was directed by Mr T. J. Wilkinson.

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²²³ Excavation for the Essex County Council, in association with the Great Chesterford Archaeological Group, was directed by Mr A. E. Collins who kindly supplied information and the plan.

²²⁴ Excavation for the Chelmsford Excavation Committee was directed by Mr P. J. Drury who kindly sent information.

²²⁵ Excavation for Harlow Museum and (ii) British Petroleum was directed by Mr R. W. Bartlett. Mr I. K. Jones kindly sent information.

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²³⁵ Excavation by the Inner London Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr P. S. Mills who kindly sent details.

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²⁵⁷ Excavation for the University of Durham was directed by Dr P. J. Casey who kindly sent information.

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²⁶⁷ Work by the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit, for Exeter City Council and the Department of the Environment, was directed by Mr C. G. Henderson, who kindly sent details, and supervised by (i), (vi) Messrs J. Pamment and P. Weddell and Miss B. Jupp (ii), (vii) Mr P. Weddell (iii), (v) Mr J. P. Allan (iv) Mr J. Pamment.

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²⁸² Thanks are due to Mr M. Hughes for sending a copy of Archaeology in Hampshire: Annual Report 1979 (Hampshire County Council, 1980). Nos. (1), (5), (6), (7) and (8) are taken from this source.

²⁸³ See further M. A. B. Lyne and R. S. Jefferies, The Alice Holt/Farnham (Surrey) Roman Pottery Industry (CBA Research Report No. 30, 1979).

²⁸⁴ Excavation by the Alice Holt Research Group was directed by Mr M. Lyne.

²⁸⁵ Excavation for the Alton Archaeological Committee, Hampshire County Museum Service and the Wessex Archaeological Committee was directed by Messrs M. Corney, J. Evans and M. Millett. Mr Milieu kindly sent details.

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²⁸⁹ Excavation for the Hayling Island Excavation Project, the Department of the Environment and Hampshire County Council was directed by Messrs R. Downey, A. King and G. Soffe. Mr Soffe kindly sent details.

²⁹⁰ By the South Hampshire Archaeological Rescue Group.

²⁹¹ Excavation by Mr M. Dacre.

²⁹² By S. Cooper, M. Curtis and J. Walker for the Test Valley Archaeological Committee.

²⁹³ Observation by staff of Portsmouth City Museum.

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²⁹⁶ Excavation for (i) the Department of the Environment (ii) Hampshire County Council (iii) the British Academy, the Society of Antiquaries, the Haverfield Bequest and the Berkshire Archaeological Society was directed by Mr M. G. Fulford who kindly sent information.

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³⁰⁰ Work for the City of Winchester was directed by Mr K. E. Qualmann who kindly sent full details. Additional support was provided for (i) by the Department of the Environment and (ii) by St John's Trustees.

³⁰¹ Excavation for the City of Winchester, before construction of the A 34 Sutton Scotney by-pass, was directed by Mr R. Whinney. Mr Qualmann kindly sent information.

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³⁰⁴ Work for the Chichester Civic Society Excavations Committee was directed by Mr A. Down who kindly sent full details.

³⁰⁵ Excavation by the Sussex Archaeological Field Unit for the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr O. Bedwin. Mr P. Drewett kindly sent information.

³⁰⁶ cf. B. W. Cunliffe, Excavations at Fishbourne 1961–1969 (Report of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries of London no. xxvi, 1971), Vol. 1, 94–5, 163–5.

³⁰⁷ Work by the Fishbourne Roman Palace Museum, for the Sussex Archaeological Society, was directed by Mr D. Rudkin who kindly sent details.

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³¹⁴ Excavation by the Garden Hill Excavation Group for the Sussex Archaeological Society was directed by Messrs J. H. Money and A. D. F. Streeton. Mr Money kindly sent an interim report.

³¹⁵ Excavation for the Surrey Archaeological Society was directed by Mrs V. Ettlinger who kindly sent information.

³¹⁶ Excavation by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust was directed by Messrs P. and K. Blockley who kindly sent details.

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³²⁰ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Mr B. J. Philp who kindly sent information.

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³²² Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit and the West Kent Archaeological Group was directed by Messrs B. Philp and D. Garrod. Mr Philp kindly sent details.

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³²⁴ Excavation by the Thameside Archaeological Group was directed by Mrs V. Smith and Mr R. Ansell. Mrs Smith kindly sent details.

³²⁵ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit, as part of the Mid-Kent Training School, was directed by Mr and Mrs B. J. Philp and Mr V. Monckton. Mr Philp kindly sent information.

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