¹ For this road see E. Waddelove, A Roman Road in the Vale of Clwyd (1979), 24. Mr Waddelove sent information.

² Excavation for the Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust was directed by K. Brassil. Mr R.J. Silvester sent information.

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¹⁰ Excavation for the Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust was directed by A. Gibson and N. Jones. See note 7.

¹¹ Excavation for the Trust was directed by N. Jones. See note 7.

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⁶³ Observation for English Heritage was by Paul Austen, who sent information.

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⁶⁵ ibid.

⁶⁶ Excavation for Tyne and Wear Museums and English Heritage was directed by N. Holbrook. Paul Bidwell sent information.

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⁹⁸ Excavation for the Greater Manchester Archaeological Unit was directed by J. Roberts. Information from M. Nevell.

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¹²⁵ Excavations by the Central Marches Archaeological Research Group were directed by J.H. Allen, who sent three illustrated interim reports.

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¹²⁹ Excavations on sites along the A5 road and Shrewsbury Bypass for Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit were directed by J. Cane, G. Hughes and A. Jones. Peter Leach sent information.

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¹³¹ Excavation by the University of British Columbia Training School was directed by Margaret Rylatt. Messrs A. Barrett and G. Perry sent information.

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¹³⁹ For the villa see RCHM, South-West Northamptonshire (1982), 58-9.

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¹⁵¹ Information from G.E. Cadman and Brian Dix.

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²³² Excavations by the Department of Urban Archaeology of the Museum of London, under the general direction of Dr J. Schofield and Mr J. Maloney, were supervised by (i) D. Sankey; (ii) C.J. Mamwell; (iii) S. Gibson; (iv) C. Goode, A. Stephenson and T. Nixon; (v) R.S. Sermon; (vi) D.M.B. Lees and A. Woodger; (vii) D. Dunlop and A. Shotliff; (viii) C. Rosborough; (ix) J. Hill, R. Malt and P. Rowsome; (x) J. Hill and P. Rowsome; (xi) J. Drummond-Murray; (xii) S. Gibson; (xiii) N. Hall; (xiv) D. De Rosa; (xv) A.T. Mackinder; (xvi) B. Watson; (xvii) C. Mamwell, B. Watson and J. Youle; (xviii) B. Bishop; (xix and xx) J. Youle; (xxi) C. Goode; (xxii) D. Lawrence and M. Hinman; (xxiii) M. Watts; (xxiv) N. Elsden and V. Ridgeway; (xxv) D. Sankey and D. Shotliff; (xxvi) G. Brown and B. Pye; (xxvii) J. Youle; (xxviii) A.B. Thomas; (xxix) C. Goode and S. Jones; (xxx) G. Martin; (xxxi) S. Macdonald; (xxxii) B. Watson; (xxxiii) M. Inzani; (xxxiv) C. Rosborough; (xxxv) D. Hart; (xxxvi) S. Gibson; (xxxvii) N. Hammond, P. Rowsome, M.O.D. Shea and K. Wooldridge; (xxxviii) J. Ayre and R. Malt; (xxxix) M. Colquhoun, C. Milne, G. Milne, J. Stevenson and K. Tyler; (xl) A.T. Mackinder; (xli) B. Bishop, M. Burch, J. Hill and A. Stephenson, R. Bluer and F. Meddens, P. Travis, J. Mills; (xlii) J. Oetgen; (xliii) J. Henderson and R. Sermon; (xliv) M. Adams, P. Askew, S. Bedford, T. Dawson, T. Ellis, C. Goode, R. Greatorex, D. Killock, W.A. McCann, M. McKenzie, G. Oulton and N. Truckle; (xlv) B. Lanton; (xlvi) S. Gibson; (xlvii) A. Shotliff; (xlviii) P. Potter; (xlix) J. Oetgen and S. Poole; (l) C.J. Mamwell, J. Drummond-Murray, C. Goode; (li) N. Roycroft; (lii) R. Sermon; (liii) J. Ayre and S. O'onnor. Information, compiled by Mr A. Westman, was sent by Dr J. Schofield.

²³³ Information on these sites was sent by Mr G.A. Thompson. Excavations for the Museum of London were directed (1) by T. Cox; (2) by Fiona Walker; (3.i) by J. Roche; (3.ii) by D. Bowsher; (3.iii) by C. Kirby; (4.i) by K. Pitt; (4.ii) by B. Barber; (5) by S. Hoad.

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