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1 For this road see E. Waddelove, A Roman Road in the Vale of Clwyd (1979), 24. Mr Waddelove sent information.
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63 Observation for English Heritage was by Paul Austen, who sent information.
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128 Excavations for Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit were directed by A. Jones and I. Ferris. Information was sent by Peter Leach.
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138 Fieldwork by S.G. Upex reported in the Nene Valley Research Committee's Annual Report 1989-90, 4.
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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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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