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⁶ Field-work by Mr J. Rigg who sent information, maps and photographs.

⁷ Observation and field-work by T. D. L. Williams and D. K. Leighton for RCAHM (Wales). Information was sent by Dr J. L. Davies.

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⁴⁹ Aerial reconnaissance by RCAHM (Scotland). Mr G. S. Maxwell sent information.

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¹¹⁰ Excavation for the East Riding Archaeological Society and Durham University was directed by Martin Millett and Peter Halkom. Dr Millett sent information, a plan and photograph.

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¹⁸⁸ Recorded by Mr R. A. Chambers for the Oxford Archaeological Unit.

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²⁴⁰ Excavations were conducted by the Inner London Archaeological Unit for the Department of the Environment.

²⁴¹ As further pieces have since appeared, this inscription will be published in next year's report.

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³⁰² Excavation for the Department of the Environment and the Hampshire County Council were directed by Messrs R. Downey, A. King and G. Soffe. Mr Soffe sent information.

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³¹⁵ Recording for the Alfoldean Research Group was by Mrs J. English and Mr M. Luke. Dr J. L. Gower sent information.

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³³³ Excavation for the Nonsuch Antiquarian Society was directed by Mr S. Nelson, who sent information.

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³³⁷ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit for the Department of the Environment was supervised by Messrs P. Keller and K. Parfitt under the direction of Brian Philp who sent information.

³³⁸ Recorded by the Dover Archaeological Group directed by Mr J. Gaunt. Information by courtesy of Mr K. Parfitt.

³³⁹ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit for the Department of the Environment was directed by Mr J. Willson. Information wes sent by Mr B. Philp.

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