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5. THE MIDLANDS

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 September 2020

Alice Lyons
Alice Lyons*
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Roman Britain in 2019
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Britannia , Volume 51 , November 2020 , pp. 406 - 420
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Copyright © The Authors, 2020. Published by Cambridge University Press on behalf of The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

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71 Work by M. Luke, J. Barker, W. Kier and I. Turner of Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.

72 Martin Henig (pers. comm.).

73 Excavation by Diana Chard of Oxford Archaeology for Grand Union Housing. K. Smith sent information.

74 Excavation by Ben Attfield; report by Cynthia Poole of Oxford Archaeology for RPS Group. K. Smith sent information.

75 Work by T. Revell and S. Carlyle of Pre-Construct Archaeology for RPS on behalf of Matthew Homes Ltd. K. Anderson sent information.

76 Work undertaken by the Cambridge Archaeology Field group. Colin Coates sent information.

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79 The evaluation was a partnership project involving the Nene Valley Archaeological Trust (NVAT), Cardiff University (CU) and Albion Archaeology (AA), as well as The British Museum and Barbican Research Associates. The fieldwork was directed by Stephen Upex (NVAT), Peter Guest (CU) and Mike Luke (AA). Mike Luke sent information.

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81 Adele Lord of Oxford Archaeology East for The Design Partnership; Oxford Archaeology East Reports 2319 and 2360. Complied by Katherine Hamilton and Tom Phillips.

82 David Browne of Oxford Archaeology East for Grafton Ventures Ltd; Oxford Archaeology East Report 2350. Complied by Katherine Hamilton and Tom Phillips.

83 Work by A. Pullen of Pre-Construct Archaeology for RPS and ENGIE Services Ltd. K. Anderson sent information.

84 Work undertaken by Albion Archaeology. M. Luke sent information.

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90 Led by Adam Clapton of University of Leicester Archaeological Services, X.A126.2018. Compiled and submitted by Gavin Speed on behalf of University of Leicester Archaeological Services.

91 Excavation by Mark Dodd, report by Andrew Simmonds and Steven Teague of Oxford Archaeology for Bloor Homes and Martin Grant Homes. K. Smith sent information.

92 Compiled by Tom Rose-Jones with contributions from John Moore and Jane Timby for John Moore Heritage Services. OASIS ID: johnmoor1-317342.

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95 Post-excavation work is nearing completion and publication is expected in 2020. Compiled by David Sánchez of Thames Valley Archaeological Services. Steve Ford sent information.

96 W.T. Watkin, Roman Cheshire (1886, reprinted 1974), 73.

97 Compiled and submitted by David Ratledge.

98 C.J. Evans and D. Hurst, Mancetter Hartshill Roman Pottery Kilns Excavation Archive (1960–84), Worcestershire Archaeology Report 2653 (2019). Submitted by Jane Brewer.

99 Work undertaken by R. Bradley, J. Brewer, L. Griffin and E. Pearson (Worcestershire Archaeology), M. Holmes (Archaeozoology), S. Richer (Richer Environmental) and G. Western (Ossafreelance). Jane Brewer sent information.

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