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¹⁵ Excavation for the Dyfed Archaeological Trust was directed by Mr K. Murphy. Dr J. L. Davies sent information.

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⁴¹ Work was directed by Mr G. S. Maxwell and Professor J. K. St. Joseph, who sent information.

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⁴⁸ For previous work see Britannia xiv (1983), 288; xv (1984), 276.

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⁶⁸ Reconnaissance for RCAHM (Scotland) was by Mr G. S. Maxwell, who sent information.

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⁸⁵ Excavation and survey for HBMC were directed by P. T. Bidwell and N. Holbrook. Mr Bidwell sent details.

⁸⁶ Excavation for Carlisle City Council and HBMC was directed by Mr J. A. Dacre. Mr M. R. McCarthy sent information.

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⁸⁹ Aerial survey for NMR was by Mr John Hampton, who sent information and the plan.

⁹⁰ Reconnaissance was for the Cambridge University Aerial Photography Committee. Mr D. R. Wilson sent information.

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¹⁰⁶ Reconnaissance and excavation were by Professor G. D. B. Jones who sent information and a plan.

¹⁰⁷ Excavation for the Department of Archaeology, Durham University, was directed by Mr C. E. Lowe. Professor R. Cramp sent information.

¹⁰⁸ Excavation for the Central Excavation Unit was directed by Mr P. R. Wilson, who sent information.

¹⁰⁹ Excavation for the University of Durham was directed by Mr N. A. R. Lang, who sent information.

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¹²³ Excavations (ii) and (iii), directed and sponsored as in note 122, were supervised by Mr R. Jeffries. Information from Mr Sumpter.

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¹³³ Excavation for City of Hull Museums was directed by Mr D. Crowther. Information from Mr P. Didsbury. See also CBA Forum (CBA Group 4 Newsletter) 1984-85.

¹³⁴ Survey was co-ordinated by D. Crowther, M. Millett and R. T. Schadla-Hall for Durham University and Hull City Museums. Dr Millett sent information.

¹³⁵ Excavation for HBMC was directed by R. Goodburn, who sent information.

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¹⁴⁹ Excavation for the Chesterfield Excavation Committee and the S. Pennine Archaeological Research Group was directed by Mr H. C. Monet-Lane, who sent information and drawings.

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²⁰² Excavation for the St. Albans Abbey Research Committee was directed by Mr and Mrs Martin Biddle, who sent information.

²⁰³ Excavation for the Hart Archaeological Unit was directed by Mr W. Wright. Clive Partridge sent information.

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²¹⁶ Excavation for Essex County Council and HBMC was directed by Mr O. Bedwin. Information was sent by Mr David Buckley.

²¹⁷ Excavation for the Essex County Council was directed by Mr P. Clarke. Mr David Buckley sent information.

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²²¹ Survey for the Essex County Council and HBMC was directed by Mr T. J. Wilkinson. Mr D. Buckley sent information.

²²² Excavation for Essex County Council and HBMC was directed by Mr P. Clarke. Information was sent by Mr David Buckley.

²²³ See note 221.

²²⁴ Excavation was by the Department of Urban Archaeology of the Museum of London under the overall direction of Mr B. Hobley. Mr J. Schofield sent information.

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²⁴³ Excavation was directed by Mr S. Trow, who sent information.

²⁴⁴ Excavation by the Western Archaeological Trust for the Manpower Services Commission was directed (i) by Mr T. C. Darvill, (ii) by Mr R. Isserlin. Mr T. W. Courtney sent information.

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²⁵⁴ Excavations for the Bath Archaeological Trust were directed by Mr P. Davenport. Dr A. J. Parker kindly sent details.

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²⁶³ Excavation for the Clevedon and District Archaeological Society and the Bristol and Avon Archaeological Research Group was directed by Mr J. R. Russell. Dr A. J. Parker kindly sent information.

²⁶⁴ Work for the Bristol and Avon Archaeological Research Group was directed by Mr V. Hallett and Mrs A. Everton. Dr A. J. Parker sent information.

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²⁸¹ For previous work see Britannia xv (1984), 318–21: in fig. 24 Buildings 5 and 6 should have been labelled 6 and 5 respectively, and this applies also to the text on 318.

²⁸² Excavation was by Messrs. N. H. Field, J. Collins and A. Light; Mr Field sent information.

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²⁸⁷ Excavation for the Trust for Wessex Archaeology and HBMC was directed by Miss S. M. Davies and Messrs. P. J. Woodward and A. H. Graham. Miss Davies sent details and a plan.

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²⁹¹ Excavation for the Borough of Poole Museums Service and the HBMC was directed by Messrs. I. P. Horsey and K. S. Jarvis, who sent information.

²⁹² Excavation for the Borough of Poole Museums Service and the HBMC was directed by Mr D. Watkins. Mr K. S. Jarvis sent information.

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²⁹⁴ Excavation for Indiana University and the Littlecote Roman Research Trust was directed by Dr E. Hostetter.

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³⁰² Excavation (i) for HBMC and (ii) for the Hampshire County Council and the University of Reading was directed by Dr M. G. Fulford, who sent information and a plan.

³⁰³ Excavations for the Winchester Archaeology Office under the direction of Mr K. E. Qualmann were supervised by (i) Mr K. White; (ii, v) Mr G. Scobie; (iii, iv) Mr J. Bailey; (vi) Mr M. Morris. Mr Qualmann sent information.

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³⁰⁶ Excavations for the Winchester Archaeology Office and King Alfred's College were directed by Messrs. R. Whinney and A. Robinson respectively. Mr K. E. Qualmann sent information.

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³¹⁶ Excavation for West Sussex County Council was directed by Mr J. A. Kenny. Mr F. G. Aldsworth sent information.

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³²² Excavation for the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit and HBMC was directed by Brian Philp. Information from HBMC: see also Rescue News No. 35.

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³²⁸ Excavation by the Kent Archaeological Rescue Unit was directed by Viscount Monckton of Brenchley and Mr B. J. Philp. Mr Philp sent information.

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