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Issue 65June 2002ContentsnewsWealthy early Roman graves near St Albans Dig in West Midlands reveals empty landscape Medieval enclosed garden found at Welsh border castle Porcelain finds show changes in 18th century taste Medieval parchment from site of Canterbury’s friary featuresFortress Britain Great Sites Engines of Change Lord of the Hrungs lettersArmoured jacks, human sacrifice, and a ‘lost’ Roman town issuesStop demolishing Victorian terraces, by George Lambrick Peter EllisbooksMosaics of the Greek and Roman World by Katherine Dunbabin Migrants and Invaders by Malcolm Todd The Molecule Hunt by Martin Jones Britons and Romans edited by Simon James & Martin Millett The Archaeology of Shamanism edited by Neil Price CBA updatefavourite findsJohn Lewis on realising the truth about the Stanwell cursus.
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Issue 65 June 2002contentsnewsAll the latest archaeology news from around the country. featuresFortress BritainThe Defence of Britain Project, now complete, has revolutionised our understanding of Britain's wartime defences. Simon Denison reports Great Sites: Exeter Roman BathsPaul Birdwell recalls the discovery in Exeter of one of the largest and most elaborate bath-houses of the early Roman Empire Engines of ChangeRailways profoundly influenced the rural and urban landscapes of Britain. David Gwyn reports Lord of the HrungsTolkien's epic may have been part-inspired by Anglo-Saxon archaeology and story-telling. David Hinton explains lettersViews and responses. issuesAs thousands of 19th century terraced houses are earmarked for demolition in northern towns, we may be about to repeat mistakes of the 1960s, writes George Lambrick Peter EllisOur regular columnist. booksAll the latest books on archaeology in Britain reviewed. CBA updateCampaigns and reports from the CBA. favourite findsEveryone’s invited to the Neolithic party. John Lewis on the moment he realised the Stanwell cursus was a political statement. Please use the lefthand menu to navigate this issue of British Archaeology Please use the righthand menu to access Briefing, other issues of British Archaeology or return to the CBA homepage |
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