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School Excavations of Romano-British Sites1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 January 2009

Philip Corder
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There probably has never been a time when as much interest was shown in archaeology, and in excavation in particular, as at the present day. The thousands who yearly visit Housesteads, and the widespread popular outcry, echoed in the syndicated press, when Hadrian's Wall was threatened by quarrying operations, reflect the new spirit.

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Research Article
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Greece & Rome , Volume 2 , Issue 5 , February 1933 , pp. 80 - 88
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1933

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page 84 note 1 The Roman Pottery at Crambeck, Castle Howard, by Corder, Philip (Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 10 Park Place, Leeds, 5s.).Google Scholar

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