Fieldwork in medieval archaeology

Summary

Fieldwork in medieval archaeology is an academic work^[1].

Key Facts

• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology authored Christopher C. Taylor^[2].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's instance of is recorded as academic work^[3].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's publisher is recorded as B. T. Batsford^[4].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's place of publication is recorded as London^[5].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's publication date is recorded as +1974-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's main subject is recorded as medieval archaeology^[7].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's title is recorded as Fieldwork in medieval archaeology^[8].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's cites work is recorded as Deserted medieval villages^[9].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's cites work is recorded as A Pre-Norman Field-System at Hen Domen, Montgomery^[10].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's cites work is recorded as Documentary Evidence and the Medieval Pottery Industry^[11].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's cites work is recorded as Two newly-discovered Medieval Sites^[12].
• Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's cites work is recorded as "Military Field Kitchens of the Eighteenth Century"^[13].

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Designation and Status

Fieldwork in medieval archaeology's instance of is recorded as academic work^[3].