Rural Settlement in Roman Britain

Summary

Rural Settlement in Roman Britain is an academic work^[1].

Key Facts

• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain authored Richard Hingley^[2].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's instance of is recorded as academic work^[3].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's place of publication is recorded as London^[4].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's publication date is recorded as +1989-00-00T00:00:00Z^[5].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's main subject is recorded as Roman Britain^[6].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's main subject is recorded as Roman archaeology^[7].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's title is recorded as Rural Settlement in Roman Britain^[8].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Implications of Aerial Photography for Archaeology^[9].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Dragonby: An Interim Report on Excavations on an Iron Age and Romano-British Site near Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, 1964–9^[10].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Northfield Farm, Long Wittenham^[11].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Archaeological Investigations at Appleford^[12].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Wanborough, Wiltshire: An Interim Report^[13].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as The Archaeology of the Roman Economy^[14].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as Early Roman military metalwork from Wiltshire^[15].
• Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's cites work is recorded as The archaeology of Fyfield and Overton Downs, Wiltshireː third interim report. Beaker graves, Iron Age and Romano-British settlements, and 'celtic' fields on Overton Down^[16].

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Designation and Status

Rural Settlement in Roman Britain's instance of is recorded as academic work^[3].