Verulamium Excavations: Volume I
book published in 1972
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Verulamium Excavations: Volume I
Summary
Verulamium Excavations: Volume I is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I authored Volume I — author (P50): Sheppard Frere[2].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's instance of is recorded as Volume I — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[3].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I was published by Volume I — publisher (P123): Society of Antiquaries of London[4].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I was released on 1972[5].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's main subject is Volume I — main subject (P921): Verulamium[6].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's main subject is Volume I — main subject (P921): Roman archaeology[7].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's main subject is Volume I — main subject (P921): Roman Britain[8].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's work available at URL is recorded as https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/37347[9].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+399'}[10].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's title is recorded as Verulamium Excavations: Volume I[11].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Maiden Castle, Dorset[12].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Report on the excavation of the Prehistoric, Roman, and post-Roman site in Lydney Park, Gloucestershire[13].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Verulamium: a Belgic and two Roman cities[14].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Second Report on the Excavation of the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent[15].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Third Report on the Excavations of the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent[16].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Fourth Report on the excavation of the Roman fort at Richborough, Kent[17].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Fifth Report on the Excavations at the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent[18].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): The Excavation at the Jewry Wall Site, Leicester[19].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Camulodunum: First Report on the Excavations at Colchester 1930-39[20].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Description of a Remarkable Deposit of Roman Antiquities of Iron, Discovered at Great Chesterford, Essex, in 1854[21].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): ‘Caesar’s Camp’, Wimbledon, Surrey the Excavations of 1937[22].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Roman Spade-Irons from Verulamium, with some Notes on Examples Elsewhere[23].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Unusual Forms of Terra Sigillata[24].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's cites work is recorded as Volume I — cites work (P2860): Excavations at Dorchester on Thames, 1962[25].
- Verulamium Excavations: Volume I's describes a project that uses is recorded as Volume I — describes a project that uses (P4510): archaeological excavation[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Verulamium Excavations: Volume I authored Volume I — author (P50): Sheppard Frere[2]. It was published by Volume I — publisher (P123): Society of Antiquaries of London[4].
Publication
Verulamium Excavations: Volume I was published on 1972[5].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Volume I — main subject (P921): Verulamium[6], Volume I — main subject (P921): Roman archaeology[7], and Volume I — main subject (P921): Roman Britain[8].