The survey and excavation of a bronze age timber circle at Holme-next-the-sea, Norfolk, 1998-9

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Volumn 69, Issue , 2003, Pages 1-84

  Brennand, Mark ^a   Taylor, Maisie ^b   Ashwin, Trevor ^b   Bayliss, Alex ^b   Canti, Matt ^b   Chamberlain, Andrew ^b   French, C A I ^b   Fryer, Val ^b   Gale, Rowena ^b   Green, F M L ^b   Groves, Cathy ^b   Hall, Allan ^b   Linford, Neil ^b   Murphy, Peter ^b   Robinson, Mark ^b   Wells, James ^b   Williams, David ^b  

^a CUMBRIA COUNTY COUNCIL   (United Kingdom)

^b c/o Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre ^*

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