Englands landscape South East England
Short, B., 2006, 'Englands landscape South East England.' (London: Collins for English Heritage).
Whaley, Diana, 2006, A dictionary of Lake District place names, Nottingham English-Place Name Society.
Whaley, Diana, 2006, A dictionary of Lake District place names, Nottingham English-Place Name Society.
Iron Age Activity on Edinburgh Hill Dover
Burrows, V., 2006, 'Iron Age Activity on Edinburgh Hill Dover.' KAR 164, 78-82.
Levallois Blade from Birling
Hoskins, R., 2006, 'Levallois Blade from Birling.' KAR 163, 58-59.
The Ringlemere Cup Precious Cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age
Needham, S., Parfitt, K., and Varndell, G. (eds), 2006, 'The Ringlemere Cup Precious Cups and the beginning of the Channel Bronze Age.' (London: BM Res. Publ. No. 163).
Questioning the wrecks of time Salcombe and Dover Bronze Age wrecked cargoes in Devon and Kent
Parham, D., Needham, S., and Palmer, M., 2006, 'Questioning the wrecks of time Salcombe and Dover Bronze Age wrecked cargoes in Devon and Kent.' British Archaeology 91.
Late Neolithic Site at Ramsden Orpington
Philp, B., 2006, 'Late Neolithic Site at Ramsden Orpington.' KAR 163, 59-69.
Offshore finds from the Bronze Age in Northwestern Europe the shipwreck scenario revisited
Samson, A.V.M., 2006, 'Offshore finds from the Bronze Age in Northwestern Europe the shipwreck scenario revisited.' Oxford Journal of Archaeology 25/94.
The Clactonian Elephant Butchery Site at Southfleet Road Ebbsfleet UK
Wenban-Smith, F.F., et al., 2006, 'The Clactonian Elephant Butchery Site at Southfleet Road Ebbsfleet UK.' Journal of Quaternary Science 21(5), 471-483.
Kent and the Classis Britannica forts
Adler, D., 2006, 'Kent and the Classis Britannica forts.' KAR 166 (Winter 2006), 121-123.
Roman Britain a new history
de la Bedoyere, G., 2006, 'Roman Britain a new history.' (London: Thames & Hudson).
Canterburys Archaeology 2004-5
CAT, 2006, 'Canterburys Archaeology 2004-5.' (Canterbury: CAT).
Britannia The Creation of a Roman Province
Creighton, J., 2006, 'Britannia The Creation of a Roman Province.' (London: Routledge).
The Roman Settlement at Ickham
Elks, K., 2006, 'The Roman Settlement at Ickham.' KAR 164 (Summer 2006), 94-95.
The Source of Samian
Gough, H., 2006, 'The Source of Samian.' KAR 166 (Winter 2006), 123-124.
The impact of the Roman conquest on indigenous coinages in Belgic Gaul and Southern Britain
Haselgrove, C., 2006, 'The impact of the Roman conquest on indigenous coinages in Belgic Gaul and Southern Britain.' in P. de Jersey (ed.), Celtic Coinage new discoveries new discussion (Oxford: Archaeopress), 97-116.
Dartford Villa mortaria revisited
Herbert, A., 2006, 'Dartford Villa mortaria revisited.' Dartford District Arch. Group Newsletter 18, 4-7.
Roman military brick stamps a comparison of methodology
Kurzman, R., 2006, 'Roman military brick stamps a comparison of methodology.' British Archaeological Reports International Series 1543 (Oxford: Archaeopress). [pp 177-184 on Classis Britannica brick stamps]
An Imperial Possession Britain in the Roman Empire 54 BC-AD 409
Mattingly, D., 2006, 'An Imperial Possession Britain in the Roman Empire 54 BC-AD 409.' (London: Allen Lane).
The Work of Giants Stone and Quarrying in Roman Britain
Pearson, A., 2006, 'The Work of Giants Stone and Quarrying in Roman Britain.' (Stroud: Tempus).
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