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Hon Archaeological Editor:GjjeatepvLspjjijcl'Ot^^j'thaeological Advisory Service"TEfigliHi Heritage23 Savile RowLondon WIS 2ET020 7973 3215Hon Local History Editor:Eileen Bowlt7 Croft GardensRuislipMiddlesex HA4 8EY01895 638060Production Editor:Lynn Pitts5 Whitehead DriveKenilworthWarwicks CVS 2TP01926 512366Reviews Editor:John SchofieldMuseum of LondonLondon WallLondon EC2Y 5HNEditors' note: the editors are happy to consider articles for publication in Transactums. New contributors areadvised to ask the Production Editor for a copy of LAMAS Notes for Conlribuims before submitting papers.LAMAS also welcomes the submission of books for review in 'Irnnsacliom,.© Published by the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, 2005ISBN 0 903290 58 8Front cover: 'Near Highgate': undated watercolour by Charles Earle (1832-1893),See Frontispiece. © Michael Hammerson1860-1870.Back cover: Bronze Age 'bronze knife or dagger' recovered from the excavation of a round barrow formerlyon Sandy Lane, Teddington, in 1854, described in Archaeologia in 1855 and appearing in print in Volume 1of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society Transactions for 1855-60 (p 140).
LAMAS LIBRARYREFERENCE ONLYLAMASTransactions of theLondon and MiddlesexArchaeological SocietyVolume 552004Museum of London, London Wall, London EC2Y 5HN
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Page 5: ContentsList of presidents and offi
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Page 13 and 14: John Clarkgovernment and to major p
Page 15 and 16: John ClarkSociety's business centre
Page 17 and 18: John Clarkthat we can do these thin
Page 20 and 21: Archaeology in London: annual round
Page 26 and 27: SOME EARLY LAMAS MEETINGS ANDOUTING
Page 28 and 29: Some early lA-MAS meetings and outi
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APPENDIX 1.ENGINEERING CALCULATION
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SPATIAL DETERMINANTS OF ANIMALCARCA
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86 Peter Guillery, Survey oj London
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'OUR LOST ELYSIUM' - RURALMIDDLESEX
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'Our Lost Elysium' - rural Middlese
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'Our Lost Elysium' — rural Middle
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'Our Lost Elysium '-rural Middlesex
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FURTHER PREHISTORIC FINDS FROMGREAT
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158 Jo LyonCripplegate fort, CAD 12
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160 Jo LyonFig 6. Section through e
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166 Jo Lyonface of the south wall.
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168 Jo Lyon10th-century sunken-floo
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170 Jo LyonP6P5Fig 18. Cooking pot
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174 Jo Lyonvessels from separate pi
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180 Jo LyonFig 28. 'Queen Anne' cop
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182 Jo LyonNOTES1 The London Archae
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A SUMMARY OF PAPERS READ AT THELAMA
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Summary of papers read at the LAMAS
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Summary of papers read at the I^MAS
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REVIEWSAspects of Archaeology & His
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Reviews 249of prehistoric societies
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Reviews 251and quantified by period
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Reviews 253the choir singing distur
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Reviews 259Dials, by reference to c
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cookshops: medieval, 218-221; postm
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pits:medieval 166, 168, 168, 169, 1
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NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS1. Contributi
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