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Pottery and Other Finds from the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Sandy, Bedfordshire

David H. Kennett
Pages 17-33 | Published online: 18 May 2016

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CHARLOTTE BEHR, TIM PESTELL & JOHN HINES. (2014) The Bracteate Hoard from Binham — An Early Anglo-Saxon Central Place?. Medieval Archaeology 58:1, pages 44-77.
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James Frederick Gerrard, Jessica DeMaso, Marco Romeo Pitone & Sally Jane Gerrard. (2023) A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS OF AN ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY: THE KNARESBOROUGH 1864 HOARD OF LATE ROMAN VESSELS. The Antiquaries Journal, pages 1-35.
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Keith J. Fitzpatrick-Matthews. (2016) Defining Fifth-century Ceramics in North Hertfordshire. Internet Archaeology:41.
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