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Excavation at Bantham, South Devon, and Post-Roman Trade in South-West England

Stephen ReedDevon County Council Historic Environment Service (formerly of Exeter Archaeology); Email: [email protected]
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Paul BidwellTyne and Wear Archives and Museums; Email: [email protected]
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John AllanExeter Archaeology; Email: [email protected]
Pages 82-138 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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