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The Distribution of two Types of Romano-British Coarse Pottery in the West Sussex Region

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The Distribution of two Types of Romano-British Coarse Pottery in the West Sussex Region (English)

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Ian Hodder

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1974

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11

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https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/details.xhtml?recordId=3242107

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Sussex Archaeological Collections

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112

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86

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Potters' Graffiti from Mucking, Essex

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Chichester Excavations I

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Excavations in Chapel Street Chichester, 1967

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The distribution of Savernake ware

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Worthing Museum Archaeological Notes for 1965 and 1966

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Documentary Evidence and the Medieval Pottery Industry

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Some Marketing Models for Romano-British Coarse Pottery

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A Regression Analysis of some Late Romano-British Pottery: A Case Study

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The Distribution and Dating of New Forest Pottery

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The Saxon Culture-Sequence at Portchester Castle

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Regression analysis of some trade and marketing patterns

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10.5284/1085987

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The Distribution of two Types of Romano-British Coarse Pottery in the West Sussex Region

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