Orton Hall Farm: A Roman and Early Anglo-Saxon Farmstead

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Orton Hall Farm: A Roman and Early Anglo-Saxon Farmstead

Donald F. Mackreth

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Rok:

1996

Wydawnictwo:

Nene Valley Archaeological Trust

Język:

english

Strony:

426

ISBN 10:

0952810506

ISBN 13:

9780952810506

Serie:

East Anglian Archaeology, 76

Plik:

PDF, 91.71 MB

IPFS:

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