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Summer 2019

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Features
  • In context: Meet the new team We welcome our new Secretary, Ros Morris, and Communications Officer, Helen Johnston
  • Just the job: Royal subjects Daniel Jackson, Curator of Historic Buildings at Hampton Court Palace, talks to Becky Wallower about excavation, publication and some upcoming research projects
  • Archaeological update: Sites unseen We highlight aspects of four sites, either excavated or increasing our knowledge of existing structures, as summarised in the latest Fieldwork Round-up
Research

Roman Cemetery in Southwark
Excavation of 3rd- and 4th-century burials in an area within the main Southwark cemetery
Neil Hawkins

Excavations at Parnell Road, Bow
Roman activity in Old Ford to the knowledge of this roadside settlement
Ian Hogg

Archaeological Archives’ Education Usage
Results of a recent survey found increased educational use of archives, featuring the Museum of London Archaeological Archive as a case study
On Ki Choi and Daniel Platt

Early 17th-Century Stove Tile from Greenwich
Discovery of fragments of a stove tile deemed to come from a high-status building thought to come from nearby Greenwich Palace
Chris Jarrett

Plus commentary, news, book reviews and events diary

The Fieldwork and Publication Round-Up 2018 was distributed with this issue for subscribers

On the Cover
A rare tin-glazed earthenware drinking jug, depicting a late 15th-century design of the royal arms of England, most commonly associated with Henry VII. Found in 1937 during the excavation of the Tower of London moat, the jug was mostly likely imported from the Netherlands.
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