The Archaeology of Britain: An introduction from ... - waughfamily.ca

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15.5 Garden and landscaped park, Mellerstain, Scottish Borders 272
15.6 Engine house of tin mine, Helston, Cornwall 273
15.7 Mullion Cove, Cornwall 275
15.8 Royal Crescent, Bath 278
16.1 The entrance to Beamish Museum 283
16.2 The Iron Bridge, Shropshire 284
16.3 Ironworks at Bonawe, Argyll 286
16.4 Copper-working landscape at Parys Mountain, Anglesey 287
16.5 Engine house, Cornwall 289
16.6 Anderton boat lift, Cheshire 291
16.7 Reconstruction of a coal waggon on a wooden waggon way, Causey,
Durham 292
16.8 The great barn at Leighton, Wales 293
16.9 Kilns at Gladstone Pottery Museum, Stoke-on-Trent 294
16.10 Slip-glazed chamber pot 295
17.1 Bronze Age round barrow cemetery on King Barrow Ridge, Amesbury 298
17.2 Main components of the archaeological resource 301
17.3 Visitors at Stonehenge, Wiltshire 302
17.4 Relationship of controls over developments impacting on archaeological deposits 305
17.5 The management cycle applied to archaeological situations 307
17.6 Protecting a section of Iron Age rampart, Badbury Rings, Dorset 310
17.7 Restoration and consolidation at Lulworth Castle, Dorset 311
17.8 The Morwellham Quay Heritage centre, Devon 311
17.9 Roman gatehouse at South Shields, Tyne and Wear 312
17.10 Excavations at Silchester, Hampshire 313