Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95
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Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95
Summary
Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95 is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95 authored Michael Fulford[2].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95 authored Stephen Rippon[3].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[4].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-874350-55-2[5].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's OCLC number is recorded as 755067733[6].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's language of work or name is recorded as English[7].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's Open Library ID is recorded as OL25242279M[9].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as Pevensey Castle[10].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as keep[11].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as castellology[12].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as Castrum Anderitum[13].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as medieval archaeology[14].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as Roman archaeology[15].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's main subject is recorded as history of Sussex[16].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's described at URL is recorded as http://www.wessexarch.co.uk/our-work/pevensey-castle[17].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+163'}[18].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's Library of Congress item ID is recorded as 2012371533[19].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's published in is recorded as Wessex Archaeology Report[20].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's title is recorded as Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95[21].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's cites work is recorded as Forged brick-stamps from Pevensey[22].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's cites work is recorded as Medieval Sussex Pottery[23].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's cites work is recorded as The gatehouse of Pevensey Castle[24].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Pevensey, Sussex, 1962–6[25].
- Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's cites work is recorded as The date of Pevensey and the defence of an ‘Imperium Britanniarum’[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include Michael Fulford[2], an archaeologist[27], b. 1948[28], of United Kingdom[29], awarded the Commander of the Order of the British Empire[30], specialised in Roman archaeology[31] and Stephen Rippon[3], an archaeologist[32], b. 1968[33], of United Kingdom[34], specialised in medieval archaeology[35].
Publication
Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[7].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Pevensey Castle[10], keep[11], castellology[12], Castrum Anderitum[13], medieval archaeology[14], and Roman archaeology[15].