Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations

Summary

Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations authored Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — author (P50): Mathew Morris^[2].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations authored Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — author (P50): Richard Buckley^[3].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's instance of is recorded as Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation^[4].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations was published by Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — publisher (P123): University of Leicester School of Archaeology and Ancient History^[5].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's language of work or name is recorded as Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — language of work or name (P407): English^[6].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations was published on July 2011^[7].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's main subject is Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): urban archaeology^[8].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's main subject is Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): Highcross Leicester^[9].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's main subject is Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): history of Leicestershire^[10].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+64'}^[11].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's title is recorded as Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations^[12].
• Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations's author name string is recorded as Mike Codd^[13].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Authored works include Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — author (P50): Mathew Morris^[2], an archaeologist^[14] and Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — author (P50): Richard Buckley^[3], an archaeologist^[15], awarded the Current Archaeology Archaeologist of the Year Award^[16]. Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations was published by Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — publisher (P123): University of Leicester School of Archaeology and Ancient History^[5].

Publication

Visions of Ancient Leicester: Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations was published on July 2011^[7]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — language of work or name (P407): English^[6].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): urban archaeology^[8], Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): Highcross Leicester^[9], and Reconstructing Life in the Roman and Medieval Town from the Archaeology of Highcross Leicester Excavations — main subject (P921): history of Leicestershire^[10].