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Archaeological Investigations to the East of Lydney

Author: Tom Brindle (editor)

This volume describes four excavations around Lydney: three of which were conducted by Cotswold Archaeology (Archers Walk; Lydney Area B Phase III and Rodley Manor) and one by Headland Archaeology (Highfield Hill). Remains dating from the Bronze Age through to the Post-medieval periods were revealed.

Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report No. 9.

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Tom Brindle (editor) 2025 Archaeological investigations to the east of Lydney, Gloucestershire, Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeology Reports 9

Price: £24.95 (paperback, full colour)

Pages: 114

ISBN: 9781917215039

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