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Publications based on Museum of London collections

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Site reports: City and Greater London area

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Rowsome, P. 2000. Heart of the City: Roman, Medieval and Modern London revealed by archaeology at 1 Poultry. London: MoLAS, English Heritage.

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Steele, A., (in prep). Excavations at the Monastery of St Saviour, Bermondsey, Southwark. London: MoLAS Monograph Series.

Swift, D. 2003. Roman burials, medieval tenements and suburban growth: 201, Bishopsgate. London: MoLAS Archaeology Studies Series 10.

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Waldron, T. 1985. A Report on the human remains from Merton Priory. Ancient Monuments Laboratory Report 4483. London: English Heritage.

Watson, S. 2003. An excavation in the western cemetery of Roman London, Atlantic House, City of London. London: MoLAS Archaeology Studies Series 7.

White, W. 1988. The Cemetery of St. Nicholas Shambles, London. London: London & Middlesex Archaeology Society.

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