Fectio Index
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Tees Archaeology:
Anglo-Saxon Teeside.*
Teitler, H.C. (1992): Un-Roman
activities in late antique Gaul: the cases of
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Tent, W.J. van (1988): Archeologische
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Ternes, C. (1975): Die Römer an
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Theuws, F. and
Hiddink, H.A.
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Treviño, Rafael
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Veh, Otto, ed. and trans. (1970):
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Waner, M. and Z.
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Ward-Perkins, Brian
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Wes. M.A. (1992): Crisis and
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Wheeler, Everett L.
(1978): The
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Wheeler, Everett L.
(1979): The
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Wheeler, Everett L.
(1993):
Methodological Limits and the Mirage of Roman
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Wheeler, Everett L.
(1993):
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Wheeler, Everett L.
(1997): Why
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Wheeler, Everett L.
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Wheeler, Everett L.
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Whitby, Michael (2002): Rome at War AD
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White, Roger and
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White, Roger (2007): Britannia Prima,
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White, Sally et al (1999): A
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Whittaker, C.R. (1994): Frontiers of the
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Wieczorek, A. (1996): Identität und
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Wilcox, Peter and
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Germanics and Dacians, Osprey Men-at-Arms 180,
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Wilcox, Peter and Angus Mc Bride (ill.) (1985): Romes Enemies
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Men-at-Arms 158, (Osprey, London).*
Wilcox, Peter and Angus Mc Bride (ill.) (1986): Romes Enemies
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Wild, John Peter (1978): Cross-Channel
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Wild, John Peter (1976): The Gynaecea, in:
Goodburn and Bartholomew 1976, Aspects
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Wild, John Peter (1979): Fourth-century
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Wild, John Peter (1981): A find of Roman
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Wilkes, J. J. (1977): The Saxon Shore - British
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Wilkins, Alan (1995): Reconstructing
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Wilkins, Alan (2000): Scorpio and
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Williams, Howard (2004): Artefacts in
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Williams, Stephen
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Williams, Stephen
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Williamson, G.A. ed. and trans. (1981):
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Windrow, Martin and
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Wise, Terence, and
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Wood, I.N. (1992): Continuity or
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Wood, Ian N. (1995): Pagan religion
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Wood, Ian N. (1996): Franken und
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Woods, David (1993): The ownership and
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Woods, David (1995): Julian,
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Woods, David (1996): The Scholae
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Woods, David
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Wynn, Philip (1997): Frigeridus, the
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Zimmermann,
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