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Title Wetland heritage of Holderness : an archaeological survey / edited by Robert Van de Noort and Stephen Ellis ; by Alex Bayliss ...[et al.].
Publication Info Hull : Humber Wetlands Project, School of Geography and Earth Resources, The University of Hull, 1995.


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Descript 387p.
ISBN 0859581918
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Subject Water-saturated sites (Archaeology) -- England -- Holderness.
Archaeological surveying -- England -- Holderness.
Holderness (England) -- Antiquities.
East Yorkshire collection.
Alt author Van de Noort, Robert.
Ellis, S. (Stephen)
Bayliss, Alexandra.
University of Hull. Humber Wetlands Project.
Descript 387p.
ISBN 0859581918
Subject Water-saturated sites (Archaeology) -- England -- Holderness.
Archaeological surveying -- England -- Holderness.
Holderness (England) -- Antiquities.
East Yorkshire collection.
Alt author Van de Noort, Robert.
Ellis, S. (Stephen)
Bayliss, Alexandra.
University of Hull. Humber Wetlands Project.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Local History h  q CC 77 W48 W5  8 WEEK LOAN  ASK at the Reading Room
 BJL 4th Floor  q CC 77 W48 W5  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Water-saturated sites (Archaeology) -- England -- Holderness.
Archaeological surveying -- England -- Holderness.
Holderness (England) -- Antiquities.
East Yorkshire collection.
Descript 387p.
Alt author Van de Noort, Robert.
Ellis, S. (Stephen)
Bayliss, Alexandra.
University of Hull. Humber Wetlands Project.
ISBN 0859581918
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