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Wessex Archaeology Report no 1 S. J. Lobb and P. G. Rose (1996) Archaeological Survey of the Lower Kennet Valley, Berkshire. Wessex Archaeology Report no 9 Institute of Field Archaeologists (2001) Standards and Guidance for Archaeological Watching Briefs. 5 Watching Brief Report WA doc. re. 1410. Maybank and Matthews Architects Ltd.

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Four sites in the m district, all of which are known for their Lower Palaeolithic archaeological assemblages, are described and their stratigraphy is summarized. Three of these sites were visited by members of the Geologists' Association during a field excursion in June, 1992

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