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		Document Description
		Delgovicia at Fimber – Antonine Iter I \| Saxon History
		Praetorio — A Hypothesis: The Roman Harbour District at Flamborough Head
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ Understanding the Geographia
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ deciphering Albion (England and Wales)
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ deciphering Caledonia(Scotland)
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ deciphering Hibernia (Ireland)
		Roman Fortifications
		Roman Glass Making — A Division of Labour
		Roman Iron Supply Chain — from Wealden Bloomery to Continental Fleet
		Roman Iron, Frontiers and Fragmentation — the economics of Roman decline
		Roman Ironworking in the weald and why it declined
		Roman Roads — A Reference Guide
		Roman Roads in Britain
		Roman Iron Producing Regions and Production
		The Antonine Itinerary ‑ Brittannia I \| Saxon History
		The Carausian Iron & Naval Network
		The History of Carausius & Pevensey Fort
		The Lagoon That Built a Roman Empire — Saxon Place Names of the Pevensey Levels
		The Land That Fed the Roman Fleet — Saxon Place Names of the Ouse and Cuckmere Corridor
		The Original Bremenium: A Reappraisal of the Iter I Distance from Corstopitum
		The Roman and Early Romano‑British Landscape Between Pevensey and the Ouse
		The Roman Gallic Empire 260AD ‑ 274AD
		The Variable Ocean: Roman Locations that have not been identified and roads that just terminate
		The Wealden Iron Industry — 1st Century — Exploration 43 to 100 AD
		The Wealden Iron Industry — 2nd Century — Consolidation Under Direct Fleet Management
		The Wealden Iron Industry — 3rd Century — Full Industrial Scale
		The Wealden Iron Industry — 4th Century — Deliberate Contraction
		Town Creep ‑ a Roman settlement ??
		Visualising Roman Ironworking in the Weald