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39 ARTICLES FOUND IN THE SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS
Volume	Page	Title	Type
Page 1 of 3, (16 rows per page; 39 rows available)
Page:123
118, 1980	377	Castle Field, Hartfield (TQ 481 361)	Archaeological note
120, 1982	205	Chert Axe or Pick from Ashdown Forest	Archaeological note
121, 1983	186	A Multi-period Stone Age site on Ashdown Forest	Archaeological note
121, 1983	190	The Proposed Maresfield and Uckfield bypasses: a Fieldwalk Survey including Maresfield Park and Cave	Archaeological note
121, 1983	202	A Sussex Celtic Head re-discovered	Archaeological note
122, 1984	208	The Prehistoric Occupation of a Former Part of Ashdown Forest	Archaeological note
123, 1985	246	A Rock Shelter at Stone Rocks, East Grinstead	Archaeological note
118, 1980	389	The Church of Sir Richard de Wych and the Thompson Family of Ashdown Park, Hartfield	Historical note
108, 1970	39	Garden Hill Camp, Hartfield	SAC Article
110, 1972	10	A Roman Bloomery at Great Cansiron, near Holtye	SAC Article
110, 1972	31	Two newly-discovered Medieval Sites	SAC Article
111, 1973	27	A Romano-British Bloomery at Pippingford, Hartfield	SAC Article
112, 1974	30	King’s Standing, Ashdown Forest	SAC Article
112, 1974	34	The Prehistoric Occupation of the Ashdown Forest Area of the Weald	SAC Article
113, 1975	51	Old Buxted Place	SAC Article
113, 1975	146	An Abandoned Medieval Industrial Site at Parrock, Hartfield	SAC Article

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