From temples to Thames Street 2000 years of riverside development : archaeological excavations at the Salvation Army international headquarters, 99-101 Queen Victoria Street, City of London
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- author: Timothy Bradley
- publication date: 2008
- book publisher: Pre-Construct Archaeology
- book series: Pre-Construct Archaeology Limited monograph
- book subjects: London (England), Excavations (Archaeology)-England-London, London (England)-Antiquities, Roman
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