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8 ARTICLES FOUND IN THE SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS
Volume	Page	Title	Type
Page 1 of 1, (16 rows per page; 8 rows available)
55, 1912	63	A Roman Glass Inkpot Found at Patcham, Sussex	SAC Article
99, 1961	78	An Anomalous Earthwork of the Late Bronze Age on Cock Hill	SAC Article
104, 1966	109	Stoke Clump, Hollingbury and the Early Pre-Roman Iron Age in Sussex	SAC Article
119, 1981	173	William Roe of Withdean: The Purchase and Management of a Small Estate on the South Downs 1794 to 1808 and its consequences for the Modern Landscape	SAC Article
121, 1983	198	An Armorican socketed axe from Hollingbury Hill	Archaeological note
122, 1984	29	Excavations at Hollingbury Camp, Sussex, 1967 - 1969	SAC Article
122, 1984	55	Earlier First Millennium Pottery from the Excavations at Hollingbury Camp, Sussex, 1967 - 1969	SAC Article
137, 1999	175	A Neolithic polished flint axe fragment from Hollingbury	Short article

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