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The in situ preservation of archaeological remains: using lysimeters to assess the impacts of saturation and seasonality
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  • 2017Preserving Archaeological Remains in Situ58 cited
  • 2000Saving the Sweet Track: Thein situpreservation of a Neolithic wooden trackway, Somerset, UK42 cited
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  • 2017Some thoughts on the monitoring and preservation of waterlogged archeological sites in eastern England6 cited

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