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Walker J, 2007, ‘Watching brief at 1 The Croft, Burgh by Sands, Cumbria’, TCWAAS 3rd Series vol 7, 216-219.
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Journals and Series Studied:
AMT – Ancient Monument Transactions
ANW – Archaeology North West
Britannia
CARR – CWAAS research series
Greater Manchester’s Past Revealed
Historic England/English Heritage research reports and newsletters
JCAS – Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society New Series
IANW – Industrial Archaeology North West.
IAR – Industrial Archaeology Review
JMAS – Journal of the Merseyside Archaeology Society
Lancaster Imprints
Medieval Archaeology (no articles found)
PMA – Post-Medieval Archaeology
PPS – Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society
TCWAAS – Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Archaeological and Antiquarian Society New Series
VA – Vernacular Architecture
University of Salford Archaeological Monographs
General List
The following sources, which are not exhaustive, contain gazetteers and/or references to buildings and architects in the North West, or provide national typological context for the study of North West historic buildings.
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