Paul Pattison is Senior Historian at English Heritage. Steven Brindle is Senior Historian at English Heritage. David M. Robinson is a freelance historian and author.
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re-presentation of its heritage that will have resonances for
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Overall, this volume is an exemplar of a deep case study of the
practical, academic and philosophical and ethical dimensions of
researching the history and archaeology of a site in advance of
ambition re-presentation of its heritage that will have resonances
for parallel projects and buildings across Europe.'
Oliver Creighton, Medieval Archaeology
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