… with such interactions reflecting south-to-north movements of people. More data from southern
… We grouped individuals from Iberia (n = 32) and from outside Iberia (n = 172) to increase …

… the North Sea into Britain during the Early Middle Ages. As a result, the individuals who we
analysed from eastern England derived up to 76% of their ancestry from the continental North …

… [n = 26,000 women who gave birth in February 2007 from 135 participating NHS trusts] …
Leap N, Edwards N. The politics of involving women in decision making. In: Page LA, Campbell R…

This paper reports on the excavation of a small, but high-status, later seventh-century Anglo-Saxon
cemetery in Ely. Of fifteen graves, two were particularly well furnished, one of which …

… There were a number of phases of Roman activity, of which the main feature was a Roman
road running north–south from the settlement on Castle Hill (cf. Alexander and Pullinger …

… there are at least six known Bronze Age barrows or ring-ditches, the majority of which are
situated overlooking Babraham and the Granta Valley upon the high chalk ridge to the north …

… the excavation area, but curving off slightly to the north as it ran below the western wall of No…
The pit was at least 1.8m across from north to south and more than 0.80m wide. Its surviving …

An archaeological excavation was undertaken by the Cambridge Archaeological Unit on
land next to King's Garden Hostel, West Road, Cambridge. This work was commissioned by …

… The southern end of the bypass forms a junction with Ermine Street (the modern A1198; at
TL 278 627), while its northern end joins the same road just to the north-west of the village (at …

… The wide, shallow ditch, [002] (0.80m wide, 0.14m deep) had gently sloping sides and a flat
base, which sloped down towards the north and was filled with a compact, mid brown sandy …