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Itinera

The Journal of the Roman Roads Research Association

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WAYNE KIRK, A Lidar Based Appraisal of the Roman Roads in Northamptonshire

NEIL GODFREY, Roman Roads and Rural Romano-Celtic Temples in Roman Britain - Perspectives and Case Studies

ROBERT ENTWISTLE, The Principles of Roman Surveying as Displayed in Long-Distance Alignments

1 - 42 RATLEDGE, The Roman Road from Birdoswald to Bewcastle, Cumbria, RR865, A LiDAR Reappraisal

FLORIN-GHEORGE FODOREAN, The Roman Imperial Road in Dacia: Lederata / Dierna - Porolissum. A General Overview.

ADRIANA PANAITE, Roman Roads in Moesia Inferior: the History of Research and the Road Network

MIKE LUKE & RUTH WATKINS, A Review of Roman Roads Within and From the ‘Small Town’ at Sandy

PAUL SMITH, A Review of the Status of RR193: Greensforge, Staffordshire to Newtown, Powys

KEITH ABBOTT, Trails of Breadcrumbs: Predictive Methodologies use to enhance Analysis and Discovery of Past Movement across Roman Britain

43 - 74 72ATLEDGE, The Roman Road from Birdoswald to Bewcastle, Cumbria, RR865, A LiDAR Reappraisal

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Roman Roads in 2024 - recent research and fieldwork on Roman roads in Britain

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DAVE ARMSTRONG & MIKE HOLMES, Newly Allocated Margary Road Numbers


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ROMAN ROADS IN 2024

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Volume V, 2025

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J. Tanner & A. Gardner (Eds.), Materialising the Roman Empire. (By Paul Booth)

285 - 288 RATLEDGE, The Roman Road from Birdoswald to Bewcastle, Cumbria, RR865, A LiDAR Reappraisal

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William S. Hanson, Richard E. Jones & Nick Hannon, Exploring the Antonine Wall with Terrestrial Remote Sensing, (By John Poulter)

289 - 290 RATLEDGE, The Roman Road from Birdoswald to Bewcastle, Cumbria, RR865, A LiDAR Reappraisal

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