Items where Author is "Hartley, Kay"

Client Report

Palmer, Simon and Miles, David and Smith, Alex and Jones, Grace Perpetua and Allen, Leigh and Atherton, Kate and Bayliss, Alex and Booth, Paul and Brown, Kayt and Cool, Hilary and Cromarty, Anne Marie and Dickinson, Brenda and Evans, Emma-Jayne and Green, Sarah and Harman, Mary and Hartley, Kay and Henig, Martin and Ingrem, Claire and Jones, Julie and Jones, Martin and King, Cathy and Marshall, Alistair and Mellor, Maureen and Morgan, Graham and Morris, Elaine and Northover, Peter and Perry, Ann and Price, Jennifer and Roberts, Mark R and Robinson, Mark and Roe, Fiona and Salter, Chris and Scott, Ian and Scott, Nicola and Straker, Vanessa and Sykes, Naomi and Webster, Peter and Williams, David and Witkin, Annsofie and Lorimer, Rosalyn and Lorimer, Peter (2007) Iron Age and Roman Settlement in the Upper Thames Valley Excavations at Claydon Pike and other sites within the Cotswold Water Park Thames Valley Landscapes Monograph No. 26 2007. [Client Report]

Monograph

Biddulph, Edward and Hartley, Kay and Booth, Paul and Hunter, Kath and Nicholson, Rebecca and Cameron, Nigel and Smith, David (2019) Appendices 3-8 of Ridgeway, V, Taylor, J, and Biddulph, E, 2019 A bath house, settlement and industry on Roman Southwark’s North Island. Excavations along the route of Thameslink Borough Viaduct and at London Bridge Station, OAPCA Thameslink Monograph 1. Other. Pre-Construct Archaeology.

Allen, Tim and Darvill, Timothy and Green, Sarah and Jones, Margaret and Bayley, Justine and Booth, Paul and Brunner-Ellis, Robin and Butcher, Sarnia and Cropper, Cecily and Harman, Mary and Hartley, Kay and Hingley, Richard and Jones, Gillian and King, Cathy and Letts, John and Levitan, Bruce and MacRobert, Liz and Palmer, Alan and Robinson, Mark and Salter, Chris and Shepherd, John and Simpson, Grace and Williams, David (1993) Excavations at Roughground Farm, Lechlade, Gloucestershire: a prehistoric and Roman landscape Thames Valley Landscapes: the Cotswold Water Park, Volume 1. Project Report. Oxford Archaeological Unit, Oxford.