Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society; Volume 17 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176759589)

The Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society, Volume 17, presents a collection of articles and reports detailing recent archaeological investigations and historical research focused on the city of Chester and its surrounding region. Published by the Chester Archaeological Society, this volume offers valuable insights into the area's rich past, from Roman occupation to medieval developments and beyond.

Readers will find detailed analyses of archaeological finds, architectural studies, and historical documents that shed light on the lives of past inhabitants and the evolution of the landscape. This volume serves as an essential resource for archaeologists, historians, and anyone interested in the history and heritage of Chester and Cheshire. Featuring contributions from leading experts, the journal continues to foster a deeper understanding of the region's cultural significance.

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