Keith Nurse
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History titles dominated the first-ever Samuel Johnson prize for non-fiction.
Published July 31 1999
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New theory explores the frontier earthworks on the Welsh border.
Published July 31 1999
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The price of archaeology in Kent
Published June 30 1995
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Keith Nurse investigates new archaeological findings linking wine producing to Roman England. Published January 1 1994
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Keith Nurse explores the findings of a post excavations studies carried out on an ancestral burial ground in Warwickshire.
Published June 30 1993
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An article about a project in exploring Jewish instrumental music Published June 30 1993
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Keith Nurse explores the excavations of recently-discovered Roman remains Published March 1 1992
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Keith Nurse describes important Iron Age finds in Norfolk on display at the British Museum
Published July 31 1991
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Keith Nurse reveals news of Anglo-Saxon jewellery find in Suffolk.
Published April 30 1991
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Keith Nurse describes the warlike aristocracy uncovered by an archaeological finding in Yorkshire.
Published February 1 1988
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Keith Nurse raises questions about the state of Britain’s hospital buildings.
Published August 31 1987
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Keith Nurse examines a collection of Indian art at the Powis Castle in Wales.
Published August 31 1987
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Keith Nurse on an urban archaeological undertaking in Blackfriars Bridge, London
Published May 31 1987
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Keith Nurse explores how archaeologists have managed to gain financial funding for excavations from the Department of Transport.
Published March 1 1987
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