Damien Gregory
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Damien Gregory reports on protests surrounding the explorer's quincentenary celebrations. Published December 1 1991
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Damien Gregory's new history for the new Europe Published August 31 1990
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Damien Gregory finds new clues to the missing Roman legions
Published July 31 1990
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Oiled excavations at Tintagel
Published March 31 1990
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Damien Gregory explores jerry-building at Hampton Court
Published March 1 1990
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Published October 9 1989
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Damien Gregory investigates the debate over the proposed excavation of the Elizabeth Rose Theatre.
Published June 30 1989
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Damien Gregory on the use of Fort Nelson over Portsmouth, a fort known as a fine example of Victorian military architecture.
Published May 31 1989
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