Insects in the City: An archaeoentomological perspective on London's past

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2014
Six-legged hitchhikers: an archaeobiogeographical account of the early dispersal of grain beetles
King, G., Kenward, H., Schmidt, E. & Smith, D., 1 Feb 2014, In: Journal of the North Atlantic. 23, p. 1-18 18 p.
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2013

Defining an ‘indicator package’ to allow identification of ‘cess pits’ in the archaeological record.
Smith, D., 2013, In: Journal of Archaeological Science. 40, p. 526-543
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2012

'Well, Sextus what can we do withthis?’ The disposal and use of insect-infested grain in Roman Britain.
Smith, D. & Kenward, H., 2012, In: Environmental Archaeology. 17, p. 141-150
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2011

Roman Grain Pests in Britain: Implications for grain supply and agricultural production
Smith, D. & Kenward, HK., 16 Mar 2011, In: Britannia. 42, p. 243-262 20 p.
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