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... Roman contexts from various parts of Europe , it is only after the Roman conquest in Britain and elsewhere that short - limbed dogs begin to appear in large numbers ( ibid .: 70 ) ; many of these possess bowed legs like the smaller dogs ...
... Roman contexts from various parts of Europe , it is only after the Roman conquest in Britain and elsewhere that short - limbed dogs begin to appear in large numbers ( ibid .: 70 ) ; many of these possess bowed legs like the smaller dogs ...
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... Roman Britain and their dogs should not be considered simply as an interesting addendum to the process of Romanisation ; rather , it is a significant manifestation of the changing values and perceptions of the first few centuries AD ...
... Roman Britain and their dogs should not be considered simply as an interesting addendum to the process of Romanisation ; rather , it is a significant manifestation of the changing values and perceptions of the first few centuries AD ...
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... Roman Britain . Oxford : British Archaeological Reports 15 , 118-210 . Harcourt , R.A. 1974 ' The dog in prehistoric and early historic Britain ' , Journal of Archaeological Science 1 , 151-175 . Luff , R.-M. 1982 A Zooarchaeological ...
... Roman Britain . Oxford : British Archaeological Reports 15 , 118-210 . Harcourt , R.A. 1974 ' The dog in prehistoric and early historic Britain ' , Journal of Archaeological Science 1 , 151-175 . Luff , R.-M. 1982 A Zooarchaeological ...
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