Looking for Sources

[Tiberius Claudius Vindex]

Hi all,

I'm doing a paper for one of my classes about the destruciton of historical sites and was planning on using Hadrian's Wall and Montefortino as examples. I was searching the university's library but I wasn' able to get very good sources. I was wondering if there are any books and/or articles out there that might help me get a history of the sites?

[Caius Fabius]

why not do a search on Amazon.com Amazon.uk Bibliofind.com bookfinder.com for relevant keywords, and then see if you can find book reviews.

[Praefectusclassis]

Better. Have university access? I'm sure they allow a search for article titles. Get yourself a copy of the Oxford Classical Dictionary 3rd ed., and look up the literature with Hadrian's Wall and Montefortino, if they're in there.

[Andrew Brozyna]

There is an article in the journal, BRITANNIA 34 2003: J.R.L. Allen, E.J. Rose and M.G. Fulford: Re-use of Roman Stone in the Reedham Area of East Norfolk: Intimations of a Possible 'Lost' Roman Fort.
http://www.romansociety.org/webbrit03.htm#bk9
It looks like it could be of use to your paper.

[Andrew Brozyna]

Also BRITANNIA 32 (2001): John F. Potter: The Occurrence of Roman Brick and Tile in Churches of the London Basin, 119-42

[Robert Vermaat]

I'm doing a paper for one of my classes about the destruciton of historical sites

Maybe this is of interest: [url:1idaw6te]http://www.archaeologicalplanningconsultancy.co.uk/papers/001_plough.html[/url]

[L. Aufidius Pantera]

a useful resource for searching worldwide is also

http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/hylib/en/kvk.html

its an online catalogue at Karslruhe which links into all the major world libraries (admittedly Germany biassed, but hey), as well as major online bookshops...

just bung in keywords and bob may well be your uncle...

C.