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'This is an impressive piece of research. It will undoubtedly become a key reference work on Roman tools and craft practices.' Professor Ellen Swift, University of Kent 'This publication will act as an important comparative resource for an international audience interested in the archaeology of Roman London and more specifically its tools.' Dr Philippa Walton, University of Reading 'This volume provides an essential work of reference on Roman iron tools. Not only is it an essential source for the archaeology of London, but it is also a key work of reference for the subject across the Roman Empire.' Professor Martin Millett, University of Cambridge

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Owen Humphreys is a Senior Registered Finds Specialist for Museum of London Archaeology, with an MA in Medieval Archaeology and a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Reading. Owen has also worked in field archaeology and has undertaken Post-Doctoral research exploring London's Roman leatherwork, and local archaeology in East Berkshire.

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