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Hundreds of books and publications have been read and investigated as part of the Sherwood Forest Archaeology Project. Below is a list of many of these.
One of the stated aims of the Sherwood Forest Archaeology Project is to be a central ‘heritage hub’ for the Forest.
For this reason we have compiled the following list of some of the available sources that have gone into researching this project.
It is hoped that this list is of use to anyone looking to research Sherwood Forest in their community…
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