cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5284/1035179
title: Excavations at Trichay Street, Exeter 1972-74 (Exeter archive site 42)

description: From June to December 1972 and from March to April 1973, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavation on a plot of land between Pancras Lane and the rear tenement boundaries of North Street.  The plot was adjacent to Trichay Street and it was designated for development as part of the Guildhall Shopping Centre.
DOI: 10.5284/1035180
title: Excavations at 196-197 High Street, Exeter 1972-73 (Exeter archive site 43)

description: At various periods between late 1972 and early 1973, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavation within the surviving archaeologically intact areas of Nos. 196-97 High Street prior to the demolition of the major part of these buildings as part of the Guildhall shopping centre development.
DOI: 10.5284/1035181
title: Excavations at the Valiant Soldier, Exeter, 1973-74  (Exeter archive site 44)

description: From July 1973 to June 1974 excavations took place on the site of the former Valiant Soldier Public House at the top of Holloway Street in advance of a new road scheme.
DOI: 10.5284/1035182
title: Excavations at Friars' Gate, Exeter, 1973-74 (Exeter archive site 45)

description: Excavation took place at Friars Gate just outside the south gate of the Roman town in advance of road-widening: timber-framed buildings of military type were found.
DOI: 10.5284/1035183
title: Excavation at Friars' Walk, Exeter 1973 (Exeter archive site 46)

description: From May until June 1973, excavations took place on a plot of land fronting onto Friars Walk which was due for redevelopment.  The site was excavated by Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit.
DOI: 10.5284/1035184
title: Excavations at Bartholomew Street West, Exeter 1974 (Exeter archive site 47)

description: A kiln producing flagons and mortaria of VITANVS was the earliest feature.  The site was terraced tom accommodate a timber building in the late second century.  Domestic occupation had ceased by the late third century when a large ditch was dug across the site.
DOI: 10.5284/1035185
title: Excavation at Cricklepit Street, Exeter 1974 (Exeter archive site 48)

description: Following the collapse of a 40m. length of the city wall, the City Engineer's Department undertook emergency measures to consolidate the rest of the wall in this area.  It proved possible, in one trench, to remove some of the layers under controlled conditions, and thus to retrieve material with which to date the 5 main periods of activity revealed there and elsewhere.
DOI: 10.5284/1035186
title: Excavation at Southernhay Gardens, Exeter 1974 (Exeter archive site 49)

description: From August to September 1974 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation on a plot of land on the south-east side of the city between Southernhay East and Western Way to the south-west of Barnfield Road.  The site was to be developed and would include an underground car park, the foundations of which would clearly destroy all archaeological levels within its footprint.
DOI: 10.5284/1035187
title: Excavations at Holloway Street, Exeter 1974 (Exeter archive site 50)

description: From September to November 1974 excavations took place at the top of Holloway Street in advance of a new road scheme and housing for the area.  The site was excavated by the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit.
DOI: 10.5284/1035188
title: Excavations at 45-46 North Street, Exeter 1974 (Exeter archive site 51)

description: In late 1973 and early 1974, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook a rescue excavation within cellars of the existing buildings of Numbers 45-46 North Street at the junction of North Street and Waterbeer Street.  the excavation was in advance of building operations as part of the new Woolworth's store.
DOI: 10.5284/1035189
title: Excavations at Rack Street, Exeter 1974-75 (Exeter archive site 52)

description: From late 1974 to early 1975 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation on a site fronting onto Rack Street.  The site was later acquired for housing.
DOI: 10.5284/1035190
title: Excavation at Shilhay, Exeter 1975 (Exeter archive site 53)

description: Excavation at Shilhay, Exeter.  Archive contains finds information.
DOI: 10.5284/1035191
title: Excavations at Mary Arches Street, Exeter 1975 (Exeter archive site 54)

description: In 1975 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit carried out rescue recording of deeply stratified deposits on a plot of land adjacent to the St Mary Arches Church.
DOI: 10.5284/1035192
title: Excavations at 198 High Street, Exeter (Exeter archive site 55)

description: In 1975 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavation within the cellars of No.198 High Street.  Excavation was by open-area method within the total of four small trenches which were available for inspection.
DOI: 10.5284/1035193
title: Excavations at Exe Bridge, Exeter 1975-79 (Exeter archive site 56)

description: The excavations and recording work at Exe Bridge took place between the years 1975 and 1979 and were carried out by Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit.  The investigations showed that 8 and a half arches survived from the bridge built c.1200, which originally contained 17-18 arches.
DOI: 10.5284/1035194
title: Excavations at Beedles Terrace, Exeter 1976 (Exeter archive site 57)

description: A section 15m long at right angles to the city wall on the brow of a steep slope failed to locate a ditch.  A shallow quarry-pit proved to be of first-century date.
DOI: 10.5284/1035195
title: Excavations at Magdalen Street, Exeter 1976 (Exeter archive site 58)

description: Three small defensive ditches 30m from the city wall were sectioned.  The earliest, V-shaped and 1.85m deep, yielded a coin of Hadrian.
DOI: 10.5284/1035196
title: Excavations and Building recording at Polsloe Priory (St Katherine's Priory), Exeter, 1976-79 and 1991  (Exeter archive site 59)

description: In 1976, Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit excavated at St Katherine's Priory, a Benedictine nunnery, founded shortly before 1160.
In 1979 a survey of the fabric of the standing west range was made by Stuart Blaylock.
DOI: 10.5284/1035197
title: Excavations at Preston Street, Exeter 1976-77 (Exeter archive site 60)

description: Throughout December 1976 and at various times throughout 1977, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavations at the site of the Ford Signs works at 16 Preston Street in advance of new housing.
DOI: 10.5284/1035198
title: Observations at 228 High Street, Exeter, 1975 (Exeter archive site 61)

description: In January 1975, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook a watching brief and recording programme in the cellars of No.228 High Street.  The site is within the area of the former Roman legionary fortress.
DOI: 10.5284/1035199
title: Excavations at High Street Nat West Bank, Exeter 1977 (Exeter archive site 62)

description: Excavation under and adjacent to the National Westminster Bank revealed a wooden water-pipe trench with two branches leading off it.  This may have been the main supply from the aqueduct.
DOI: 10.5284/1035200
title: Excavations at Mermaid Yard, Exeter 1977-78 (Exeter archive site 63)

description: From January-August 1977 and May-June 1978 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavations at Mermaid Yard in advance of new housing.
DOI: 10.5284/1035201
title: Excavations at Rack Street, Exeter 1977-78 (Exeter archive site 64)

description: From September 1977 until January 1978, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation on the site of the Central Primary School adjacent to the previous Rack Street site of 1974-75.
DOI: 10.5284/1035202
title: Excavations at Holloway Street, Exeter 1978 (Exeter archive site 65)

description: Two pits were excavated, one dating to the early Flavian period, the other to the fourth century.
DOI: 10.5284/1035203
title: Excavations at Albany Road, Exeter 1978 (Exeter archive site 66)

description: Excavations took place at Albany Road in 1978.
DOI: 10.5284/1035204
title: Excavations at Flowerpot Lane, Exeter 1978 (Exeter archive site 67)

description: Excavations took place at Flowerpot Lane, Exeter in 1978.
DOI: 10.5284/1035205
title: Excavations at Queen Street, Exeter 1978 (Exeter archive site 68)

description: From August to October 1978, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation within standing buildings behind numbers 7-8 Queen Street in the area of the Old Wool Market.
DOI: 10.5284/1035206
title: Observations and Excavations at North Gate, Exeter, 1978 (Exeter archive site 69)

description: In March 1978 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook a watching brief at a site known as the North Gate, this being suspected site of the Roman city gate on its north-western side.
DOI: 10.5284/1035207
title: Excavations at Good Shepherd Hospital, Exeter 1979 (Exeter archive site 70)

description: A trial excavation at Good Shepherd Hospital in 1979, showed that all Roman deposits in this area had been removed by terracing in the 16th century.  The presence of a few human bones in the topsoil suggests that there may have been an inhumation cemetery here in the Roman period.  A pit and a ditch dating to the period 1610-30 produced useful groups of pottery including early clay pipes and part of a Raeren stoneware panel jug.
DOI: 10.5284/1035208
title: Lower Combe Street, Exeter 1979 (Exeter archive site 71)

description: In 1979 foundation trenches were dug along the north-west side of the Combe Valley behind the City Wall.  No buildings were located, but the excavation revealed deposits that provided further information about the depth and form of the Combe Valley in the early Roman period.
DOI: 10.5284/1035209
title: Excavations at 41-42 High Street, Exeter 1980 (Exeter archive site 72)

description: From January to February 1980 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation in the basement of Nos. 41-42 High Street prior to the proposed lowering of the floor level.
DOI: 10.5284/1035210
title: Excavations at Bartholomew Street East, Exeter 1980-81 (Exeter site archive 73)

description: In 1980 an excavation discovered three buildings: two barrack blocks and one unidentified and complicated sequence of medieval layers in the south-east extension area.
DOI: 10.5284/1035211
title: Excavations at Lucky Lane/Colleton Crescent, Exeter 1980 (Exeter archive site 74)

description: From February to May 1980, excavations took place in an area enclosed by Lucky Lane, Friars Gate and Colleton Crescent.  This area was undergoing redevelopment of the grounds of the listed Magnolia House which was itself undergoing reconstruction.  The excavations were conducted by the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit.
DOI: 10.5284/1035212
title: Excavations at Friernhay Street, Exeter 1981 (Exeter archive site 75)

description: From January to June 1981, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook an excavation on a plot of land adjacent to an angle in Friernhay Street on its south-western side.  The site was formerly occupied by Wheatons' printing works and was later acquired for housing.
DOI: 10.5284/1035213
title: Excavations at Paul Street, Exeter 1981-85 (Exeter archive site 76)

description: At various times between 1982 and 1985, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit undertook excavations in the area of the Old Bus Station in Paul Street Exeter in advance of the Harlequins shopping centre and multi-storey car park development.
DOI: 10.5284/1035214
title: Excavations at King William Street, Exeter 1983 (Exeter archive site 77)

description: Three trenches excavated in 1983 ahead of development on a site north-west of St Sidwell's church and outside the east gate of the Roman and medieval town, discovering a deep trench interpreted as Exeter's medieval aquaduct.
DOI: 10.5284/1035215
title: Excavations at St Nicholas Priory, Exeter 1983-84 (Exeter archive site 78)

description: October 1983 to February 1984 excavation by Exeter Museums Archaeological field Unit  in the grounds immediately to the south-east of the existing St Nicholas Priory Museum, between The Mint Lane and Friernhay Street at SX 9175 9247. The excavation revealed the west end of the priory church of St Nicholas, including the earliest west front, and 14th Century Tower and two Roman military barracks buildings.
DOI: 10.5284/1035216
title: Excavations at Albany Road, Exeter 1984 (Exeter archive site 79)

description: Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit carried out a trial excavation on the site, bounded by Cowick Street, Alphington Street, St Thomas' Station and the railway viaduct, in 1978 in advance of redevelopment revealing bronze casting in the late 16th and early 17th century. Additional excavation work was carried out on the site in 1984, following documentary and cartographic research which highlighted the significance of the site, with the aim of determining the extent of the metal working site and estimate its production volume.
DOI: 10.5284/1035217
title: Excavations at Alphington Street Shooting Marsh Stile, Exeter 1984 (Exeter archive site 80)

description: In the autumn of 1984, the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit excavated a site on the corner of Alphington Street and Shooting Marsh Stile in St Thomas revealing a medieval mill building, mid 11th century mill leat and later (14th -15th century) road with gravel metalling.
DOI: 10.5284/1035218
title: Excavations at Cricklepit Street, Exeter 1987-89 (Exeter archive site 81)

description: A small excavation in Cricklepit Street next to the site of the Watergate at the southern corner of the City Walls revealing early 15th century masonry of the City Wall, the flank wall and causeway revetment (left exposed and included in area landscaping).
DOI: 10.5284/1035219
title: Excavation at Bradninch Place, Exeter 1985 (Exeter archive site 82)

description: An excavation took place at Bradninch Place Exeter in 1985
DOI: 10.5284/1035220
title: Excavations at Exe Street, Exeter 1985-86 (Exeter archive site 83)

description: 1986-1986 rescue excavation at corner of Exe Street and Lower North Street iin advance of building construction. Roman features found include 1st century cremations, 2nd century quarry pits and a small timber building.  Medieval ditches and possible street metalling were found in addition to a 14th century pit and 17th century blacksmith's forge.
DOI: 10.5284/1035221
title: Archaeological recording at the Quay House, Exeter 1985-86 (Exeter archive site 84)

description: 1985-1986 developer excavations to examine condition of 17th century Customer House building revealed a well preserved Elizabethan quay wall including oak piles.
DOI: 10.5284/1035222
title: Excavations at Flowerpot Lane, Exeter 1986 (Exeter archive site 85)

description: The excavation, on the site of Hayes Barton a medieval manor for senior cleric, at Flowerpot Lane, was completed at the end of February 1987 and discovered a late 12th or early 13th century small rectangular ditched enclosure and a late 15th century, a large non-domestic building and later 16th century enclosure walls and outbuildings.
DOI: 10.5284/1035223
title: Excavations at Upper Paul Street, Exeter 1986 (Exeter archive site 86)

description: Excavation and watching brief undertaken May 1986 by the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit on a site at Upper Paul Street and consisting of two parallel trenches situated at SX 9198 9284.
DOI: 10.5284/1035224
title: Observations at Castle Ditch and Bradninch Place, Exeter, 1986 (Exeter archive site 87)

description: In August 1986,  the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit excavated three small trenches against the wall of the Museum to allow engineers access to examine the museum building foundations following subsidence due to an underlying ditch and to examine the fill of this ditch. The excavation confirmed that the ditch formed part of the medieval - Norman - outer defences.
DOI: 10.5284/1035225
title: Excavations at Magdalen Street, Exeter 1986-87 (Exeter archive site 88)

description: Excavations on this site were undertaken in advance of development on a site in front of the City Wall on the eastern side of the South Gate, bounded to the south by Magdalen Street and Southerhay. Revealing multi-phase defensive features dating from the later Roman period to the Civil War. A potential early Roman well was also found.
DOI: 10.5284/1035226
title: Excavation at St Catherine's Almshouses, Exeter 1987 (Exeter archive site 89)

description: In 1987-8, Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit excavated on the site of St Catherine's Almshouses and adjacent property in advance of re-consolidation and landscaping, revealing further the plan of the north-east range of the Roman house on the site and the structural sequence which preceded it.
DOI: 10.5284/1035227
title: Excavation at ABC Cinema, Exeter 1987 (Exeter archive site 90)

description: Excavation undertaken between September 1987 and February 1988 outside the East Gate revealing a large Saxo-Norman ditch, medieval aquaducts and a Civil War defensive redoubt, positioned to block direct access through the East Gate.
DOI: 10.5284/1035228
title: Excavation at Bowhill House Dunsford Hill, Exeter 1987-88 (Exeter archive site 91)

description: Various investigations were undertaken at the English Heritage property: Bowhill House, Dunsford Hill, Exeter, a medieval manor house, in the late 1980s and early 1990s. No files deposited with ADS.
DOI: 10.5284/1035229
title: Excavation at Guys Allotments, Exeter 1988 and 1996 (Exeter archive site 92)

description: A small trial excavation took place in the spring of 1988 on a disused allotment adjoining a proposed development site near the western edge of the floodplain of St Thomas.
DOI: 10.5284/1035230
title: Excavation at Haven Banks, Exeter 1988 (Exeter archive site 93)

description: Late 1980s, excavation and documentary research on several sites close to the river ahead of housing developments. At one site, Haven Banks a large artificial channel was discovered probably built to divert water from the river so as to facilitate the construction of a new deep-water approach channel and wharf at Exeter Quay in 1698-1701. No files relating to this site have been deposited with the ADS.
DOI: 10.5284/1035231
title: Archaeological recording at Acorn Roundabout, Exeter 1988-89 (Exeter archive site 94)

description: Excavations by Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit between October and November 1988 in advance of road alterations at The Acorn Roundabout site (immediately outside the Roman and medieval South Gate and City Wall) centered at SX 92160 92250. Earliest features and finds include three Pre-Roman Pits and three small Bronze Age pottery sherds. Roman military post-holes were also discovered. Early medieval activity on the site consists of a pit (earliest feature), two ditches and a group of stake and post holes, possibly relating to a structure, potentially an oven and a large number of cess pits. Civil War defenses consisted of two parallel (zigzagging pattern) ditches in front of the South gate and a larger inner ditch. Post Civil War tenement buildings brick and stone tenement buildings: houses and outbuildings, cobbled yards and garden plots which grew up during the 18th-20th centuries
DOI: 10.5284/1035232
title: Excavation at St Loyes Chapel, Exeter 1988-90 (Exeter archive site 95)

description: A small-scale trial excavation in late 1988 on site adjoining the ruined medieval St Loyes Chapel ahead of development locating the position of the missing north-western wall. The chapel itself was examined in September 1990 prior to structural repairs and repointing and removal of ivy showed that the south-east wall contained three narrow lancet windows with Beerstone frames and that the north-east wall contained no window but a small quatrefoil in the gable.
DOI: 10.5284/1035233
title: Excavations at South Gate, Exeter 1988 (Exeter archive site 96)

description: Excavations concluded early in 1989 in advance of road improvements around the Acorn Roundabout. Part of the stone Roman South Gate was uncovered and an earlier timber gate, associated with an earthen rampart. Earliest feature mid 1st-century legionary fortress Roman road and late 2nd century defensive earth bank on the line of the later Roman City Wall.
DOI: 10.5284/1035234
title: Excavations at Lower Combe Street, Exeter 1989 (Exeter archive site 97)

description: Excavations completed at the end of March 1990 by the Exeter Museums Archaeological field Unit ahead of development. The site lies on the inside of the City Wall in the area bounded by Western Way, Lower Coombe Street and Quay Hill. Investigation revealed a large Roman military compound contemporary with but separate to legionary fortress, evidence of late Saxon and early Norman cultivation with  ridge and furrow and two 11th-12th century pits plus 17th - 19th century tenements including a 17th century brick works.
DOI: 10.5284/1035235
title: Excavation and Building Recording at Cricklepit Mill, Exeter 1989 (Exeter archive site 98)

description: Outline drawings were made of the Cricklepit Mill standing buildings in 1989 prior to the demolition of Lower Mills.  The leat channels and derelict mill wheel were also partially recorded at this period
DOI: 10.5284/1035236
title: Excavations at Castle Gardens, Exeter 1990 (Exeter archive site 99)

description: Trial excavation trenches and fabric recording were undertaken in January and February 1990 at the southern corner of the Inner Ward of the Castle.  The archaeological work took place in advance of remedial works at a point where several deep cracks had developed in the wall.
DOI: 10.17632/ty9fxhvcgd.1
title: Datasets for: Lipase supplement alters the gastrointestinal environment in wild-type mice

description: 16S rRNA datasets, manifest and metadata files of study.
DOI: 10.15129/86d8530a-2388-4031-8045-e4921a953e98
title: IPC 2015 Abstract Dual-color InGaN LED array by transfer printing

description: The data was used for the IEEE photonic conference (2015) abstract entitled 'Dual-color InGaN LED array by transfer printing'. It was originally created in a OriginPro 9.0.0 file- the data summarised is that of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 of the published abstract.
The dataset is also represented in a table (TIFF format).
DOI: 10.15129/a948b08f-4f0c-480b-865a-26737553aef8
title: CdSxSe1-x/ZnS semiconductor nanocrystal laser with sub 10kW/cm2 threshold and 40nJ emission output at 600 nm

description: This dataset was utilised in the creation of the figures of the Optics Express publication of the same title. The data corresponds to Figures 1, 2 3 and 4 including measurements and fitting/model values. The data is given as .csv, the names of the file identifying the data with the corresponding figure.

More specifically, Fig 1b shows the absorption and emission spectra (normalised) of a type of colloidal quantum dot in solution. Data linked to Figure 2 represents the edge emission intensity as a function of the pump fluence for two structure configuration. It also contains values for the corresponding fitting curves based on the model described in the paper. The fitted values were obtained using Origin 9 and the equation/parameters given in the paper. The inset of Fig 2 plots the spectra of the edge emission for different values of pump fluence. Figure 3 represent 3 spectra: a spectrum under continuous wave pumping and 2 spectra (above the amplified spontaneous emission threshold) under pulsed excitation, corresponding to the 2 structures under study. The data also includes values for the decomposition of these spectra as two Gaussian peaks as determined with Origin 9 software. Figures 4a and 4b are the transfer functions (output intensity versus pump fluence) for the TE and TM0 modes of the laser build from the two waveguide structure. Inset are for the corresponding laser spectra.