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1.
THE ECCLESIOLOGIST,
Extracts from The Ecclessiologist from 1850 - 1863, mainly on
architectural subjects, bound together in two volumes, c300pp in each vol,
many plates & folding plans, cloth slightly rubbed 2 vols £75.00
2.
THE NATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA:
A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge by Writers of Eminence in Literature,
Science, and Art, William Mackenzie, London, Edinburgh and Glasgow nd 1864
13 vols, each with over 1000 pages, very many mainly steel engraved plates
plus coloured maps, half leather with gilt dec spine and raised bands,
cloth boards slightly sunned on some volumes, 4to An attractive and
decorative set £240.00
Covers many topics and includes finely
engraved plates of agricultural subjects, machinery, scientific subjects,
natural history geology, classical archaeology etc
3.
(Album) ALBUM OF CATHEDRAL
PHOTOGRAPHS, c 1860-70, photos mounted on card with decorative borders,
one to a page, one signed Thomas Lewis, full black morocco with gilt
bands, rebacked with spine relaid & new red label, 4to £60.00
Exterior shots and interior details,
many showing sculpture or doorways. 2 each of Canterbury, York, Lincoln,
Salisbury, Exeter, 3 of Durham, Norwich, Gloucester, Ely, Winchester,
Hereford, Winchester, Peterborough, Worcester, Wells, Ripon, 8 of
Lichfield
4.
Anderson J Corbet
THE
ROMAN CITY OF URICONIUM at Wroxeter, Salop: Illustrative of the History
and Social Life of our Romano-British Forefathers. London 1867, x + 150pp,
12pls + text woodcuts, gilt imp dec cloth slightly rubbed, spine sightly
faded, first few pls lightly foxed £38.50
5.
ARCHAEOLOGIA
Vol
XIV, 1803, Society of Antiquaries of London xii +311pp, original half
leather with marbled boards corners rubbed, rebacked with new leather
spine with gilt lines & black label, 4to £36.00
Sculptures in Romsey Abbey; Polden Hill
Hoard; Topesfield Roman Burial; Carved chimney piece at Speke Hall; Civil
War Defences of Bristol; Prior’s Chapel Ely; Walls of Constantinople
6.
Ashbee C R
THE
TRINITY HOSPITAL IN MILE END: An Object Lesson in National History, by C R
Ashbee, MA, Architect, Being the First Monograph of the Committee for the
Survey of the Memorials of Greater London, published by the Guild and
School of Handicraft, Essex House, Bow, London, E. 1896, 36pp, 12pls inc
foldouts inc 2 col, card slightly torn, 4to £85.00
Historic volume protesting against the
proposed destruction of the Trinity Hospital by the Corporation of Trinity
House, which was refused by the Charity Commission. This volume led to the
establishment of the Survey of London. The almshouses were restored by the
LCC. See Cherry B et al London 5, East, Buildings of England, p465/6
7.
(Bateman T)
A
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF THE ANTIQUITIES AND MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS
PRESERVED IN THE MUSEUM OF THOMAS BATEMAN, AT LOMBERDALE HOUSE,
DERBYSHIRE, Bakewell, Printed for the Author by James Gratton, Matlock
Street 1855, xii + 305pp, text illustrations, imp dec cloth, spine
slightly faded. Inscription from Bateman to Charles Warne. Two letters by
Bateman,inserted about a parcel of autographs, one to Warne & one to
Charles Roach Smith £195.00
8.
Bateman T
TEN
YEARS’ DIGGINGS IN CELTIC AND SAXON GRAVE MOUNDS, in the Counties of
Derby, Stafford, and York, from 1848 to 1858; with Notices of Some Former
Discoveries Hitherto Unpublished, and Remarks on the Crania and Pottery
from the Mounds, London 1861, 309 pp, 59 text illustrations, orig imp dec
cloth, with new spine, bookplates of G S Gibson & N E S Norris £110.00
Thomas Bateman of Youlgrave Manor,
Derbyshire, was one of the great barrow diggers of the 19th century, much
influenced by Colt Hoare. His collections, mainly from the barrows of
Derbyshire now form the nucleus of the Prehistoric Collections in
Sheffield Museum. See Howarth ‘Catalogue of Bateman Collection’
9.
Barclay E
STONEHENGE AND ITS EARTH-WORKS, Nutt London 1895, vii + 152pp, 6plans &
many illustrations, cloth, spine faded and edges slightly rubbed, teg,
recent endpapers, 4to £65.00
10.
Bruce J Collingwood
LAPIDARIUM SEPTENTRIONALE, or, A Description of the Monuments of Roman
Rule in the North of England. Published by the Society of Antiquaries of
Newcastle upon Tyne, Quaritch London 1875, xvi + 492pp, 14large engraved
plates & folding maps, inc one in back pocket, some coloured, very many
text figs, slight foxing to prelims but otherwise clean, half morocco with
raised bands, rebacked with original cracked spine re-laid, teg, lg 4to
£395.00
Bruce (1805-1892), was born in
Newcastle where his father was a schoolmaster and he became proprietor of
the school in 1834. He was an enthusiatic antiquary. He annually visited
Hadrian’s Wall and organised ‘Pilgrimages’in 1851 and 1886. He was
Secretary and Vice President of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle.
This work is a detailed description of
finds, inscriptions & sculptures concentrating on Hadrian's Wall area but
includes other related material such as a full page colour illustration of
the Malpas (Cheshire) diploma
11.
Buckman Prof & Newmarch C H
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE REMAINS OF ROMAN ART
IN CIRENCESTER The Site of Antient Corinium. Bell 1850, Bell 1850, xxxii
+ 155pp, 12pl inc 5 col (4 of which are of pavements) + 44 wood
engravings, embossed dec cloth worn & flecked with paint, new cloth spine
with gilt lettering, new endpapers, 4to, teg £36.00
Contains an interesting discussion and
technical analysis of the recently discovered mosaic pavements at
Cirencester
12.
Cochet L'Abbe
LA
NORMANDIE SOUTERRAINE ou Notices sur des Cimetieres Romains et des
Cimetieres Francs explores en Normandie, Rouen/Paris 1st ed 1854, xv +
406pp + subscribers’ list, 17pls + text woodcuts, half leather, corners
slightly rubbed, gilt dec spine - fine French binding of the period,
loosely inserted 16pp pamphlet of reviews of the work including the review
by Roach Smith. Interesting association copy . Originally owned by W(ake)
Smart, handwritten compliments slip from Cochet to Roach Smith pasted in,
with pencil note by Smart that this was given him by Mr Warne. Handwritten
note by Martin Biddle that he bought the book in Weymouth from a shop who
had purchased it at the St George Gray sale in 1970 £98.00
Publication of the outstanding finds
made in the Roman & Frankish cemeteries of Normandy
13.
English H S
THE
LAWS RESPECTING PEWS OR SEATS IN CHURCHES, John Hatchard Piccadilly
London 1826, 142pp, original boards slightly rubbed & marked, paper label
£58.00
An interesting treatise on pew rents
14.
Evans J (Sir)
THE
ANCIENT STONE IMPLEMENTS, Weapons and Ornaments, of Great Britain. 2nd
revised ed Longmans 1897, xviii + 747pp, 479 pls & figs, feps slightly
foxed, gilt dec cloth slightly rubbed, spine faded £85.00
15.
Jewitt Llewellynn
GRAVE-MOUNDS AND THEIR CONTENTS: A Manual of Archaeology, as Exemplified
in the Burials of the Celtic, Romano-British, and the Anglo-Saxon Periods,
London 1870, xxi + 306pp, 489 text woodcuts, foxing to prelims and on some
other pages, decorated cloth marked & rubbed, rebacked with spine relaid,
new endpapers, aeg, £52.00
Very attractive woodcut illustrations
of antiquities, particularly the contents of barrows
16.
Kemble J M
HORAE
FERALES; OR, STUDIES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE NORTHERN NATIONS (edited
by R G Latham & A W Franks), London 1863, xii + 251pp, 24 litho pls inc
some hand col, some slight occasional spotting, imp gilt dec cloth,
rebacked with original spine relaid, teg, lg 4to £375.00
17.
Lane-Fox Pitt Rivers A Lt Gen (Myres J L ed)
THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURE AND OTHER ESSAYS,
OUP 1906, xx + 232pp, 21pls of figs, mainly folding, ½ leather slightly
rubbed with marbled boards, J L Myres’ editors copy especially bound from
editor’s proofs £85.00
18.
Long W STONEHENGE AND ITS BARROWS,
reprinted from Wilts Arch Magazine Vol XVI, Devizes 1876, v + 244pp, 26
plates & plans, paper covers slightly worn & small part of rear cover
lacking £38.50
This was the best description of
Stonehenge when it was published and contains much useful historical
information as well as attractive illustrations. Detailed analysis of the
discoveries made by Colt Hoare and others in the barrows adjacent to
Stonehenge
19.
Mortimer J R
FORTY
YEARS RESEARCHES IN BRITISH AND SAXON BURIAL MOUNDS OF YORKSHIRE, London &
Hull 1905, lxxxvi + 452pp, 1028figs, coloured foldout map, tables, ¼
green morocco slightly rubbed, teg, 4to
£165.00
Classic description of late Victorian
barrow excavations (Bronze Age and Saxon) in East Yorkshire. The finds are
now in Hull Museum
20.
Nicholson P
THE
STUDENT’S INSTRUCTOR IN DRAWING AND WORKING THE FIVE ORDERS OF
ARCHITECTURE Fully Explaining the Best Methods for Striking Regular and
Quirked Mouldings: for diminishing and glueing of columns and capitals;
for finding the true diameter of an order to any given height: for
striking the Ionic volute, circular or elliptical: with finished examples
on a large scale ...... and some designs for door cases elegantly engraved
in 41 pls, London 6th edition considerably augmented and improved 1835,
88pp + 41 pls + publisher’s catalogue, ink architectural drawing on rear
pastedown, full leather slightly worn with new spine & new red label
£175.00
21.
Pitt-Rivers A (Lt Gen)
EXCAVATIONS IN CRANBORNE CHASE, 4 vols,
Privately published 1887-1905, Vol I Romano British Village at Woodcuts &
Rushmore Park 1881-5, xix + 254pp, Vol II Barrows Near Rushmore, Romano
British Village Rotherley, Winkelbury Camp & Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, xvii +
287pp, Vol III Excavations in Bokerley Dyke & Wansdyke 1882-91, xvi +
308pp, Vol IV South Lodge Camp, Barrows & Camp at Handley etc, ix + 242pp,
+ 317 pl in the 4 vols, inscription from the author, blue cloth with gilt
dec of Kimmeridge shale, teg, volume 1 hinges neatly reinforced and
binding slightly faded, all volumes slightly rubbed but generally a nice
bright set £550.00
22.
Pitt-Rivers A (Lt Gen)
KING JOHN’S HOUSE, TOLLARD ROYAL WILTS,
Privately published 1890, v + 26pp + 25pls, gilt imp dec cloth with
extremities slightly rubbed, but otherwise a very crisp copy, teg, 4to,
inscription from the author £75.00
Important study of a Royal park and
hunting lodge, with architectural & archaeological information
23.
Richards M (Morgrugyn Machno) SLATE QUARRYING, AND HOW TO MAKE IT
PROFITABLE. BUBBLE COMPANIES, BRIBERY, SWINDLING, AND IMCOMPETENT
MANAGEMENT EXPOSED, Watts & Co London & Evan Williams Bangor nd c 1880,
149pp + 4pp publisher’s catalogue of works by Morgan Richards & Mrs
Morgan Richards, 3 litho pls inc 1 hand coloured, cloth spined pictorial
boards slightly browned, spine rubbed £120.00
Richards became the first president
of the North Wales Quarrymen’s Union. Detailed study of slate extraction,
conditions, wages, alcoholism, quarry owners and all the problems
associated with the slate industry leading to the strikes of 1874 and the
formation of the Union
24.
Richardson C J
THE
ENGLISHMAN'S HOUSE: A Practical Guide for Selecting or Building a House,
Chatto & Windus new ed 1898, vi + 504pp, 534 ills, col frontispiece
showing an 'Elizabethan' model village, gilt imp dec blue cloth slightly
rubbed £75.00
This book was originally published in
1870 as 'Picturesque Designs for Mansions, Villas, Lodges (etc)'. The book
consists of 40 designs, mostly gateway lodges & villas, but also includes
an ice house, school & rectory
25.
Stewart D J (Rev)
THE
ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY OF ELY CATHEDRAL, London 1868, viii + 296pp,
vignette frontispiece + 21pls inc 8 folding, plan of Ely in twice, cloth,
spine faded, bookplate of Harold Brakspear £68.00
26.
Smith C Roach
ILLUSTRATIONS OF ROMAN LONDON, London, Printed for the Subscribers and
not published 1859, iv + 177pp, 41pls inc some col + engraved text figs,
some scattered spotting, recently attractively rebound in dark green
quarter leather with marbled boards, spine with gilt lines and black
leather label, 4to £145.00
Deals with the discovery of important
monuments including the tomb of Classicanus, mosaic pavements from
Threadneedle Street & the Bank of England and many small finds made by
Roach Smith in the course of observing building work in the City of London
27.
Smith Henry Ecroyd
RELIQUIAE ISURIANAE: The Remains of the Roman Isurium, (Now Aldborough,
Near Boroughbridge, Yorkshire), Illustrated, London 1852, 62pp +
subscribers’ list + iv pp adverts for chromolithos of mosaic pavements,
35pls inc chromolithos & some hand coloured of mosaics & other finds,
large folding frontispiece, orig imp dec cloth rebacked & spine relaid,
part faded & worn, corners slightly bumped, lg 4to, armorial bookplate of
Peter Dowding Prankerd £225.00
The attractive frontispiece shows the
author & his wife looking over Aldborough from the top of the church
tower. He published a supplement in 1867 on the pavement of Romulus &
Remus. Smith lived in York and then moved to the Liverpool area
28.
Sumner Heywood
LOCAL
PAPERS ARCHAEOLOGICAL & TOPOGRAPHICAL, HAMPSHIRE, DORSET & WILTSHIRE,
Chiswick Press 1931, 248pp, 43 plans, illustrations and maps, cloth,
pencil note ‘R M Woolley 1941, from Heywood Sumner’s house, he died this
year’ £65.00
29.
Surridge T (Rev)
NOTICES
OF ROMAN INSCRIPTIONS DISCOVERED AT HIGH ROCHESTER, RISINGHAM, AND
RUDCHESTER, IN NORTHUMBERLAND, Under the Patronage of His Grace Algernon,
Duke and Earl of Northumberland .... , Newcastle upon Tyne 1853, 28+ 4 pls,
some ink ticks on errata page & a few corrections in text, recently bound
in boards with watered silk spine, new endpapers, bookplate of Thomas
Hodgkin remounted on front paste down, 4to £72.00
This book is not noted in Bonser’s
Romano-British Bibliography nor in Collingwood & Wright The Roman
Inscriptions of Britain. It contains information about the discovery in
1852 of altars and inscriptions at High Rochester from an excavation
carried out by Rev Preston. The interpretation of these tombstones, now
in the Duke of Northumberland’s Museum in Alnwick Castle, engendered some
controversy at the time, and the correspondence relating to this is
published in this book
30.
Walbran J R
A GUIDE
TO RIPON, FOUNTAINS ABBEY, HARROGATE, BOLTON PRIORY, AND SEVERAL PLACES OF
INTEREST IN THEIR VICINITY, 12th edition revised by the Rev Canon Raine,
and Mr William Fowler Stephenson, Ripon 1875, xviii + 210pp + 8pp
publishers catalogue, steel engravings + text woodcuts & folding map, gilt
dec cloth £48.00
31.
Wallace R
FARM
LIVE STOCK OF GREAT BRITAIN, Lockwood 3rd rev ed 1893, xxii + 350pp +
16pp adverts, 75 pls + figs & 4maps, cloth rebacked with slightly faded
spine relaid, new endpapers £38.00
32.
Wild J (Rev)
THE
HISTORY OF CASTLE BYTHAM; Its Ancient Fortress and Manor, its Feudal
Lords, Vaudey Abbey etc, etc, Henry Johnson Stamford 1871, viii + 139pp,
pls & folding plan, cloth, base of spine damaged & marked £24.50
33.
Williams H (ed)
GILDAS:
The Ruin of Britain, Fragments from Lost Letters, the Penitential, the
Lorica of Gildas, together with Life of Gildas written in the Monastery of
Ruiz, Brittany, Life of Gildas written by Caradoc of LLancarvan,
Cymmrodorion Record Series No 3 1901, 2 parts, 420pp, recently rebound
with ¼ cloth & paper covered boards, new endpapers, original paper covers
fraying at edges bound in £75.00
34.
Wright T URICONIUM; A Historical
Account of the Roman City, and of the Excavations made upon its Site at
Wroxeter, in Shropshire, forming a sketch of the condition and history of
the Welsh Border during the Roman Period. Longmans 1872, x + 456pp,
engraved frontispiece and many text figs, original impressed dec cloth,
some minor foxing, cr 4to £68.00
35.
Anderson A
INTERPRETING POTTERY, Batsford 1984, 210pp, 29pls + 49 figs, card
£12.50
Concentrates particularly on the
interpretation of Roman pottery from the North West Provinces of the Roman
Empire
36.
Anon THE HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF
ASHBOURN, THE VALLEY OF THE DOVE, and the Adjacent Villages, Moorland
reprint (1839) 1978, viii + 380pp, 22pls, cloth, dw £22.50
Includes Ilam Hall, Tissington Hall,
Okeover, Alton Towers, Uttoxeter, Sudbury Hall, Ecton Mines etc
37.
Aston M INTERPRETING THE LANDSCAPE:
Landscape Archaeology & Local History, Routledge (1985) 1997 imp, 168pp,
94pls & figs, card, cr 4to £18.50
38.
Baedeker K
ITALY:
Handbook for Travellers, Third Part, Southern Italy and Sicily, with
excursions to the Lipari Islands, Malta, Sardinia, Tunis & Corfu, Leipzig
11th rev ed 1893, xlix + 414pp, 41 maps & plans inc folding, cloth
slightly rubbed and marked £16.50
39.
Baedeker K
ITALY:
Handbook for Travellers, Second Part, Central Italy and Rome, Leipzig
11th rev ed 1893, lxxii + 420pp, 45 maps & plans inc folding, cloth
slightly rubbed £16.50
40.
Baedeker K
THE
MEDITERRANEAN: Handbook for Travellers, Seaports and Sea Routes including
Madeira, the Canary Islands, the Coast of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia,
Leipzig 1st ed 1911, xxxvi + 607pp, 38maps + 49 plans, lacking
frontispiece map, map of Gibraltar detached & another map frayed, cloth
rubbed & slightly marked £16.50
41.
Baedeker K
SWITZERLAND AND THE ADJACENT PORTIONS OF ITALY, SAVOY AND TYROL: Handbook
for Travellers, Leipzig 25th ed 1913, xl + 604pp, 77 maps + 21 plans +
14 panoramas, cloth rubbed & slightly marked £20.00
42.
Barham A J & Macphail R I (eds)
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SEDIMENTS AND SOILS,
Analysis, Interpretation and Management, Conference of the Association for
Environmental Archaeology, July 1989, UCL 1995, xv + 339pp, many pls, figs
& plans, card, some ink annotations £12.50
43.
Barker G & Hodges R (eds)
ARCHAEOLOGY AND ITALIAN SOCIETY,
Prehistoric, Roman and Medieval Studies, BAR Int Ser No 102 1981, 342pp,
many pls, figs & maps, card, A4 £18.50
A survey of Italian archaeology
including trade and the Neolithic, jade axes, Hellenistic & Roman coarse
pottery, contents of amphorae, food supply of Rome in 5th cent BC, Luni
etc
44.
Bateman T
TEN
YEARS' DIGGINGS IN CELTIC & SAXON GRAVE HILLS, in the Counties of Derby,
Stafford & York, from 1848 to 1858, Moorland reprint (London 1861) 1978,
with introduction by B Marsden, unpaginated intro + vii + xiv + 309pp,
many text illustrations, cloth, dw slightly worn £32.50
45.
Bell M et al (eds)
THE
EXPERIMENTAL EARTHWORK PROJECT, 1960 -1992, Council for British
Archaeology Research Report No 100 1996, xxvi + 267pp, pls & figs,
card, A4 £16.50
Update on the experimental earthwork
projects at Overton Down and Wareham Heath
46.
Bell M & Walker M J C
LATE QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE:
Physical and Human Perspectives, Longmans 2nd ed 2005, xix + 348pp, many
pls & figs inc col, card, cr4to £18.50
47.
Boon G WELSH HOARDS 1979-1981, The
Coinage of Cnut in Wales, The Coinage of the Empress Maud, the Earliest
Portrait Esterlings, with an Appendix of other Hoards from Viking Times to
the Dissolution of the Monasteries, NMW 1986, 126pp, 52pls & figs, cloth,
dw, A4, signed by author £26.50
Important survey of Welsh coin hoards
including Bryn Maelgwyn near Deganwy with its extensive hoard of pennies
of Cnut, many from the Chester mint
48.
Blair J & Pyrah C (eds)
CHURCH ARCHAEOLOGY: Research Directions
for the Future, CBA Research Report No 104 1996, xvi + 230pp, many pls,
figs & plans, card, A4 £32.50
Good sections on Scotland & Wales
49.
Bowden M et al (eds)
FROM
CORNWALL TO CAITHNESS: Some Aspects of British Field Archaeology, Papers
Presented to Norman V Quinnell, BAR Brit Series No 209 1989, x + 270pp,
many pls, figs & plans, card, A4 £28.50
Incs Mutiple Ditch Systems in Central
Wessex, Castle Ditch Hill Fort Eddisbury Cheshire, Burnt Mounds in
Sutherland & Caithness, John Aubrey, Excavations in the Isles of Scilly,
Bodmin Moor etc
50.
Bowen H C & Fowler P J
EARLY LAND ALLOTMENT IN THE BRITISH ISLES:
A Survey of Recent Work, BAR British Series No 48 1978, v + 199pp, many
figs & plans, card slightly curled, top of spine damaged, A4 £22.50
Includes pre-Norman fields in Cornwall,
Dartmoor fields, Prehistoric and early fields in Wessex and Berkshire,
Sussex field systems, Yorkshire fields, air photography of field systems
in Norfolk, pre -Medieval fields in Caernarvonshire, Wessex linear ditches
etc
51.
Branigan K & Foster P
BARRA: From the End of the Ice Age to the
Crofting Commission, Vol I, Archaeological Research on Ben Tangaval,
Sheffield Academic Press 1995 xix + 213pp, many pls, figs & plans, cloth,
dw, A4 published at £55.00 now £16.50
Survey of the sites on the south west
peninsula of Barra in the Outer Hebrides covering the period from 4000 BC
to the abandonned settlements of the McNeils in the mid Victorian period,
with selected excavations inc finds of Neolithic pottery and extensive
environmental evidence
52.
Brothwell D R
DIGGING
UP BONES: The Excavation, Treatment and Study of Human Skeletal Remains,
British Museum Nat Hist 1963, xiii + 194pp, 17 plates + 64 figs, pictorial
card, cr4to £12.50
53.
Brown A FIELDWORK FOR ARCHAEOLOGISTS
AND LOCAL HISTORIANS, Batsford 1987, 159pp, 76pls & figs, card worn, cr
4to, ink annotations £12.50
54.
Brown A G
ALLUVIAL GEOARCHAEOLOGY: Floodplain Archaeology and Environmental Change,
Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology 1997, xx + 337pp, pls & figs, card
£16.50
55.
Burroughs W J
DOES
THE WEATHER REALLY MATTER? The Social Implications of Climate Change CUP
1997, xi + 230pp, pls & figs, cloth, dw £17.50
56.
Butcher S & Garwood P (eds)
RESCUE EXCAVATION 1938-1972, A Report for
the Backlog Working Party of the Ancient Monuments Advisory Committee of
English Heritage, English Heritage 1994, 82pp, card, A4 £12.50
A short history of rescue excavation,
the sites and references to where published
57.
Butler D R
ZOOGEOMORPHOLOGY: Animals as Geomorphic Agents, CUP 1995, 231pp, many pls
& figs, laminated boards £12.50
58.
Butterworth C A & Lobb S J
EXCAVATIONS IN THE BURGHFIELD AREA,
BERKSHIRE: Developments in the Bronze Age and Saxon Landscapes, Wessex
Archaeology Report No 1 1992, vii + 190pp, 72pls & figs, card, A4 £9.50
From Mesolithic onwards, but
particularly a Saxon cemetery at Field Farm. Good environmental evidence
and waterlogged wood
59.
Campbell-Culver M
THE
ORIGIN OF PLANTS: The People and Plants that have shaped Britain’s Garden
History since the Year 1000, Headline London 2001, 260pp, many pls inc col,
cloth, dw, 4to
was £25.00 now £14.50
Striking well illustrated both from
contemporary pictures and modern sources. This work is split into
chronological periods with dates for the introduction of species, so if
you are recreating a garden of a particular time, it should prove very
useful.
60.
Carman J & Harding A (eds)
ANCIENT WARFARE: Archaeological
Perspectives, Sutton 1999, viii + 279pp, pls & figs, cloth, dw Warfare
from Prehistoric to Medieval £18.50
61.
Carrington P
CHESTER, Batsford/EH 1994, 128pp, 96pls & figs inc col, card, cr4to
£9.50
62.
Casey P J
UNDERSTANDING ANCIENT COINS: An Introduction for Archaeologists and
Historians, Batsford 1986, 160pp, 9pls + 21figs & maps, card £10.50
63.
Chadwick N K
THE
DRUIDS, UWP 1966, xxii + 119pp, cloth, dw with small tear £22.50
An investigation of the Druids based on
the classical sources
64.
Chibnall M
THE
NORMANS, Blackwell The Peoples of Europe Series 2000, xiii + 191pp, 34pls
+ 11 maps & tables, cloth, dw £16.50
65.
Claassen C
SHELLS, Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology 1998, xiv + 265pp, 38pls & figs,
card, cr4to, Prof J G Evans’s copy with marginal ink notes £22.50
66.
Clutton-Brock J & Grigson C (eds)
ANIMALS AND ARCHAEOLOGY, Vol 2, Shell
middens, fishes and birds, BAR Int Ser 183 1983, 260pp, many pls, figs &
maps, card, top of spine damaged, A4 Mainly Australian £16.50
67.
Cohen A P
WHALSAY,
Symbol, Segment and Boundary in a Shetland Island Community Manchester UP
Anthropological Studies of Britain No 3 1987, ix + 236pp, 8pls + 14figs,
cloth, dw £16.50
68.
Craddock P & Lang J (eds)
MINING AND METAL PRODUCTION THROUGH THE
AGES, British Museum Press 2003, 296pp, many pls, figs & maps, cloth, dw,
4to, new £65.00
Major survey of mining and metallurgy
based on a conference held in 1995. 32 contributors with papers on Bronze
Age Mining in the British Isles; Prehistoric Mining at Copa Hill, Cwm
Ystwyth & Mount Gabriel; Mining at the Mitterberg, Austria; Early
Metallurgy in Bulgaria; Early Extraction of Silver; Production of Brass in
Antiquity; Various scientific aspects & analyses
69.
Darby H C (ed)
AN
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND BEFORE AD 1800: 14 Studies, CUP 1936, xii
+ 566pp, 87 maps & figs, cloth marked & with damage to lower edge, spine
faded, ex lib with stamp on title page £12.50
Pioneering articles on the historical
geography of England inc one on the Draining of the Fens
70.
Darvill T et al
THE
CERNE GIANT: An Antiquity on Trial. Three cases presented to an enquiry
convened to consider the origin of the Cerne Giant, Bournemouth
University/Oxbow 1999, xi + 172pp, 53pls & figs, card was £14.95 now
£8.50
Everything you need to know about the
Giant, its date or lack of it, symbolism, earlier records and associated
monuments and landscape setting.
71.
Darwin C (intro Howard A)
DARWIN ON HUMUS AND THE EARTHWORM, The
Formation of Vegetable Mould through the action of worms with observations
on their habits, Faber 1981 imp, 153pp, 15figs, cloth, dw £28.00
Historic fascinating work largely aimed
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Dennison E P (ed)
CONSERVATION AND CHANGE IN HISTORIC TOWNS, Research Directions for the
Future, CBA Res Rep No 122 1999, xix + 234pp, pls, figs & maps inc col,
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Dobinson C & Denison S
METAL DETECTING AND ARCHAEOLOGY IN
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TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL AGENCY: Outlining a Practical Framework for
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76.
Dobres M-A & Robb J
AGENCY
IN ARCHAEOLOGY: Routledge 2000, xiii + 271pp, figs, card, cr4to, some
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Downes J & Pollard T (eds)
THE LOVED BODY’S CORRUPTION:
Archaeological Contributions to the Study of Human Mortality, Scottish
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Wideranging articles from Prehistory to Victorian inc Yorkshire square
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PEDOLOGY: Pedogenesis and Classification, Allen & Unwin 1982, xii + 448pp,
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ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE M3: The Watching
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Sites between Winchester (Winnall Down)
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AN ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE EXPLORED, The Land
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In depth study of the landscape history
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Fowler P J (ed)
ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE LANDSCAPE: Essays for L V Grinsell, Baker 1972,
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Grinsell; Bonny on early Boundaries in Wessex; Rahtz on Somerset
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STUDIES
IN THE STRUCTURE, PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF MOLLUSCS, Academic Press for
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Fry M F COITI: Logboats from Northern
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97 figs + 4 tables + 4 maps, card, A4 £14.50
Detailed gazetteer and listing of log
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THE OUTER HEBRIDES, The Last 14,000 years,
Sheffield Environmental and Archaeological Research Campaign in the
Hebrides Vol 2, Sheffield Academic Press 1996, xii + 275pp, figs & maps,
cloth, dw slightly worn, A4, Prof J G Evans’s review copy with some
marginal notes in ink & a copy of his review loosely inserted £35.00
An investigation into the evolution of
the landscape and habitats of the Hebrides. Topics include Quaternary and
Holocene geology, impact of Icelandic volcanic eruptions, the ‘machair’,
acidic and upland vegetation, farming prior to crofting, traditional
Hebridean farming and ‘Blackhouses’
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