Life, Work and Death in Birmingham, AD 1100-1900
Birmingham Archaeology, 2017. (updated 2020) https://doi.org/10.5284/1046277. How to cite using this DOI
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| PN1611: Report metadata | CSV | 1 Kb |
| PN1611: Notes on the Report | 103 Kb | |
| Tobacco Pipe Making in Birmingham: The Documentary Evidence, 1762- 1936: Documentation | 168 Kb |
| Ratkai, S., Forster, A. Birmingham Archaeology (2008) Archaeology and Development in Birmingham City Centre, AD 1100-1900. Report No. 1611. Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. | 27 Mb | |
| Ramsey, E. Birmingham Archaeology (2008) Introduction to the GIS data (presentation). Birmingham Archaeology: Birmingham. | 1 Mb | |
| Baker, N. (2008) A town-plan analysis of Birmingham before 1800. Research report submitted as part of PN1611 Birmingham Archaeology. This report attempts to reconstruct some stages in the growth of Birmingham up to c.1800, using a variety of sources but – fundamentally – the cartographic record of the townscape, as surveyed and published from 1731 on. | 2 Mb | |
| Brickley, M. University of Birmingham (2007) St Phillips human bone report, including disarticulated and articulated bone. Research report submitted as part of PN1611 Birmingham Archaeology. This data report includes a record of disarticulated and articulated human bone excavated from St. Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham. | 144 Kb | |
| Higgins, D. (2007) Tobacco Pipe Making in Birmingham: The Documentary Evidence, 1762-1936. Research report submitted as part of PN1611 Birmingham Archaeology. A review of the documentary evidence relating to tobacco pipe making in Birmingham has been carried out in order to provide a framework for considering the artefactual evidence. The most recent list of Birmingham pipemakers contains some 227 named individuals or companies, with dates ranging from 1762-1936. There are six late-eighteenth century pipemakers recorded between 1762 and 1793, showing that the trade was already well established in the town by this date. | 212 Kb | |
| Patrick, C. CGMS Consulting (2006) Project Brief: Life, Work and Death in Birmingham City Centre 1100-1900, CGMS Report. Copy of the original Project Brief, prepared by CGMS, for the HE funded project, Life, Work and Death in Birmingham City Centre 1100-1900. | 1 Mb |
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| A town-plan analysis of Birmingham before 1800 - Figure 1 and Figure 2. | 2 Mb | |
| Appendix 4 and 5 - Birmingham Pipemakers and Addresses - 1 App 4 Pipemakers | CSV | 30 Kb |
| Appendix 4 and 5 - Birmingham Pipemakers and Addresses - 2 App 4 References | CSV | 5 Kb |
| Appendix 4 and 5 - Birmingham Pipemakers and Addresses - 3 App 5 Pipemaking Addresses | CSV | 5 Kb |
