Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society Transactions

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Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society (2002) Series: 3, Volume 2.


Table of Contents

Frontispiece
Anon. (pp. ) 		PDF 692 Kb
Contents
Anon. (pp. ) 		PDF 677 Kb
Coastline and Upland in Cumbrian Prehistory - A Retrospective.
P. J. Cherry and J. Cherry (pp. 1-20) 		PDF 762 Kb
Two prehistoric boundary types previously unrecorded in Cumbria.
Tom Clare (pp. 21-28) 		PDF 1 Mb
Excavation of a burnt mound at Sparrowmire Farm, Kendal.
Richard Heawood and Elizabeth Huckerby (pp. 29-50) 		PDF 3 Mb
The Ambleside Roman Gravestone.
John Thorley (pp. 51-58) 		PDF 747 Kb
Some stray finds from the Ravenglass area, Cumbria and their implications.
James Gerrard and Sally Mills (pp. 59-66) 		PDF 820 Kb
A hoard of Roman coins of the third and fourth centuries from Distington, Cumbria.
Ian Caruana and David Shotter (pp. 67-78) 		PDF 1 Mb
Roman Britain and "The Year of the Four Emperors".
David Shotter (pp. 79-86) 		PDF 707 Kb
Lord William Howard and the Naworth-Rokeby Collection of inscribed Roman Stones.
Leslie W. Hepple (pp. 87-102) 		PDF 1 Mb
Beacon Hill, Aspatria: an early Christian carved stone rehabilitated.
David Petts (pp. 103-110) 		PDF 755 Kb
A group of pre-Conquest metalwork from Asby Winderwath Common.
B. J. N. Edwards (pp. 111-144) 		PDF 4 Mb
Two early medieval settlement sites in eastern Cumbria?
Richard Heawood and Christine Howard-Davis (pp. 145-170) 		PDF 3 Mb
The Brownes of Townend and the Township of Troutbeck 1500-1750.
M. A. Parsons (pp. 171-182) 		PDF 721 Kb
The cattle trading activities of Sir Daniel Fleming of Rydal Hall, 1656-1700.
Blake Tyson (pp. 183-200) 		PDF 788 Kb
Mislet, the Braithwaites, and the Black Drop.
Janet D. Martin (pp. 201-208) 		PDF 705 Kb
Recent archaeological work at Rusland Tannery, Cumbria.
Juliet Reeves (pp. 209-216) 		PDF 1 Mb
Abbey Street Dissenting Meeting Carlisle c.1773-c.1810.
Ian Moonie (pp. 217-230) 		PDF 1 Mb
A history of the Wray Castle Estate, Claife.
Jamie Lund (pp. 231-252) 		PDF 3 Mb
Duddon Hall and its owners 1784-1860.
Timothy Cockerill (pp. 253-260) 		PDF 2 Mb
Clay drainage tile and pipe manufacture at Johnby Wythes, Greystoke, c.1851-1909.
E. Davis (pp. 261-276) 		PDF 833 Kb
The Regional Roots of Feminism: A Victorian woman newspaper owner.
Peter Lucas (pp. 277-300) 		PDF 764 Kb
NOTES
Various. (pp. 301-316) 		PDF 962 Kb
Dating and rates of sea level rise.
T. Clare (pp. 301) 		PDF 962 Kb
Long Meg Mid-Winter shadow path.
Steven Hood, B.Sc. (Hons.) and Douglas Wilson (pp. 301-302) 		PDF 962 Kb
Environmental change and Castlerigg stone circle.
T. Clare, D. M. Wilkinson and S. R. Pile (pp. 302-305) 		PDF 962 Kb
Recent Roman coin finds from Cumbria.
David Shotter (pp. 305-306) 		PDF 962 Kb
Some probable Roman roads in East Cumbria.
Alan Richardson (pp. 307-309) 		PDF 962 Kb
A Roman quernstone from Ainstable, Cumbria.
Philip Cracknell (pp. 309-310) 		PDF 962 Kb
The Cumbric name of Harthkyn, a field near Ponsonby.
Andrew Breeze, M.A., Dip.Celt.Stud., Ph.D., F.R.Hist.S., F.S.A. (pp. 310-311) 		PDF 962 Kb
The Countess's Pillar: a misrepresentation corrected.
Blake Tyson (pp. 311-313) 		PDF 962 Kb
Peter Rabbit and industrial archaeology: a previously unrecognised picture of a bark peeler's hut.
Tom Clare (pp. 313-314) 		PDF 962 Kb
Tyne (or Brewery) Bridge, Alston.
R. W. Rennison (pp. 314-316) 		PDF 962 Kb
In Memoriam: Clare Isobel Fell, M.A., F.S.A. (10th October 1912 - 17th July 2002).
James Cherry (pp. 317-320) 		PDF 689 Kb
Index
Anon. (pp. 321-330) 		PDF 699 Kb

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