Derbyshire Archaeological Journal

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Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (1911), Volume 33.


Table of Contents

Contents
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The promontory forts of Derbyshire (including an account of Carl's Wark & Markland Grips). (Pages 11&12 missing)
Trustram, E. (pp. 001-018) 		PDF 12 Mb
An aristocratic squabble.
Kirke, H. (pp. 019-038) 		PDF 11 Mb
The "Harbour" and Barrows at Arbour-lows.
Addy, S. O. (pp. 039-058) 		PDF 12 Mb
The will of Sir John Cavendish, 1381, with the causes of his death.
Brodhurst, F. (pp. 059-070) 		PDF 5 Mb
Bradwell lead mining customs: some original documents.
Evans, S. (pp. 071-076) 		PDF 3 Mb
Stydd Preceptory and the military religious orders. [illustration of Stydd font]
Farmer, R. L. (pp. 077-086) 		PDF 6 Mb
Some further notes on the lows in the High Peak.
Matthews, T. A. (pp. 087-094) 		PDF 4 Mb
Notes on the Roman roads called Batham Gate and Doctor Gate.
Smithard, W. (pp. 095-100) 		PDF 3 Mb
Bishop Durdent and the foundation of Derby School.
Tacchella, B. (pp. 101-110) 		PDF 5 Mb
The Roman camp near Coneygrey House, Pentrich.
Smithard, W. (pp. 111-114) 		PDF 3 Mb
Derbyshire cave-men of the Roman period.
Fox, W. S. (pp. 115-126) 		PDF 7 Mb
Churchwardens' accounts, Chapel-en-le-Frith.
Kirke, H. (pp. 127-130) 		PDF 1 Mb
The Wolley manuscripts: an analysis of the first five volumes.
Cox, J. C. (pp. 131-190) 		PDF 25 Mb
Mycological notes on the seasons 1909-1910.
Gibbs, T. (pp. 191-200) 		PDF 4 Mb
Glacial stones (The Jubilee Stone).
Wrench, E. M. (pp. 201-204) 		PDF 5 Mb
Mackworth Castle.
Bailey, G. (pp. 205-208) 		PDF 3 Mb
Zoological record for Derbyshire, 1910.
Jourdain, F. C. R. (pp. 209-220) 		PDF 6 Mb
Records of an 18th century Friendly Society : The Tideswell Humane Friendly Indefatigable Union Society.
Fletcher, J. M. J. (pp. 221-234) 		PDF 7 Mb
Editorial notes (Thorpe Cloud excavations).
Bowles, C. E. B. (pp. 240-241) 		PDF 1 Mb
Index
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