Derbyshire Archaeological Journal

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Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (1999), Volume 119.


Table of Contents

Contents
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Some unrecorded prehistoric tools from Derbyshire.
Hughes, R. G. (pp. 005-011) 		PDF 2 Mb
Cratcliff Rocks - a forgotten hillfort.
Makepeace, G.A. (pp. 012-018) 		PDF 3 Mb
Taming the land: Peak District farming and ritual in the Bronze Age.
Barnatt, J. (pp. 019-078) 		PDF 35 Mb
Early Mesolithic site & first millennium BC settlement & pit alignments at Swarkestone Lowes.
Elliott, L. & Knight, D. (pp. 079-153) 		PDF 43 Mb
Post-Ring roundhouse at Swarkestone Lowes.
Guilbert, G. & Elliott, L. (pp. 154-175) 		PDF 14 Mb
The excavation of an Iron age cropmarked site at FoxCovert Farm, Aston-on-Trent.
Hughes, G. & Jones, L. et alia (pp. 176-188) 		PDF 6 Mb
Prehistoric and Romano-British finds between Barlborough and Hodthorpe.
Knight, D, & Priest, V. (pp. 189-193) 		PDF 2 Mb
Romano-British and Prehistoric discoveries from test-pitting at Lees Bottom, Taddington.
Garton, D. and Malone, S.J. (pp. 194-202) 		PDF 5 Mb
An inscribed stud found at Egginton, Derbyshire: an Anglo-Saxon love-token?
Okasha, E., & Langley, R. (pp. 203-205) 		PDF 1 Mb
Stone crosses of the Peak and the 'sons of Eadwulf.'
Sidebottom, P. C. (pp. 206-219) 		PDF 8 Mb
Excavation of a medieval structure at Hemp Croft, Thurvaston, Derbyshire.
Challis, K. (pp. 220-259) 		PDF 20 Mb
Two medieval tiles found at Barton Fields Farm, Barton Blount.
Hughes, R. G. (pp. 260-260) 		PDF 444 Kb
A seventeenth century kid-weir at Dove Bridge, Derbyshire.
Southgate, M., & Salisbury, C. (pp. 261-272) 		PDF 5 Mb
Pentrich: medieval/post medieval bell-pit features.
Lewis. B. (pp. 273-276) 		PDF 1 Mb
Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust in Derbyshire 1997.
Guilbert, G. (pp. 277-296) 		PDF 12 Mb
Probate records as a source for the study of metal working in Eckington, 1534-1750.
Battye, K. M. (pp. 297-328) 		PDF 19 Mb
Index
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