Addyman, P. V. and Black, V. E., eds. (1984). Archaeological papers from York presented to M W Barley.

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Archaeological papers from York presented to M W Barley
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Monograph Chapter
Editor The editor of the publication or report Editor:	Peter V Addyman V E Black
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1984
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1984
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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
York in its archaeological setting problems and potential of York and the Vale of York	Peter V Addyman	7 - 21
Roman settlement around the legionary fortress at York	David A Brinklow	22 - 27
Colonia Eburacensis: a review of recent work	Patrick Ottoway	28 - 33
The cemeteries of Roman York	R F J Jones	34 - 42
The Dual Cross milestone and Roman roads west of York	Herman G Ramm	43 - 45
Interval towers and the spaces in between timber towers at York	Tony Sumpter	46 - 50
The 'Anglian Tower' and the use of Jurassic limestone in York	Paul C Buckland	51 - 57
A fragment of Anglian metalwork from Blake Street York: copper alloy gilt, addorsed animal heads, 8th century	Dominic Tweddle	58 - 62
Torksey Ware viewed from the north postulates existence of further kilns producing Torksey-type wares	Catherine M Brooks Ailsa J Mainman	63 - 70
A late pre-Conquest urban building tradition semi-sunken plank-and-post buildings	Richard A Hall	71 - 77
Treating the Coppergate York structures: a quest for anti-shrink efficiency	James A Spriggs	78 - 83
The Norman door of St Helen Stillingfleet and the legend of the Holy Rood tree	Sid A J Bradley	84 - 100
York's west bank: medieval suburb or urban nucleus? postulates fusion of two urban nuclei - ceaster and wik	David M Palliser	101 - 108
Mendicant ideal and practice in late medieval York	Barrie Dobson	109 - 122
The houses of the mendicant orders in Britain: recent archaeological work	Lawrence A S Butler	123 - 136
The remains of the Franciscan friary in Lincoln: a reassessment 'church' reinterpreted as infirmary	David Stocker	137 - 144
Aisles to outshots development, 13th to 18th century	Barbara Hutton	145 - 151
Archaeologists and architects: areas of communication, collaboration and conflict	Philip A Rahtz	152 - 157
Foundation preparation by site developers and the archaeologist	Martin Stockwell	158 - 162
John Thurnam, 1810-1873 barrow-digger and craniologist	Colin Briden	163 - 165
Ten years of environmental archaeology at York	Terry P O'Connor Allan R Hall Andrew K G Jones Harry Kenward	166 - 172
Archaeology in York: an assessment for the Ancient Monuments Inspectorate	Gill Andrews	173 - 208