Wiltshire Archaeol Natur Hist Mag 42

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Title:	Wiltshire Archaeol Natur Hist Mag 42
Series:	The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
Volume:	42
Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher:	Wiltshire Archaeological & Natural History Society
Year of Publication:	1924
Source:	BIAB (A Guide to the Historical and Archaeological Publications of Societies in England and Wales 1901-1933)
Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Notes on Field-work in N. Wilts, 1921-22	A D Passmore	49 - 51
Notes of Field-Work round Avebury, Dec. 1921	O G S Crawford	52 - 63
The Eastward End of Wansdyke	Albany F Major	70 - 72
Note on the site of the 'Golden Barrow' at Upton Lovel	F G Walker	77
Report of Diggings in Silbury Hill, August, 1922	Flinders M Flinders Petrie A D Passmore	215 - 218
Romano-British Villages on Upavon and Rushall Downs (Abstract)	William Hawley	227 - 230
Notes on the opening of two Wiltshire Barrows	A D Passmore	247 - 248
Earthwork on Sugar Hill, Wanborough (Note)	A D Passmore	248 - 249
Notes on opening of two Wiltshire Barrows	R C C Clay	249 - 250
Langdean Stone Circle (Note)	A D Passmore	364 - 365
Chambered Long Barrow in West Woods (Note)	A D Passmore	366 - 367
Pits in Battlesbury Cam, (Note)	Maud E Cunnington	368 - 373
The 'Blue Stone' from Bloes Burrow	B Howard Cunnington	431 - 437
The methods of erecting the Stones of Stonehenge	E H Stone	446 - 456
An early Iron Age site on Fifield Bavant Down	R C C Clay	457 - 496
Wansdyke: Report of excavations on its line by New Buildings near Marlborough	F Albany	497 - 500
A new theory of Avebury; The name Godsbury (Notes)	Maud E Cunnington	591 - 593
Four unrecorded Barrows in S Wilts	R C C Clay	598 - 599
Two disc barrows on Haxton Down excavated March and April, 1924 (Note)	P Farrer	604 - 605
Widhill chapel and manor	J Sadler
Notes on field-work in N. Wilts., 1921-2	A D Passmore
Notes on the field-work round Avebury, Dec. 1921	O G S Crawford
The destruction of the ancient screen at Hullavington church, 1917	F H Manley
Notes. Includes: Brooches form Cold Kitchen hill, Brixton Deverell; Late bronze age gold bracelet from Clench Common, near Marlborough; The eastward end of Wansdyke
Notes on Wiltshire churches	G Glynne
Report of diggings in Silbury hill, Aug. 1922	W M Flinders Petrie
Some notes on Trowbridge parish church registers	A W Stote
Romano-British villages on Upavon and Rushall downs, excavated by Lt.-col. Hawley, F.S.A. Abstract of a paper printed in the Wiltshire Gazette, 17 July 1899
The Society's mss.: inventory of the goods of Sir Charles Raleigh, of Downton, 1698
The source of the foreign stones of Stonehenge	H H Thomas
Notes. Includes: Survey of the lands of Ferdinand Hughes, of Bromham, 1652; Roman pavement near Avebury; Pits in Battlesbury camp
The 'Blue stone' from Boles barrow Heytesbury	B Howard Cunnington
Notes on a palimpsest brass from Steeple Ashton church	E P Knubley
The method of arranging the stones of Stonehenge	E H Stone
The west of England cloth industry: a 17th cent. experiment in state control	Kate E Barford
A lost 17th cent. fragment of Hullavington register restored	E H Goddard
The churches of Aldbourne, Baydon, Collingbourne Ducis, and Collingbourne Kingston	C E Ponting
Aldbourne manor, chase, and warren	J Sadler
The village feast or revel	Theresa M Story Maskelyne

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