Archaeologia 14

Title:

Archaeologia 14

Series:

Archaeologia

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1803

Note:

Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01

Source:

BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

Relations:

URI:	http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?jid=ACH&volumeId=14&seriesId=0&issueId=-1

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Account of a burial urn, discovered at Colney, in Norfolk.	William Gibson	1 - 6
Remarks on a gimmal ring.	Robert Smith	7 - 13
Observations on an antient symbol of Macedon.	Taylor Combe	14 - 19
Explanation of a carving over a chimney piece, at Speke Hall, in Lancashire.	Henry John Hinchliffe	20 - 23
Account of some Roman antiquities discovered at Topesfield, in Essex.	Thomas Walford	24 - 36
Copy of an original proclamation of Queen Elizabeth concerning the scarcity of grain, and a letter from her majesty's privy council to the sheriff and justices of the county of Norfolk on the same subject.	Francis Douce	27 - 32
Observations on the second Arundelian marble.	S Weston	33 - 36
Account of antiquities discovered at Southfleet, in Kent.	Peter Rashleigh	37 - 39
Observations on the remains of a stone cross, or pillar, at Hemsley, in the hundred of West Flegg, in the county of Norfolk, with conjectures respecting its antient designation and use.	William Gibson	40 - 54
Account of a brick brought from the site of antient Babylon.	Nathaniel Hulme	55 - 60
An account of a Roman military way, in Essex, and of Roman antiquities found near it.	Thomas Walford	61 - 74
Copy of a letter from King Charles II to Colonel Thomas Veel, and blank commissions from the same monarch, to the colonel, to raise troops for his service with observations on them.	William Veel	75 - 83
Account of an antient building in Southampton.	Henry Charles Englefield	84 - 89
Account of antiquities found in Somersetshire.	Charles Joseph Harford	90 - 93
An account of some antiquities discovered on the Quantock hills, in Somersetshire, in the year 1794.	Charles Joseph Harford	94 - 98
An account of moulds for casting Roman coins found at and near Edington, in the county of Somerset.	J Poole	99 - 104
An account of the prior's chapel at Ely.	William Wilkins	105 - 112
Observations on bridekirk font and on the runic column at Bowcastle, in Cumberland.	Henry Howard	113 - 118
Remarks on the military history of Bristol in the seventeenth century, with a sketch of the outworks.	Edmund Turnor	119 - 131
Explanation of an unpublished Phoenician coin.	S Weston	132 - 135
Account of antient sculptures and inscriptions in the Abbey Church of Romsey.	John Latham	136 - 140
Observations on the sculptures and inscriptions in Romsey Abbey.	Henry Charles Englefield	141 - 142
Observations on some of the tombs in the abbey church at Tewkesbury.	Samuel Lysons	143 - 153
Copy of a charter of Inspeximus remaining among the records in the Tower of London, and reciting a charter of King Edgar respecting the foundation and property of the abbey of Ramesey in Huntingdonshire.	William Walcot	154 - 161
Observations on the anachronisms and inaccuracies of our writers respecting the times of the assembling of parliaments, and of the dates of treaties, grants, charters, and other instruments, as well public as private.	Thomas Astle	162 - 167
An inquiry respecting the early use of Rhime.	Sharon Turner	168 - 204
Explanation of the inscription on a brick from the site of antient Babylon.	Samuel Henley	205 - 210
Account of antient Welsh manuscripts.	William Owen	211 - 220
Account of Roman urns discovered in Cornwall, and of a cromlech discovered in the parish of Madron in the same county.	Malachi Hitchins	224 - 230
An account of the walls of Constantinople.	James Dallaway	231 - 243
Observations on the Ogmian Hercules of Lucian, and on the derivation of the word Ogham.	S Weston	244 - 248
Copy of an original manuscript containing orders made by Henry, Prince of Wales, respecting his household in 1610.	Francis Douce	249 - 261
Copy of an original grant of confraternity from the prior and brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew, Gloucester, to John de Thormerton, A.D. 1318.	Samuel Lysons	267 - 268
An original charter containing a grant of lands from King Edward the Third to his uncle Edmund de Woodstock, Earl of Kent.	Samuel Lysons	269 - 271
Copy of an original letter now in the possession of, written in 1640, by Bishop Juxon, then high treasurer to Sir Richard Wynn.	Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn	271 - 272