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Volume 104 (1947) - Table of Contents

Preliminaries
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Preface and Summary of the Salisbury Meeting, 1947 (pp vii-x)
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Brief Introduction to the History of Salisbury and to the City Rampart, Hall of John Halle, Council House and other buildings (pp x-xii)
Frank Stevens 		PDF 717 Kb
Note on the Salisbury Guildhall Collection of Portraits (pp xii)
E. K. Waterhouse 		PDF 183 Kb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: Britons, Romans, and Saxons Round Salisbury and in Cranborne Chase: reviewing the excavations of General Pitt-Rivers, 1881-1898 (pp 1-26)
Stuart Piggott; J. F. S. Stone; H. De S. Shortt 		PDF 6 Mb
The Archaeology of Lincolnshire and Lincoln: Lincoln Cathedral (pp 27-81)
C. F. C. Hawkes; Stuart Piggott; H. St. George Gray 		PDF 14 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: The Plough in Ancient Britain (pp 82-111)
F. G. Payne 		PDF 8 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: The Mints of Wiltshire: from Eadgar to Henry III (pp 112-128)
H. De S. Shortt 		PDF 4 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: Old Sarum (pp 129-143)
D. H. Montgomerie; Sir Alfred Clapham 		PDF 3 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: Salisbury Cathedral, Churches and Religious Buildings, Monuments and Sculpture (pp 144-165)
Sir Alfred Clapham; F. J. E. Raby; Mrs. A. G. Robertson; Canon Robert Quirk; W. H. Godfrey; A. R. Dufty; T. D. Kendrick; Stuart Piggott 		PDF 5 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: Castles, Farms and Country Houses, Mansions and Art Collections (pp 166-177)
H. De S. Shortt; G. H. Chettle; A. R. Dufty; Margaret Whinney; E. K. Waterhouse; The Marquess Of Salisbury, K. G. 		PDF 3 Mb
The Archaeology of Salisbury and District: The Bastards of Blandford, Architects and Master-Builders (pp 178-195)
H. M. Colvin 		PDF 4 Mb
Reviews (pp 196-199)
Sir Alfred Clapham; C. F. C. Hawkes 		PDF 1024 Kb
Report of the Council for 1947 and Accounts (pp 200-203)
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List of Members (pp 204-219)
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General Index (pp 220-223)
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