Derbyshire Archaeological Journal

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Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (1924), Volume 46.


Table of Contents

Contents
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Glossary of words used by the Derbyshire lead-miners during the past 250 years.
Williamson, F. (pp. 001-055) 		PDF 32 Mb
The recent restoration of Wilne Church.
Currey, P. H. (pp. 056-077) 		PDF 18 Mb
The heraldry of Ferrers.
Lawrance, H. (pp. 078-091) 		PDF 8 Mb
Mediaeval military effigies in Derbyshire I.
Lawrance, H. & Routh, T. E. (pp. 092-107) 		PDF 12 Mb
Derbyshire lead weights.
Addy, S. O. (pp. 108-113) 		PDF 3 Mb
A find of Roman denarii and an early British coin at Ashover.
Peck, H. (pp. 114-115) 		PDF 1 Mb
A bronze palstave from Grindleford.
Armstrong, A. L. (pp. 115-116) 		PDF 1 Mb
Two celts from Barlow and Somersall.
Ryde, H. (pp. 116-117) 		PDF 1 Mb
Repton Priory.
Vassall, H. (pp. 117-118) 		PDF 1 Mb
Discovery of a Viking-axe at Repton.
Vassall, H. (pp. 118-119) 		PDF 1 Mb
Robin Hood's Picking Rods.
Lawrance, H. (pp. 119-121) 		PDF 1 Mb
Little Moreton and Pooley Halls.
Beckett, T. H. (pp. 123-123) 		PDF 675 Kb
Pre-Reformation processional cross at Chesterfield.
Ryde, H. (pp. 124-124) 		PDF 632 Kb
Sepulchral cave at Tray Cliff, near Castleton.
Armstrong, A. L. & Favell, R (pp. 124-125) 		PDF 2 Mb
Clay "Cross".
Griffin, G. (pp. 125-126) 		PDF 962 Kb
Some notes on collecting Lepidoptera at Repton, in 1923.
Hayward, H. C. (pp. 127-130) 		PDF 2 Mb
Ornithological notes for Derbyshire 1923.
FitzHerbert, N. H. (pp. 131-136) 		PDF 3 Mb
Index (In 1925 Journal)
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