Proc Soc Antiq 2 ser 22

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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London

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Journal

Year of Publication:

1909

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BIAB abstract no:

2 ser

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Date Of Issue From: 1907 Date Of Issue To: 01

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BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Human remains found in the crypt of Canterbury cathedral supposed to be those of Archbishop Becket, d. 1170, by M. Beazeley	M Beazeley	1 - 14
On a hoard of bronze instruments found in Lincolnshire.	John Evans	3 - 5
On some objects of the Viking period recently discovered at York.	Reginald A Smith	5 - 9
Exploration of the Harborough Rocks Cave: Preliminary report.	William Bemrose	9 - 12
On certain human remains found in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral and supposed by some to be those of Archbishop Becket.	M Beazeley	15 - 26
On a latten processional cross of the fifteenth century from Lamport, Northants.	William H St John Hope	41 - 44
Report on discoveries in Rutland.	V B Crowther-Beynon	46 - 55
On a Romano-British hoard of bronze objects found on Lamberton Moor, Berwickshire.	Reginald A Smith	56 - 62
Notes on brooches and other exhibits.	Reginald A Smith	63 - 86
A bronze torc and spear-head from the Thames, and a dagger-blade of the Bronze Age from Sproughton, Suffolk.	Charles H Read	86 - 88
Notes on some vessels of steatite from Egypt.	John Evans	89 - 101
Notes on a collection of pilgrims' signs or amulets.	John Evans	102 - 117
Notes on an early enamelled shield of the arms of Germon, found at Leez Priory, Essex.	William H St John Hope	117 - 119
On the chronology of the bronze age in Great Britain and Ireland.	Arthur J Evans	121 - 128
Notes on the excavation of Harborough Cave, Derbyshire.	W S Fox	129 - 135
Notes on the finds in Harborough Cave, Derbyshire.	Reginald A Smith	135 - 145
Notes on a series of Mediæval horse-trappings.	Charles Robinson	145 - 149
Report on recent excavations on the site of the Roman fort at Pevensey, Sussex.	Louis F Salzmann	151 - 153
Notes on Compton Church, Surrey.	Hugh Thackeray Turner	153 - 162
Report of the Red Hills Exploration.	Francis W Reader	164 - 207
Late Celtic remains on the coast of Brittany comparable with the Red Hills.	H Wilmer	207 - 214
Early relations of the Christian Celtic fret.	Ormonde M Dalton	215 - 218
A relief representing the Crucifixion in the parish church of St. Dunstan at Stepney.	Ormonde M Dalton	225 - 231
The Early Christian and Byzantine ivories in the British and the Victoria and Albert museums.	William R Lethaby	231 - 237
Notes on a Lambeth salt-cellar of the Company of Upholsterers of London.	John Evans	238 - 248
Note on the discovery of a Roman stone coffin near Duston, Northamptonshire.	Christopher A Markham	252 - 253
Notes on antiquities discovered at Desborough, Northants.	Reginald A Smith	333 - 337
On an iron currency-bay found on Meon Hill, Gloucestershire.	Reginald A Smith	337 - 343
Notes on Lincolnshire church plate, with a Lincoln maker's mark.	E M Sympson	346 - 350
Notes upon an Elizabethan communion cup and paten dated 1577, and upon old Welsh silver plate in general.	H D Ellis	352 - 354
Notes on a flint in human shape found in the Thames, and on sixteen Gothic latten letters found in London.	Robert Garraway Rice	359 - 360
Notes on two small urns and a glass beaker and bowl of Saxon date found at Buttsole, Eastry, Kent.	Edward N Baynes	363 - 366
Notes on the excavation of two barrows at Llanddyfnan, Anglesey.	Edward N Baynes	368 - 372
Report as local secretary for Hampshire.	William Dale	374 - 377
Notes on a gold ring found in London and an early example of a seal-headed spoon.	Lewis Gilbertson	378 - 379
Notes on an early mediæval latten door knocker from Lindsell, co. Essex.	Miller Christy	380 - 389
On a door-knocker from Lindsell, Essex.	Ormonde M Dalton	389 - 391
Notes on a pewter coffin-chalice and paten found on the site of Abbotsbury Abbey, Dorset.	W Prideaux, de C	392 - 395
On the diving operations on Pudding-pan Rock, Herne Bay, Kent, and on the Gallo-Roman red ware recently recovered from the rock.	Reginald A Smith	395 - 413
On a Roman dish of bronze found in the Thames, near Walton.	Reginald A Smith	414 - 415
Notes on recent excavations in the cloister of Durham Abbey.	William H St John Hope	416 - 423
Note on a detail in the architecture of Christ Church, Oxford.	Francis J Haverfield	424 - 429
On a penny of Æthelberht, King of East Anglia.	P W P Carlyon-Britton	432 - 441
On a painted or enamelled badge of the Bakers' Company, apparently of Exeter.	John E Pritchard	447 - 448
On a bronze brooch, a buckle and buckle-plate, and a bead, from Lake Trasimene, Italy.	P W P Carlyon-Britton	450 - 452
Notes on the heart-case of Roger Norton, Abbot of St. Albans, and other antiquities found at St. Albans.	William Page	453 - 455
Report as local secretary for Cheshire.	Henry Taylor	462 - 464
On the sculptured parapets of Burnham Westgate Church, Norfolk.	William H St John Hope	498 - 500
Notes on two fragments of alabaster figures of seated bishops from the church of Fornham All Saints, Suffolk.	Nina F Layard	503
On a late-Celtic settlement at Broadstairs, Kent.	J G Wood	510 - 511
Notes on loadstones and eagle stones.	Albert Hartshorne	512 - 517
Notes on an interleaved heirloom copy of Wren's Parentalia, with MS. insertions.	Lawrence Weaver	524
Notes on Vertue's edition of Agas's map of London.	William Martin	535 - 539