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Proc Suffolk Inst Archaeol Hist 38 (1)
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Proc Suffolk Inst Archaeol Hist 38 (1)
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Series:
Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology & History
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38 (1)
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1993
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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The chapel and well of Our Lady of Woolpit
Clive Paine
8 - 12
Traces references to the chapel, the earliest being early-thirteenth century, and to the well which is noted from the eighteenth century onward. Both chapel and well were foci for pilgrimage, and there is some discussion of the position of the image of the Virgin Mary which stood in the former.
A house fit for a queen: Wingfield House in Tacket Street, Ipswich and its heraldic room
Diarmaid MacCulloch
John M Blatchly
13 - 34
Details remaining evidence of Wingfield House and its location, particularly surviving remnants of the heraldic room. There is an appendix on `The twelve Wingfields and their heraldic cadency marks' (30--3).
Conspicuous display: the extraordinary garden and buildings of a minor gentry family in mid-Suffolk
Edward A Martin
Ian McKechnie
Timothy Easton
56 - 74
Details records and evidence for the decoration and building of Boundary Farm, Framsden. Antiquarian references along with OS maps and survey of physical remains are used to build up a picture of the development of the house and garden.
The flintwork inscription under the east window of Blythburgh church
Timothy Beardsworth
75 - 77
Interprets the twelve fifteenth-century Lombardic script letters as dedications to the Holy Trinity, Jesus, Mary and St Anne.
Archaeology in Suffolk 1992
79 - 101
Finds and excavations, 1992.
