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Yorkshire Archaeol J 52
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Yorkshire Archaeol J 52
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Yorkshire Archaeological Journal
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52
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Journal
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1980
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Date Of Issue From: 1980
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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05 Dec 2008
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Excavation of barrows at Grindale and Boynton, East Yorkshire Humberside N, 1972
Terence G Manby
19 - 47
TA 148704; 155703; 156704. All three barrows were plough degraded. Barrow I had a central pit, inner rectangular ditch, and a later outer ditch with causeways; adjacent pre-barrow soil contained Towthorpe and Grooved Ware pottery and a flint industry. Barrow 2 was square-ditched (Iron Age Arras Culture?) with a central grave (excavated 1857). Barrow 3 had a central hengiform structure surrounded by a quarry-pit ditch with Peterborough pottery at the base of the secondary silt. Au(abr)
Excavations at Conisbrough Castle S Yorks 1973-7
S C Johnson
59 - 88
[SK 517989]. Gatehouse foundations (c 1200) sealed fragments of local St Neots and developed Stamford pottery. Part of one tower had slid down the dumped clay bank in one piece;it had been refaced c 1325. Details recovered included the position of the gates and portcullis (lead-lined holes for portcullis chains) and a cylindrical chimney with a frustrum cap. The contemporary barbican had a stair against the wall rising to an angle turret, with an inserted latrine block in the curtain wall. Exploration of the internal domestic buildings nearby revealed a basement prison and inserted sanitary arrangements. D F R
York Minster and the Decorated style in Yorkshire
Nicola Coldstream
89 - 110
The new styles of the nave and W front had only limited influence on the new buildings of Yorkshire between c 1290 and c 1350. They adopted superficial details but remained fundamentally under the influence of Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, and Lincoln Cathedral. Au
Jugular vein occlusion in the Bronze Age
Keith Manchester
167 - 169
A pagan Anglo-Saxon cremation burial from Sancton, Yorkshire
Nigel Kerr
169 - 171
A twelfth century example of the Anglo-Saxon calendar
Kenneth Harrison
172
Recent air photographs of Duggleby Howe and the Ferrybridge henge
D N Riley
174 - 178
SE 880669. An interrupted-ditch enclosure even larger than Avebury surrounds the great Neo barrow of Howe Hill, Duggleby. The ditch of the Ferrybridge henge (SE 474242) has also been recorded together with a pit alignment nearby, but surveillance of other henges in the district yielded no new information.
The Yorkshire archaeological register: 1979
Dilwyn Jones
179 - 188
Yorkshire bibliography 1979
A M Rutherford
189 - 198