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Yorkshire Archaeol J 59
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Title:
Yorkshire Archaeol J 59
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Series:
Yorkshire Archaeological Journal
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Volume:
59
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
Ronald M Butler
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Year of Publication:
1987
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Date Of Issue From: 1987
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date:
05 Dec 2008
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A Roman site at Womersley, North Yorkshire
Paul C Buckland
Malcolm J Dolby
1 - 8
Traces of small farmstead with T-shaped kiln, late 3rd/4th century.
The Anglo-Saxon cemetery of Hob Hill, Saltburn
Dennis B Gallagher
9 - 27
Reassessment of mixed cremation-inhumation cemetery first published in 1912: francisca, cruciform brooch, beads, pottery (broken when found), etc. Early 6th century and later.
Some notes on the pre-Norman history of Doncaster
M S Parker
29 - 43
A reference of AD 764 and other evidence suggests the town had re-emerged by 10th century at latest, possibly as a burh; search should be made for archaeological evidence of a Saxon town.
The graves of the abbots of Fountains AD 1132-1539
Roy Gilyard-Beer
45 - 50
Five South Yorkshire timber-framed houses
Peter F Ryder
51 - 82
The five houses, at Woodall, Cawthorne, Thorpe Common, Harley Hall, and Brampton Hall, reflect diversity in plan form and carpentry styles, and date between late 14th and 16th centuries. A list of S Yorks dendrochronological determinations is given. For some fifty years three styles overlapped: the 'Highland' (with kingpost roof), the 'Lowland' (with common rafters) and the cruck frames which were in the west of the county by early 16th.
Past beekeeping in Yorkshire: evidence from bee boles and other local sources
Penelope Walker
119 - 137
A dale-by-dale survey revealed 102 sets of bee boles in the old county (ie pre-1974 Yorks), especially in the Pennine dales. They are discussed as a group and set in the British-Irish framework.
Gisborough Priory: initial excavation of the priory church, 1985
David Heslop
175 - 178
The nineteen burials revealed a change in burial practice from individual graves to vault; a small, well-stratified pottery assemblage was recovered.
An 18th century privy at Castley Hall, North Yorkshire
John Miller
187 - 188
The Yorkshire archaeological register, 1986 sites and finds
193 - 201
Book reviews
203 - 215
