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Title:
Chronicle 9 (2)
Series:
Chronicle
Volume:
9 (2)
Publication Type:
Journal
Editor:
Brian Gittos
Publisher:
Yeovil Archaeological & Local History Society
Year of Publication:
2006
Source:
BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date:
11 Sep 2007
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Abstract
Preliminary report on the archaeological recording during re-ordering at Yeovil St John's 2006
Brian Gittos
37 - 47
The author presents a preliminary report on archaeological recording work undertaken during reordering works in the church, including notes on finds recovered.
The Walter commonplace book
Brian Gittos
Moira Gittos
48 - 52
The article describes a manuscript book, formerly belonging to Dr Richard Hensleigh Walter of Stoke sub Hamdon (1862--1924), a local collector of antiquities. The book contains reminiscences, poetry, notes (some originating with his father and grandfather, also collectors, dating back to 1797), newspaper cuttings, letters and photographs, several of which are of archaeological interest.
Rethinking the coins from the Roman villa at Ilchester Mead
James Gerrard
53 - 55
The author looks at the catalogue of 177 coins listed in the excavation report of the Roman villa at Ilchester Mead, arguing that the conclusions reached contribute to the sum of knowledge about Roman Ilchester and Britain and that the site and its excavation report have been unjustly overlooked.
Archaeological notes
Brian Gittos
Moira Gittos
55 - 59
Article describing some of the archaeological sites, buildings and finds investigated in the Yeovil area during 2006.
Meeting to discuss Yeovil Cattle Market; expansion of primary shopping core
Duncan Black
59 - 60
Report of a meeting held on 11 September 2006 to enable representatives of interested bodies, including the local authority and Yeovil Archaeological and Local History Society, to discuss issues and options surrounding the redevelopment of the Cattle Market site and adjacent area of Yeovil.
