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Post-Medieval Archaeol 20
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Title:
Post-Medieval Archaeol 20
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Series:
Post-Medieval Archaeology
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Volume:
20
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Year of Publication:
1986
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Date Of Issue From: 1986
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date:
05 Dec 2008
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The internal decorative treatment of 16th and 17th century brick in Suffolk
Timothy Easton
1 - 17
Considers the use of pigment, for at least two centuries, for fireplace decoration in Suffolk.
Preliminary observations on the post-medieval pottery from the Alter Markt site, Duisburg, W Germany
David R M Gaimster
19 - 30
Reports on one of the most complete and well-stratified postmed assemblages (1500-1900) on the Continent.
Excavations at Oyster Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, 1968-71
Russell Fox
Kenneth J Barton
Margaret J Hoad
31 - 255
Major report on the first large-scale investigation within the former walled area, on the med waterfront. Although 12th-13th century occupation evidence was much disturbed, the sequence runs from then into modern times: it includes 14th and 15th century structures (timber cistern, storage buildings, dock and quay), domestic and some industrial use in 16th (when dock facilities lay elsewhere), filling in of a disused dock, increasing industrial activity (clay pipe kilns, etc), and purpose-built brick dwellings and commercial properties. Substantial pottery report.
English villages in the Londonderry plantation
Brooke S Blades
257 - 269
The planting of villages was seen as an important means of altering the Ulster landscape into one in which English cultural institutions could flower. Study of these settlements allows the definition of early 17th century English standards for the creation of domestic settlements.
Excavations at 18 Castle Street (Albion Court), Aberdeen
D H Evans
271 - 295
Survey and excavation of a two-storied terrace of c 1650-60, substantially rebuilt c 1750-60 (attics and dormer windows), and partly rebuilt again in c 1830. Pottery catalogue.
Excavations within the Tron Kirk, Edinburgh: a post-script
Nicholas M McQ Holmes
297 - 302
Results of excavation S of the tower, which revealed details of the 17th century and earlier occupation of the site.
Marks on milled window leads
Susan Hanna
Geoff Egan
Barry Knight
303 - 309
Post-medieval Britain in 1985 sites and finds
Geoff Egan
333 - 360
