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Hertfordshire Archaeol 11
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Hertfordshire Archaeol 11
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Hertfordshire Archaeology
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11
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1993
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Date Of Issue From: 1993
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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Nine hundred years of St Albans: architecture and social history
J T Smith
1 - 22
Text of a lecture on the history of the town, from its foundation in the tenth century, with description of the surviving historic buildings. An appendix discusses the possible location of `The Charnel House' (21).
Ware Priory a note on some new evidence
Michael Morris
23 - 26
Reports that a fragment of the Franciscan friary buildings (possibly the church) was revealed in a tree-throw hole during the January 1990 storms.
Whiteley Hill, near Royston: a Late Bronze Age ringwork?
Stewart Bryant
26 - 29
A re-examination of existing evidence relating to this double-ditched enclosure crop-mark, including that from ditch sections excavated in 1957.
Medieval pottery in Hertfordshire: a gazetteer of the principal collections
A Turner-Rugg
30 - 53
Excavations at the Abbey Mill, St Albans
Rosalind Niblett
54 - 80
Reports on the results of excavations carried out in 1988 on an area on the bank of the River Ver, south-west of the abbey church. A comparatively short but intensive period of occupation in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, with remains of two large buildings was found. One building comprised a drying or malting oven and granary, the other is interpreted as a possible threshing-floor. Specialist reports consist of `Pottery' by Alison Turner-Rugg (69--76), `Animal bones' by A J Wade (78--9), and `Seeds' by Margaret Murphy (79--8). Small finds of iron, copper alloy, bone, and fired clay are also noted.