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Wealden Iron 18
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Wealden Iron 18
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Series:
Wealden Iron
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Volume:
18
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Year of Publication:
1998
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Date Of Issue From: 1998
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Field notes
2 - 7
Brief notes on evidence for and excavation of iron working sites in Surrey, Sussex and Kent. Three sections on: `The Domesday ferraria'; `Bloomery slag at Heathfield, Sussex'; and `Stumbleholm bloomery, Ifield, Sussex' are written by B K Herbert ( 5--7).
The Tudeley Ironworks accounts
Jeremy S Hodgkinson
Christopher Whittick
7 - 38
Reproduces and analyses the records from 1329--1354 for the iron works which belonged to Elizabeth de Burgh (founder of Clare College, Cambridge and grand-daughter of Edward I). The property was part of the manor of Southfrith and its location remains undetermined although a site close to Devil's Ghyll is favoured. The documents contribute greatly to the social history of the period.
Hawksden Forge, Mayfield, and the Sands family
Anne Dalton
39 - 47
A history of the forge and a family tree which helps to distinguish four members named Thomas who were all involved with the iron works between the late-seventeenth and early-eighteenth centuries.
`Brass' casting at a Kent furnace
Jeremy S Hodgkinson
48 - 51
Reproduces a letter written in Tonbridge in 1758 which proves that bronze cannon were being produced in the area.