n.a. (2004). Cyril Fox on Tour 1927--1932:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

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Title:		 Cyril Fox on Tour 1927--1932:
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Subtitle:		 two of Sir Cyril's notebooks describing minor earthworks of the Welsh Marches and visits to four Welsh museums, with two other unpublished papers
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Series:		 British Archaeological Reports
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Volume:		 364
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Number of Pages:		 234
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Publication Type:		 Monograph (in Series)
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Abstract:		 Most of Sir Cyril Fox's papers are held in the National Museum of Wales, but two notebooks were passed by Fox to Noel Jerman, who in turn passed them to the Offa's Dyke project at the Extra-Mural Department of Manchester University. The first, which covers the years October 1927 to July 1930, contains a variety of material including notes on a number of dykes and other features close to or associated with Offa's Dyke which he was surveying at the time. The second, relating only to the summer of 1932, was limited to his surveys of six groups of short dykes, with an endpiece on Wigmore Castle. The first notebook contained a few other papers including a part transcript of an impromptu lecture on the way down from the Kerry Ridgeway. The volume also includes an unpublished note of Fox's describing an excavation he made at Tallard's Marsh, near Chepstow, which he believed to be the southern extremity of Offa's Dyke. The intention has been to reproduce this material, with an expansion of Fox's abbreviations, and add comparative reports from a date near to Fox's own, with aerial photographs where they could be obtained. Includes an introduction, notes and commentary.
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Issue Editor:		 David H Hill
Stephen Matthews
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Publisher:		 Archaeopress
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Year of Publication:		 2004
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ISBN:		 1-84171-584-0
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Location - Auto Detected: Wigmore Castle
Location - Auto Detected: Offas Dyke
Location - Auto Detected: Chepstow
Location - Auto Detected: Kerry Ridgeway
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Offa'S Dyke (BIAB)
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Created Date:		 21 Sep 2004