J Brit Archaeol Ass 35

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	J Brit Archaeol Ass 35
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Journal of the British Archaeological Association
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	35
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1972
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1972
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	BIAB (The Archaeological Bibliography for Great Britain & Ireland (ABGBI))
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	05 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Westminster Abbey: some characteristics of its sculpture 1245-59. The workshop of the censing angels in the south transept	David Carpenter	1 - 14
Fen tumuli.	Jonathan Peckover	11 - 14
York Chapter House	Nicola Coldstream	15 - 23
Vestiges of St. Augustine's Abbey without the walls of Canterbury.	Mackenzie E C Walcott	26 - 58
On the Original Nave of Ripon Cathedral	Millard F Hearn	39 - 45
Wisbech Castle.	R B Dawbarn	59 - 67
Some line-impressed Tile Mosaics from Western England and Wales	Elizabeth S Eames Laurence Keen	65 - 70
Further Notes on a Thirteenth-century Tiled pavement from King's Chapel, Clarendon Palace	Elizabeth S Eames	71 - 76
Note on the Glaze on the Tiles of the Canynges Pavement	Elizabeth S Eames	77
Earthenware jars in church walls.	Gordon M Hills	95 - 98
Notes on certain articles found at South Shields on the site of the Roman station.	R E Hooppell	100 - 103
The survival of ancient types in pottery at Barnstaple, Devon.	R Earle Way	105
On Roman roads in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk.	Thomas Morgan	121 - 131
St. Guthlac and Croyland.	Moore	132 - 134
Caistor Church.	J J Beresford	135 - 138
Recent Roman remains from Canterbury.	John Brent	144 - 146
Illustrations of the traces of the Romans and Saxons in the fen district of the Isle of Ely.	S H Miller	147 - 150
Castle Acre Priory.	Edgar P Loftus Brock	151 - 154
Notes on the history of Stamford.	C Nevinson	159 - 168
Monumental stone found at Bath.	Harry M Scarth	190 - 192
Notes on some antiquities of Kent.	John Brent	195 - 198
Notes on the history and antiquities of Cyprus.	George R Wright	198 - 201
The bronze gate of Balawat, Assyria.	Theophilus G Pinches	233 - 237
Estrighoel, Chepstow and Tintern, in the thirteenth century.	Thomas Morgan	243 - 255
Burghley House and the first Lord Burghley.	G Patrick	256 - 266
Roman fen-road in Cambridgeshire.	W C Little	267 - 270
On two coronation medals of King George I.	G F Adams	271 - 275
Welbourn, Lincolnshire, and its neighbourhood.	S M Mayhew	276 - 284
Architectural notes on Thorney Abbey.	C Lynam	285 - 289
Notes on Thorney abbey church.	R Warner	290 - 296
The Hurlers.	Charles W Dymond	297 - 307
Recent discoveries at Colonia Lindum.	S M Mayhew	308 - 316
Ancient reclamations in the English fenlands.	J W Grover	349 - 367
Stone circle at Gunnerkeld, Westmorland.	Charles W Dymond	368 - 371
On a perfect Saxon church at Escombe, in the county of Durham.	R E Hooppell	380 - 384
Notes on an inscribed stone preserved in Ely Cathedral.	Walter Birch, de Grey	388 - 396
North Wales on a map of the thirteenth century.	Thomas Morgan	397 - 412
A Cornish drama.	W S Lach-Szyrma	413 - 422
Edlington, its church and cairn.	R N Phillips	414 - 420