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Hampshire Fld Club Archaeol Soc Sec Newsl 20
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Hampshire Fld Club Archaeol Soc Sec Newsl 20
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Series:
Hampshire Field Club & Archaeological Society Section Newsletters
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20
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Journal
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1993
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Date Of Issue From: 1993
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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Hampshire County Council Museums Service
D Allen
2 - 3
Describes the activities of the Service, listing those museums operated wholly by Hampshire County Council and those in partnership with District Councils.
Burglary at the Red House Museum
D Allen
4 - 5
Reports the June 1993 theft of archaeological items -- including most of the Holdenhurst RB coin hoard, and Celtic coins and a bronze bridle bit from Hengistbury Head.
Finds tray -- wholly Roman
D Allen
6 - 7
Records two Roman finds from Hampshire: a burial, including a bronze patera and oenochoe, found at Baughurst in 1990-91 and a lead or pewter flagon from Rockbourne.
The Church of St. Mary and St. Michael, Stoke Charity Hampshire report on archaeological investigation, 1991
Kenneth E Qualmann
25 - 32
A Saxon origin is likely for the north aisle and the Hampton Chapel may have been built as the chancel for this first church. Nave and chancel were built in the Norman period and a bell tower added in the fourteenth century. The chapel and north aisle were rebuilt perhaps in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Elizabeth Lewis (30-1) provides a note on `Stoke Charity Church: the roof of the Hampton Chapel' relating the roof to the date of the Hampton tomb in the late fifteenth century.