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Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club 56
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Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club 56
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Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club
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56
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181
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Journal
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2009
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Editorial Expansion: 2008 issue
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12 Aug 2010
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South-west Herefordshire; Post-Ice Age landscape and settlement features
George Charnock
15 - 30
The landscape and settlement features of the Olchon and Golden Valleys are combined with evidence from recent pipeline excavations to describe a post-Ice Age glacial lake system and its legacy.
The King's Acre Lime; a little extra light on the early history of Heref...
David Whitehead
31 - 36
The historical significance of a tree and a small roadside piece of land near Hereford is investigated, in an attempt to throw light on Hereford before and after the Norman incursion. It is suggested that the tree marks a piece of land set aside for public assemblies, possibly as early as the twelfth century, or even pre-Conquest. Au/PP-B
Long or round?; evaluation programme and results at the Neolithic ...
George Nash
59 - 72
Reports an investigation undertaken to compare the monument to others locally and consider its original form. It is concluded that the passage and chamber were constructed within a long mound.
Appendix 1; Description and discussion of finds
S Whatley
71
Appendix 2; Summary of results of the geophysical survey (Apri...
Philip Rowe
72
Chapel Farm, Deerfold, Herefordshire: a re-appraisal; part 1
Duncan James
73 - 98
A detailed comparison of the architectural features of the farm with some other well-known buildings leads to some conclusions about their provenance. It is suggested that the farm is the remains of a late medieval timber-framed chapel, built between 1430-40 by the same group of craftsmen as three other buildings: Bryndraenog (Beguildy, Radnorshire), Swan House (Pembrige, Herefordshire) and No. 5 Harley Court (Hereford), financed by Richard, Duke of York. There is also a suggested interpretation of a barn within the curtilage of Chapel Farm and a discussion of the possible origins of the choir stalls and an altar slab in Wigmore church.
Some notes on the sources of decoration in sixteenth and seventeenth century vernacular wall painting
Michael Harrison
111 - 113
Some information on local vernacular wall-paintings and their symbolism.
Reports of sectional recorders; Archaeology, 2008
Ron Shoesmith
114 - 131
Brief reports on fieldwork in the county during 2008. PP-B
Herefordshire Field-Names, 2008
B S Smith
132 - 133
Looks at "Minnow" field names in the county. PP-B
