Archaeologia 27

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Title:

Archaeologia 27

Series:

Archaeologia

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1838

Note:

Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01

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BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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URI:	http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?iid=8527292

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Remarks on certain ornaments of gold found near Quentin, in Britany, in 1832, presumed to have been the <?> of the ancient Gauls.	John Bathurst Deane	1 - 14
On the lost books of Tacitus.	Philip Mahon	15 - 17
Upon three documents of the reign of Edward I preserved among the exchequer records at Westminster relating to Scottish prisoners.	Francis Palgrave	18 - 20
Two transcripts of ancient charters relating to property in Normandy.	Thomas Stapleton	21 - 28
Observations on female head-dress in England, chiefly subsequent to the date of Mr. Strutt's remarks in his Habits of the People of England.	John Adey Repton	29 - 76
Account of the old bridge at Stratford-le-Bow, in Essex.	Alfred Burgess	77 - 95
Observations on the Roman station of Magiovintum.	Henry Brandreth	96 - 108
Remarks on the commencement of the reign of King Richard the First.	William Hardy	109 - 112
Observations on an autograph of Shakspere, and the orthography of his name.	Frederick W Madden	113 - 123
"A description of the province of Connaught," dated in the month of "January, 1612," from a volume of the Lansdowne MSS. preserved in the British Museum.	Henry Ellis	124 - 134
Observations on the Roman remains found in various parts of London in the years 1834, 1835, 1836.	Charles Roach Smith	140 - 152
Document relating to Perkin Warbeck, with remarks on his history.	Frederick W Madden	153 - 210
Observations on three Roman sepulchral inscriptions found at Watermore, near Cirencester, in Gloucestershire, in 1835 and 1836.	Conrad Leemans	211 - 228
The kiss of the virgin: a narrative of researches made in Germany during the years 1832 and 1834 for the purpose of ascertaining the mode of inflicting that ancient punishment, and of proving the often denied and generally disputed fact of its existence.	R L Pearsall	229 - 250
Remarks on the Townely mysteries.	Lancelot Sharpe	251 - 256
Original record of the form of public entry of King Henry VIII into Tournay, after the surrender in 1513, and the notification, by Queen Catherine of Arragon, of the birth of the Princess Mary, to the municipal authorities of Tournay.	George Frederick Beltz	257 - 261
Account of the examination of the mummy of Pet-Maut-Joh-Mes, brought from Egypt by the late John Gosset, Esq, and deposited in the museum in the island of Jersey.	Thomas J Pettigrew	262 - 273
On the measures taken for the apprehension of Sir Thomas de Gournay, one of the murderers of King Edward the Second, and on their final issue.	Joseph Hunter	274 - 297
Account of a British buckler, found in the bed of the river Isis, between Little Wittenham and Dorchester, co. Oxford.	John Gage	298 - 300
An account of some Saxon pennies and other articles found at Sevington, north Wilts.	Edward Hawkins	301 - 305
Instructions by Henry Percy, ninth Earl of Northumberland, to his son, Algernon Percy, touching the management of his estate, officers, etc, written during his confinement in the Tower.	James H Markland	306 - 358
A letter from, accompanying a Roman speculum, exhibited by Sir William Middleton, Bart.	John Gage	359 - 360
Inedited documents relating to the imprisonment and condemnation of Sir Thomas More.	John Collingwood Bruce	361 - 374
Remarks on the matrix of the seal of Roxgrave Priory, in Sussex.	Frederick W Madden	375 - 380
Observations on the mode adopted by masons at various and distant periods in forming a straight head over an aperture.	Sydney Smirke	381 - 385
On a small portion of a Roman pavement discovered in Crosby Square, Bishopsgate.	Alfred Burgess	397 - 399
Particulars relating to a human skeleton found at Arentsburgh, near the Hague.	Conrad Leemans	399 - 400
Seal of Richard de Bury, Bishop of Durham.	John Doubleday	401 - 402
On a Roman sepulchral urn found in Whitechapel.	Alfred J Kempe	403 - 404
Map of the Roman roads upon the Yorkshire wolds.	John William Walker	404
Earliest specimens of mezzotinto engraving.	Hugh W Diamond	405 - 409
On a fragment of a Roman column found in London.	Alfred J Kempe	410 - 411
On a cinerary urn found in Deveril Street, Southwark.	Alfred J Kempe	412
Map of the Roman road between Staines and Silchester.	Henry Ellis	412 - 413
Drawings from ancient paintings in St. Mary's Chapel at Guildford.	Edward J Carlos	413 - 414
Observations on the map of the Roman road, exhibited February 2nd, by Sir Henry Ellis, more especially in reference to the site of Calleva Attrebatum.	Alfred J Kempe	414 - 419
Drawing of an ancient onyx inserted in the cover of a MS. at the abbey of St. Maximin.	Francis Palgrave	419 - 420
On a specimen of ancient damask or diaper linen.	John Gough Nichols	421 - 423
Ancient drawing of the town of Carrickfergus.	Henry Ellis	421
Letter descriptive of an ancient portrait of Anthony Bastard of Burgundy.	James R Planché	424 - 433
Facsimile of a drawing representing the siege of Therouenne in France, A.D. 1553.	Henry Ellis	424
On some Roman antiquities found at Hemel Hempsted.	J F Girton	434 - 435
Account of two ancient swords found near Norwich.	Samuel Woodward	435 - 437
Drawing of a destroyed chapel in Jersey and observations thereon.	Tomkyns Hilgrove Turner	438
On an ancient bronze figure of a stag.	William Henry Rosser	441 - 443

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