Archaeologia 29

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Title:	Archaeologia 29
Series:	Archaeologia
Volume:	29
Publication Type:	Journal
Year of Publication:	1841
Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01
Source:	BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)
Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
An account of the final excavations made at the Bartlow hills.	John Gage Rokewode	1 - 4
An account of some ancient remains existing in the district adjacent to the confluence of the Wye and the Severn, in the counties of Gloucester and Monmouth; namely, the probable line of the British Akeman St...	George Wareing Ormerod	5 - 31
Observations on the heraldic devices discovered on the effigies of Richard the Second and his queen at Westminster Abbey, and upon the mode in which those ornaments were executed; including some remarks on the surname Plantagenet,...	John Gough Nichols	32 - 59
Observations upon the present state of Orford Castle, in the county of Suffolk; with some conjectures as to the probable uses to which parts of the building were assigned.	Charles Henry Hartshorne	60 - 69
On an ancient enamelled ouche in gold.	Charles Roach Smith	70 - 75
Further notes on the Runic cross at Lancaster.	John Mitchell Kemble	76 - 79
Remarks upon the letters of Thomas Winter and Lord Mounteagle, lately discovered by John Bruce, Esq.	David Jardine	80 - 95
Observations on the historical evidence respecting the implication of Lord Mounteagle as a conspirator in the gunpowder treason.	David Jardine	96 - 110
Description of an Egyptian tomb, now preserved in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	111 - 126
Observations upon the history of certain events in England during the reign of King Edward the Fourth.	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	127 - 138
Explanation of the myth upon a fictile vase found at Canino, now in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	139 - 144
Observations on Roman remains recently found in London.	Charles Roach Smith	145 - 166
On the death of Eleanor of Castile, consort of King Edward the First, and the honours paid to her memory.	Joseph Hunter	167 - 191
Effigy of King Richard Coeur de Lion in the cathedral at Rouen.	Albert Way	202 - 216
Notice of recent discoveries of Roman antiquities at Strood, Bapchild, Oare, and Upchurch, in Kent, with remarks on the site of the Durolevum of Antoninus.	Charles Roach Smith	217 - 226
Description of an ancient temple near Creudi, Malta.	J G Vance	227 - 240
Remarks upon remains of ancient architecture, disclosed in taking down a portion of the church of St. Mary Overy, in Southwark.	John C Buckler	241 - 242
Observations on the site of Camolodunum.	H Jenkins	243 - 256
Remarks on an unpublished inscription to the Emperor Tetricus, found at Bittern, near Southampton.	Charles Roach Smith	257 - 261
Particulars relative to that portion of the regalia of England which was made for the coronation of King Charles the Second.	Robert Cole	262 - 266
Letter from, accompanying a scheme proposed in the time of Charles the First for establishing a mount of piety in England.	Henry Ellis	275 - 304
Letter containing intelligence of the proceedings of the court and nobility at the commencement of the year 1454.	Frederick W Madden	305 - 317
Political poems of the reigns of Henry VI and Edward IV.	Frederick W Madden	318 - 347
Some observations on judicial duels, as practised in Germany.	R L Pearsall	348 - 361
On two ancient copper bowls found in Lothbury.	Charles Roach Smith	367 - 368
The hunting horn of Charlemagne; epitaph of the Empress Fastrada at Mentz; the sword of Charlemagne; the hunting horn of Roland; hunting horn at Greystoke Castle.	Henry Howard	368 - 370
Epitaph on the Empress Fastrada.	William Bromet	371 - 372
Engraved stone in Brading Church, Isle of Wight.	William Henry Rosser	373
On the nature of the volvelle, and on Chaucer's treatise on the astrolabe.	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	374 - 375
Observations on the contents of the Speculum Christiani, and on it real author.	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	375 - 378
Halnaker House, in Sussex.	William Bromet	380 - 382
Culver Mole, Glamorganshire.	John M Traherne	382 - 383
Grant of the lordship of Gower to Oliver Cromwell.	- Hooper	383
On the Roman remains discovered in the caves near Settle, in Yorkshire.	Charles Roach Smith	385
Gold ornaments from Meroé, in Nubia.	John Gage Rokewode	386 - 387
A sculptured achievement of Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk.	Rawdon Brown	387 - 389
On a silver dish, and other vessels, found in Suffolk.	John Gage Rokewode	389 - 390
Queen Elizabeth's letter to the Emperor of Cathay, 1602.	Henry Ellis	391 - 396
Ancient bone skate found in Moorfields.	Charles Roach Smith	397 - 399
Cromlech of Gaer Lwyd, Monmouthshire.	George Wareing Ormerod	400
Tesselated pavements in Threadneedle Street.	Charles Roach Smith	400 - 404
On a silver seal of Thomas de Prayers.	John Gough Nichols	405 - 407
Hook money from Ceylon.	William Jerdan	407
On the coats of arms appropriated to the Welsh princes.	Thos William King	407 - 413
Account of various Roman remains discovered in a field called the Slade, in the parish of Boughton Monchelsea, in Kent.	Charles Roach Smith	414 - 420
Ancient paintings in the interior of Islip Church, Oxon.	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	420
Roman remains found at Sutton Valence, in Kent.	Charles Roach Smith	421 - 423
Queen Elizabeth's treaty with the Grand Signior, in 1580.	Henry Ellis	423 - 426

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