Archaeologia 30

Title:

Archaeologia 30

Series:

Archaeologia

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1844

Note:

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

Source:

BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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URI:	http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?iid=8527457

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Copy of the inventory of Archbishop Parker's goods at the time of his death.	William Sandys	1 - 30
Additional observations on the Runic obelisk at Ruthwell; the poem of the dream of the holy rood, and a Runic copper dish found at Chertsey.	John Mitchell Kemble	31 - 46
Account of the opening of an ancient British barrow in Iffins Wood, near Canterbury.	John Y Akerman	57 - 61
A letter on the sculptured figures of Welsh knights at Kilpeck Church in Herefordshire.	John Gage Rokewode	62 - 63
Observations upon certain proceedings in the star chamber against Lord Vaux, Sir Thomas Tresham, Sir William Catesby, and others, for refusing to swear that they had not harboured Campion the Jesuit.	John Collingwood Bruce	64 - 110
Letter accompanying casts of eight punic inscriptions found on the site of Carthage.	Hudson Gurney	111 - 112
On certain marks discoverable on the stones of various buildings erected in the middle ages.	George Godwin	113 - 120
On Palimpsest sepulchral brasses, and on a remarkable instance at Hedgerley, Buckinghamshire.	Albert Way	121 - 124
Account of the traces of a Roman villa, discovered A.d. 1840 at Gayton, near Northampton.	George Butler	125 - 131
An account of some antiquities found in the neighbourhood of Sandwich, in the county of Kent.	Charles Roach Smith	132 - 136
An account of certain antiquities in the island of Sacrificios, followed by a report upon the examination of them by Samuel Birch.	Molyneux Nepean	138 - 143
Description of the Tabula of gold presented by the Emperor Henry II to the cathedral of Basil.	Albert Way	144 - 148
Upon certain inaccuracies in the published letters of Sir Thomas More.	John Collingwood Bruce	149 - 159
Extracts from the copy-book of letters received by Sir Henry Witherington, Knight-Marshal of Berwick, between November, 1581, and November, 1592, preserved in the ordnance office in the Tower of London.	R Porrett	160 - 173
Letter with drawing and details of the sandalwood gates of Somnath.	C I Richardson	174 - 175
On the Xanthian marbles deposited in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	176 - 204
On the political condition of the English peasantry during the middle ages.	Thomas Wright	205 - 244
On the eastern terminus of the wall of Antoninus.	Richard Garnett	245 - 247
On a recently opened tumulus in the neighbourhood of Asterabad, forming part of ancient Hyrcania and the country of the Parthians.	Clement Augustus De Bode	248 - 255
On "The King of the Birds," or the Phoenix, an Anglo-Saxon song of the tenth or eleventh century, now first translated into the metre and alliteration of the original.	George Stephens	256 - 322
On stone shot found in the ditch of the Tower of London.	R Porrett	323 - 326
An account of the opening of some barrows in south Dorsetshire.	John Sydenham	327 - 338
Letter to Samuel Birch upon that part of Mr. Birch's report upon the antiquities discovered in the island of Sacrificios, in which Mr. Birch considers the different objects assembled to have been the work of the Aztecks or Mexicans.	Molyneux Nepean	339 - 341
Observations of a fictile vase representing the contest of Hercules and Juno, preserved in the department of antiquities in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	342 - 348
Extracts in prose and verse from an old English medical manuscript preserved in the royal library at Stockholm.	George Stephens	349 - 418
Observations upon the extracts from an ancient English MS. in the royal library of Stockholm.	Thomas J Pettigrew	419 - 429
Account of the monumental brass of Bishop Hallum, in the cathedral church of Constance.	R L Pearsall	430 - 437
On antiquarian excavations and researches in the middle ages.	Thomas Wright	438 - 457
On a remarkable sepulchral vase and other antiquities discovered near Scarborough, and preserved in the Scarborough Museum.	Jabez Allies	458 - 462
The second patent Edward duke of Somerset, protector temp. King Edward the Sixth; introduced by an historical review of the various measures connected therewith.	John Gough Nichols	463 - 489
Extracts of letters from W. Roots to W. R. Hamilton, dated December 20, 1843, and January 13, 1844, respecting some relics of remote times found in the bed of the river Thames between Kingston and Hampton Court.	William Roots	490 - 493
Letter and copy of an indemnity of lease from the Earl of Bedford to Sir William of a portion of pasture in Covent Garden.	Albert Way	494 - 498
On an amity formed between the companies of Fishmongers and Goldsmiths of London, and a consequent participation of their coat armour.	John Gough Nichols	499 - 513
description of the refectory of the priory of Great Malvern.	Edward Blore	514 - 516
On torques found at Wraxall, co. Somerset.	H T Ellacombe	521
On the foundations of the Roman walls of London.	William Devonshire Saull	522 - 524
On ancient colossal statue near Magnesia.	H E Strickland	524 - 527
Account of an English poetical manuscript in the Chetham library.	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	527 - 530
On the skew bridge at Rimini, in Italy.	Thomas Dry	530 - 535
On Roman antiquities found at and near Maidstone in Kent.	Thomas Charles	535 - 537
On ancient sculptures in the church of Nôtre Dame, at St. Omer.	William Bromet	537 - 539
On a medal of Christian Vth. of Denmark.	William Debonnaire Haggard	540
On a green vase in the Hamilton collection.	Samuel Birch	540 - 542
On a bronze figure of an archer discovered in Queen Street, Cheapside, July, 1842.	William J Chaffers	543 - 544
On a mosaic picture at Madrid.	Maria Fernandez Binns	544
Account of an ancient fibula found at Stone, in Buckinghamshire.	John Y Akerman	545 - 547
On ancient deeds.	Charles Roach Smith	545
Account of opening of barrows near Woodyates Inn.	William J Chaffers	547
On swan marks in the river Ouse.	George H Dashwood	547
On a bronze figure of Mercury found at Colchester.	Charles Roach Smith	548
On an ancient coffin-lid found at St. Bartholomew's, in Smithfield.	William J Chaffers	548
On bronze forceps found in the bed of the Thames.	Charles Roach Smith	548 - 550
On a money horn of the ninth century.	John George Pfister	551 - 552
On an iron pot found in the county of Tyrone.	Earl of Inniskillen	552
On an ancient bronze ornament found at Perdeswell, near Worcester.	Jabez Allies	554 - 555