Archaeologia 32

Title:

Archaeologia 32

Series:

Archaeologia

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1847

Note:

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

Source:

BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

Relations:

URI:	http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?decade=1840&jid=ACH&volumeId=32&issueId=01&iid=7837652

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Description of a statue of Minerva Custos and other Roman antiquities recently discovered on the estate of the Duke of Bedford, at Sibson and Bedford Purlieus, in the county of Northampton.	Charles Henry Hartshorne	1 - 15
On the site of Cambodunum.	Joseph Hunter	16 - 24
Inedited letters of Queen Henrietta Maria and Oliver Cromwell.	Thomas Wright	25 - 29
Account of the muster of the citizens of London in the thirty-first year of the reign of Henry VIII.	Thomas Lott	30 - 37
Description of the ruins of the church of Mártula Máriam in Abessinia.	Charles T Beke	38 - 57
Observations on the monumental inscription to Richard Grey, Lord Grey de Wilton, in the chapel of Eton college, Bucks.	Thos William King	58 - 59
Account of the opening of the coffin of Ioannade Bohun in the lady chapel of Hereford Cathedral.	John Merewether	60 - 63
Upon a gold ornament found near Mundesley, in Norfolk.	Henry Ellis	64 - 68
Observations on the mottoes, "Honmont" and "Ich Dien," of Edward the Black Prince.	James R Planché	69 - 71
On the claim of Hardwick, in Derbyshire, to have been one of the residences of Mary Queen of Scots during her captivity in England.	Joseph Hunter	72 - 82
On the lord chancellors and keepers of the seal in the reign of King John.	Edward Foss	83 - 95
On the use of the sling as a warlike weapon among the ancients. accompanying a present to the society of a leaden pellet, or sling-bullet, found lodged in the cyclopian walls of Samé in Cephalonia.	Walter Hawkins	96 - 107
On Matilda, queen of William the Conqueror, and her daughter Gundrada.	William H Blaauw	108 - 125
Direction for the receiving of the corpse of Elizabeth, Queen of Henry VII, by the Lord Mayor and commonalty of London.	Thomas Lott	126 - 131
An account of the scheme for erecting a royal academy in England in the reign of King James the First.	Joseph Hunter	132 - 149
Description of a fictile vase from Vulci, the allegory of which is supposed to be intended to commemorate the fate of the family of Agamemnon.	Samuel Birch	150 - 167
On two bas reliefs of Assyrian sculpture removed from Khorsabad.	Samuel Birch	168 - 182
On a transcript of a MS. treatise on the preparation of pigments and on various processes of the decorative arts practised during the middle ages, written in the twelfth century, and entitled Mappae Clavicula.	Thomas Phillipps	183 - 244
On the Anglo-Saxon kings denominated Bretwaldas.	Henry Hallam	245 - 254
On a Greek vase discovered in Etruria, now in his lordship's possession, bearing the name of the fabricator, Nicosthenes,	Mayoress of Northampton	255 - 262
On some ancient modes of trial, especially those in which appeal was made to the divine judgement through the ordeals of water, fire, and other judicia Dei.	William Sidney Gibson	263 - 297
On the existence of municipal privileges under the Anglo-Saxons.	Thomas Wright	298 - 311
On the celebrated monument at Ashbury, in the county of Berks, called Wayland Smith's Cave.	John Y Akerman	312 - 314
On the legend of Weland the smith.	Thomas Wright	315 - 324
Copy of an historical document printed by Mechlinea, dated in 1475.	Henry Ellis	325 - 331
Contemporary authority adduced for the popular idea that the ostrich feathers of the Prince of Wales were derived from the crest of the King of Bohemia.	Nicholas Harris Nicolas	332 - 334
On the literary history of Geoffrey of Monmouth's history of the Britons, and of the romantic cycle of King Arthur.	Thomas Wright	335 - 349
On discoveries of Roman remains at Chesterford, etc.	Richard C Neville	350 - 354
On the British coins found in 1845 at Chesterford.	Charles Roach Smith	355 - 356
Examination of a group of barrows, five in number in Cambridgeshire.	Richard C Neville	357 - 361
On some early Latin stories, imitated at a later period by Chaucer and Shakespeare.	Thomas Wright	362 - 367
On the history of the family of Castiglione.	George Bowyer	368 - 372
Copy of a short memoir on the means considered fit for putting the forces of England in order at the time the invasion from the Spaniards was expected in 1587; preserved in the Harleian MS. 168, fol. 110.	Henry Ellis	373 - 378
Proofs of the early use of gunpowder in the English army.	Joseph Hunter	379 - 387
On a monumental brasses for persons of the family of Mantell.	Gideon Algernon Mantell	391 - 392
On ancient portraits at Hedingham Castle, in Essex.	John Adey Repton	392 - 393
Roman antiquities discovered at Woodpury in Oxfordshire.	John Wilson	392
On an inscription from Llanvair Waterdine.	Dean of Hereford	393
Concerning a silver medal supposed to be the blundered imitation of a Roman coin.	William Debonnaire Haggard	393
On an ancient spear-head found in the Fulham Road.	George Godwin	393 - 394
Some further particulars relating to Robert Hallum, Bishop of Salisbury.	Edward Hailstone	394 - 395
On the pomel of a sword found at Breteuil.	William Whincopp	394
On a gold ear-ring found near Falmer, Sussex.	Gideon Algernon Mantell	395 - 396
On ornaments found in Suffolk.	William Whincopp	395
On a bronze casket.	Edward Tyrell Artis	396
On sepulchral memorials commemorative of Robert de Roos of Hamlake, in the church of Bottesford, and of Lord Grey of Codnor, in Eton College chapel.	William Bromet	396 - 397
On drawings of ancient seals.	George H Dashwood	396
On the custom of wearing a leek upon St. David's Day.	William J Thomas	397 - 399
Correspondence relating to the death of Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devonshire.	Alfred J Kempe	399
On vases of Greek fabrication, discovered at Bengazi.	Albert Way	401
On a portrait of Christine of Pisa.	Benjamin Williams	401
On mythological paintings from China.	John Nicholl	402
On ancient vessels of earthenware.	Nathaniel Gould	402
On Roman remains near Blechingly, in Surrey.	Alfred J Kempe	403
On a Roman glass vessel found at Colchester.	Gideon Algernon Mantell	404 - 405
Concerning the elevations, plans, sections, and details of Norwich Cathedral.	John Adey Repton	405 - 406
On drawings of Cowdray House.	Frederick Nash	406 - 407
On ancient shields.	R Porrett	407
Concerning seals of Richard, Earl of Cornwall, king of the Romans.	Henry Ellis	408
On the tomb of Louis de Bruges, Seigneur de Gruthuyse.	George Steinman	408
On an ancient figure of God the Father found in the Thames.	Charles Roach Smith	409 - 410
On ancient helmets found at Mattrey.	William Bromet	409
On orders of Queen Elizabeth as to corn and scarcity in 1586 and 1594.	Richard Almack	410 - 419
On the ruins of a city submerged in the sea on the coast of Pomerania.	Henry Ellis	419 - 422
Summary of the old laws respecting swans.	George Bowyer	423 - 428
On the degrees of sergeant-at-law and doctor of civil laws.	George Bowyer	428 - 442
On Roman inscriptions from Port Talbot.	George Grant Francis	443
On a cromlech and obelisk at Locmariaker in Brittany.	William Bromet	443
On Celtic, Roman and Saxon weapons of war.	Charles Roach Smith	443
Concerning a new notice of Shakespeare.	Thomas Phillipps	444 - 445
Further notice of the monument at Gaur' Innis in Brittany.	William Bromet	444
On the tower of Keynsham Church, co. Somerset.	H T Ellacombe	445 - 446
On the discovery of a Roman tomb at Cadiz.	John M Brackenbury	446
On an ivory casket of the fourteenth century.	Seth William Stevenson	446 - 447
On a Roman tablet in commemoration of a gift of torques and armillae.	William Bromet	447 - 448
On the monument of Lady Catherine Gordon, the widow of Perkin Warbeck.	John M Traherne	448
On a picture at Chelsea representing in compartments the life, death and funeral of Sir Henry Upton.	Samuel Shepherd	448 - 449
On the seal of Coenwulf, king of Mercia.	Henry Ellis	449 - 450
On an entrenched camp on Wimbledon Common.	William Roots	450
Account of wells or pits, containing Roman remains, discovered at Ewell, in Surrey.	Hugh W Diamond	451 - 455
On an ivory diptych.	John Gough Nichols	455 - 457
Account of a group of tumuli on Berkhampton Down, Wilts.	John Y Akerman	457