Arch. 47

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Arch. 47
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Archaeologia
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	47
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Society of Antiquaries of London
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1882
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From:1695Date Of Issue To:011882-1883
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
The "Ritual Ordinance" of Neophytus, by the Rev Frederick Edward Warren, B.D., fellow of St John's College, Oxford; and an account of the "Misfortunes of Cyprus," by Neophytus, and the condition of the island in his time.	Frederick Warren Edwin Freshfield	1 - 40
Architectural history of St. Hugh's choir in Lincoln Cathedral.	John Henry Parker	41 - 48
Injunctions of John Longland, Bishop of Lincoln, to certain monasteries in his diocese.	Edward Peacock	49 - 64
On the constitutional history of the Bermudas, the oldest remaining British plantation.	John Henry Lefroy	65 - 82
The first charter of liberties given by Penn to Pennsylvania.	Henry Salusbury Milman Richard Almack	83 - 88
The first charter of liberties given by Penn to Pennsylvania.	Richard Almack	83 - 88
The custumary of the manor and soke of Rothley, in the county of Leicester.	George Thomas Clark	89 - 130
The grave-mounds of Lunkhofen, in the Canton of Aargau, Switzerland, by Dr. Ferdinand Keller, with a translation.	W M Wylie	131 - 136
The grave mounds of Lunkhofen, in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland.	Ferdinand Keller	131 - 136
On a hoard of gold nobles found at Bremeridge Farm, Westbury, Wilts.	John Baron	137 - 156
On a hoard of gold nobles found at Bremeridge Farm, Westbury, Wilts.	John Baron	137 - 156
The fret or key ornamentation in Mexico and Peru.	Robert Philip Greg	157 - 160
On the sculptured tympanum of a former doorway in the church of South Ferriby , Lincolnshire.	Charles Edward Keyser	161 - 178
Notes on a selection of ancient charters, letters, and other documents from the muniment room of Sir John Lawson, of Brough Hall, near Catterick, in Richmondshire Bart.	C S Perceval	179 - 204
On the Mithræum at Spoleto.	Henry Charles Coote	205 - 208
"Things Nedefull for this Present State," by John Mountgomery, 1562; with a preface and notes by Edward Maunde Thompson, keeper of manuscripts and Egerton librarian in the British Museum.	Aucher Cornwall Taylor	209 - 241
Copy of a letter to Mary Queen of Scots, and a bond of Secretary Maitland.	Richard Almack	242 - 248
The "Remonstrance" of Anne of Cleves.	W D Macray	249 - 264
On certain inaccuracies in the ordinary accounts of the early years of the reign of King Edward IV.	C S Perceval	265 - 294
Sir John Daunce's accounts of money received from the treasurer of the King's chamber. temp. Henry VIII.	C T Martin	295 - 336
On a German astronomico-astrological manuscript, and on the origin of the signs of the Zodiac.	Robert Brown	337 - 360
Notes on the imagery of Henry VIIth Chapel, Westminster.	John T Micklethwaite	361 - 380
On the recent discoveries of portions of old St. Paul's Cathedral.	Francis C Penrose	381 - 392
The diamond signet of Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I.	C Drury E Fortnum	393 - 408
Some historical aspects of the English law of attainder and forfeiture for high treason.	Alfred Bailey	409 - 428
Excavations at Cæsar's camp near Folkestone, conducted in June and July, 1878.	Augustus H L F Pitt-Rivers	429 - 465
On the antiquity of the Egyptian calendar.	Francis Roubiliac Conder	466 - 470
On a wall painting discovered at Westminster Abbey in 1882.	John Henry Middleton	471 - 472
On two bronze fragments of an unknown object, portions of the Petrie collection, in the museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin.	Margaret Stokes	473 - 480
On a Latin note to the Bodleian MS. of the Anglo-Saxon chronicle concerning the origin of the Æra Dionysiana.	Robert Cradock Nichols	481 - 482
On an unexplained figure in Henry VIIth Chapel.	John T Micklethwaite	483 - 485