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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society 18
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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society 18
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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society
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18
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275
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Journal
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Editor:
F Sanders
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Chester Archaeological Society
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Year of Publication:
1911
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http://www.chesterarchaeolsoc.org.uk/journal.html
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18 Jan 2018
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Abstract
Prelims
1 - 4
Parkgate: an old Cheshire port
E Barber
5 - 25
Royal charters and grants to the City of Chester
James Hall
26 - 76
On a Roman urn from Wroxeter in the Grosvenor Museum, and other pottery of the 1st century AD
Robert Carr Bosanquet
77 - 78
Brief report on a lecture presented to the Society in January 1911. The lecturer described the evolution of the various patterns of Roman pottery and showed drawings of Samian ware of different types and periods. At the conclusion of the lecture the idea of producing an illustrated catalogue of the Samian ware in the Grosvenor Museum (in Chester) was discussed. LD
George Cotes, Bishop of Chester 1554-1555
F Sanders
79 - 97
The city gilds or companies of Chester, with special reference to that of the Barber-Surgeons'
Frank Simpson
98 - 203
Ancient boat in Baddiley Mere
E Barber
204 - 212
Article describing a dugout oak canoe and associated wooden paddle of likely Iron Age date, discovered in the course of works during a dry season at Baddiley Mere near Nantwich. The boat's future preservation is considered, and the treatment of some other ancient vessels recovered in the region is discussed. LD
Obituary: T S Gleadowe; William Shone
213 - 214
Miscellanea
215 - 218
Abstract of proceedings 1910-1911
219 - 252
List of members 1911-12
253 - 259
List of illustrations
260
General index
261 - 265
Index of names
266 - 275
