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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society 60
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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society 60
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Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society
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60
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Journal
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Chester Archaeological Society
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1977
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Date Of Issue From: 1977
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18 Jan 2018
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The excavation of a barrow at Woodhouse End, Gawsworth, near Macclesfield
Gordon Rowley
1 - 34
SJ 914695. This was a Beaker monument with a primary central deposit in a pit. The wide low mound was formed in three separate phases and covered a firepit, a channel and an oval pit, all of unknown use. Five satellite cremations were in the SW quadrant. A large number of Mortlake sherds in the mound material probably represented pre-barrow occupation. The Beaker is of Clarke S2 type; there were also two undecorated Collared Urns, an accessory cup, a 'mouth bellows' and clay ear-stud. Skeletal material is analysed.
The phasing and date of the Roman legionary fortress at Chester
Peter Carrington
35 - 42
Some notes on gems and finger rings in the Grosvenor Museum
Martin Henig
43 - 48
Mirrors in Roman Chester
Glenys Lloyd-Morgan
49 - 55
The Chester collection spans much of the Roman period and is remarkable for its number and variety of mirrors, fifteen of which are catalogued and discussed together with four representations of mirrors. Both Italian and northern provincial workshops are represented; the implications are that Chester was wealthy and had strong trade contacts. See also author's Roman mirrors in Britain, in Curr Archaeol, 5, 1977, 329-31.
A Chester Mithraic figure recovered?
B J N Edwards
56 - 60
Excavation in the medieval village of Norton 1974-1978 (part one)
Judith P Greene
Peter R Hough
61 - 93
Excavations at Saint Elphin's Rectory, Warrington
Alan Leigh
Peter Davey
D R Morgan
T Pierce
94 - 128
Church plate of the Diocese of Chester
Maurice H Ridgway
129 - 146
Index
147 - 148
