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Norfolk Archaeology 36 (1)
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Title:
Norfolk Archaeology 36 (1)
Series
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Series:
Norfolk Archaeology
Volume
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Volume:
36 (1)
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Publication Type:
Journal
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Publisher:
Norfolk & Norwich Archaeological Society
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Year of Publication:
1974
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Created Date:
12 May 2020
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Abstract
The Etchings of Edward Thomas Daniell (1804-1842)
Jane Thistlewaite
1 - 22
The linear earthworks of West Norfolk
Peter Wade-Martins
23 - 38
Four earthworks, including a little-known one and another whose course is largely misunderstood, are considered in relation to the Roman roads and seen as part of two contemporary but opposing defensive systems dating to the two centuries following the end of Roman rule. They would be effective against cavalry, and the western pair (Fossditch and Bichamditch) are tentatively assigned to Anglo-Saxon settlers, the eastern pair (Panworth and Launditch) to the Late Roman population.
Excavations in Norwich - 1973. The Norwich Survey - third interim report
J P Roberts
Alan Carter
Helen Sutermeister
39 - 71
Work has continued in various parts of the city and a new map of Roman and Saxon finds is given. The form of the late Saxon town is better understood. Sites in Westwick, Pottergate, St Benedict's Street, the city north of the river, and Conesford are described historically and archaeologically. Part of the castle bailey ditch was also dug and possible defence lines mapped. Life expectancy and social context of Norwich buildings is discussed; there were almost complete rebuildings about every 150-200 years.
Excavations at the façade of Norwich Cathedral
Eric C Fernie
72 - 75
Churchman House, St. Giles’s Street, Norwich
George Plunket
76 - 84
A Bibliography of the Printed Works of R. W. Ketton-Cremer
Jane R Gretton
85 - 96
Obituary - Donovan Cole Purcell
97
