Antiquaries Journal 1994: Vol 74 Index

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INDEX
Compiled by SusANNE ATKIN
Page numbers in italics refer to illustrations
Abbo of Fleury, Passio Sancti Eadmundi 138-40, 142, Batey, Colleen see Cook, Alison
143, 149, 152; copy of (Pierpont Morgan Beadericesworth see Bury St Edmunds
Library) 144, 145-8 beads, Roman period: amber 16, 57, 52; bronze 57,
Elfheah, St, archbishop of Canterbury, death and 52; carnelian 517, 52; glass 16, 51, 52; gold 39,
burial 159 n. 50 49, 41, 44; jet 16, 57, 52; pearl 16; rock-crystal
Elfhun, bishop of London 140 16, 26, 51, 52; sapphire 26, 51, 52; talc 16, 51,
AElfric I, bishop of Elmham 135, 139, 158 n. 37 52; white paste 16, 52
Elfwine, bishop of Elmham 141 Bede, Venerable 135, 137, 138
Elred: abbot of Rievaulx 211, 215, 221-32, 234, bells, bronze, from tomb in Georgia 45-6, 45
235, 237-44; as abbot 240; background 241, Benedict Saxo, prior of Bury St Edmunds, condi-
243; as patron 237-8, 244; Speculum caritatis tion of his body 136, 144
232, 240 Benedictines: abbeys 249 n. 32; see also Bury St
Athelberga 135 Edmunds; Ewenny; York, St Mary’s Abbey;
AEthelthryth of Ely, St, body of 135, 138, 150 and see Rule of St Benedict
Akanthos, fetters on burials 13, 14 Bernard of Clairvaux 234, 241, 244
Alan (Rufus) of Brittany, Count 280, 281-2 Bertram, Jerome, a monumental brass at Stonor
Alexander II, pope (Anselm I, bishop of Park, Oxfordshire, exhibited by 332-4
Lucca) 143, 149, 150 bird’s-head stone see under Heysham
Alexis Master 144, 162 n. 84 Black Death 246
amber, beads 57, 52 Blyth Abbey (Notts.), technique for vaulting in
Andrews, R. D. see Potter, T. W. nave aisles 203 n. 24
Anglo-Saxon period: database of structures and bone objects see comb; handles; toggle
interpretation of the data 1-11; buildings and Bori (Georgia), graves 19, 23, 31, 33
stonework see under Heysham; see also furniture bowls, silver, Roman 31, 34, 35
Anglo-Scandinavian objects and stonework see box, silver, Roman 19, 23, 24-6
under Heysham Bradley, Richard, review by, Excavations in the Brenig
anniversary addresses see Robbins, Michael; Valley: A Mesolithic and Bronze Age Landscape in
Tudor-Craig, Pamela North Wales 347-8
Apakidze, A. and V. Nikolaishvili, ‘An aristocratic Brasier, Richard, bell-founder of Norwich 333
tomb of the Roman period from Mtskheta, brasses, monumental, 16th cent. 332-4
Georgia’ 16-54 Brault, Gerard, reply to John A. Goodall concern-
appliqués, gold 43, 44 ing the Lord Marshal’s Roll 297-9
Armaziskhevi (Georgia), tombs and grave goods Brean Down (Somerset), pedestals, prehistoric 325
19, 23, 25, 26, 33, 36, 37, 39, 44, 45, 46, 52 briquetage, Bronze Age/Iron Age 325
Arroasian-Augustinians 196 British Library: BL Add MS 38816 280; Harleian
Aston (Herts.), dodecahedron 291 MS 2253 (Harleian Roll of Kings) 295
Astrological Scrap-book 334-7 British Museum: Roman mouse handle 325, 326,
Augustine, St, relics of 150 327, 332, leonine handle from Fayim 330-1,
Augustinians, priories 249 n. 32, and see Llanthony 331
Priory Bronze Age (Late), saltmaking site 324, 325
bronze objects see beads; bells; ear-rings; handles;
oinochoc; patera; scabbard mount; vessels
Bagineti (Georgia), graves 23, 26, 33, 36, 52 Brothwell, Don, review by, Investigations of Ancient
Baldwin, abbot of Bury St Edmunds 140, 142-4, Human Tissues: Chemical Analyses in Anthropology
149-51, 152, 154, 155 346
358 THE ANTIQUARIES JOURNAL
buckles: gold 42, 43, 44; silver, Roman 33, 36 Cistercians: architecture 229, 235, 237, 244; Bur-
buildings and structures: Anglo-Saxon 1-11; eccle- gundian houses 221, 233-4, 237; chapter ritual
siastical and monastic see Bury St Edmunds, 238-40; churches, barrel ceiling 232; commu-
and see main articles on Heysham; Lindisfarne nity and building function 232, 234, 239; cults
Priory (nave vaults); Rievaulx Abbey (chapter of founders and beati 24.4; in France 234, 235; in
house); York (St Mary’s) Germany 238; groin vaults 197, in French
Buildwas Abbey (Shropshire): chapter house 250 churches 206 n. 56; influence of Italy and
Nn. 41; groin vaults 196, 202 n. 22 Rome 241, 243-4; monastic houses 232-44; see
Burgundy, chapter houses 221, 233, 235; and see also also Buildwas Abbey; Byland Abbey; Citeaux;
Citeaux; Clairvaux Clairvaux; Fountains Abbey; Jervaulx;
burials and graves: fetters found in, in ancient Kirkstall Abbey; Melrose Abbey; Rievaulx
Greece 13-14; rock-cut graves and cemeteries Abbey; see also Rule of St Benedict; Savignac-
see Heysham; Roman see Mtskheta Cistercians
Bury Psalter 139, 140, 141 Citeaux, Burgundy, chapter house 233, 234
Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk): Beadericesworth: church Clairvaux, Burgundy 237, 244; chapter house
at, dedicated to St Mary 141, St Edmund’s 233-4; cults 244; east extension 241, 243, 244
church (minster) 137, 139, body in 137-8, clasp, silver, Roman 33
139-40, 144, 152; new church, dedicated clay objects see clay tobacco pipes; pedestal
140-1, and Edmund’s body translated to 141, clay tobacco pipes, from Heysham 124-5, 125
142, 143-4, 149-50, 151, 152; St Michael’s cloak fastener, copper alloy, from Heysham 124,
cult, altar to 159 n. 46 125
button, stone, medieval 124, 125 Cluniac monasteries 234, 235, 249 n. 32
Byland Abbey (N. Yorks.) 247 n. 12; chapter house Cluny (France): burial and chapel area 240; chap-
250 n. 41; groin vaults 196; size of community ter house 238
250 n. 48 Cocke, Thomas, review by, Winchester Cathedral:
Nine Hundred Years, 1093-1993 354
coins, silver and gold, Roman, from Mtskheta 26,
33, 36, 37
Caen, Normandy, groin vaults 196-7 Coles,J. ,V . Fenwick and G. Hutchinson (eds.), A
Cambridge (Cambs.): Corpus Christi College (MS Spirit of Enquiry: Essays for Ted Wright, reviewed
139) 280; Pembroke College (MS 24) 163 346-7
n. 106 comb, bone, 1oth-cent. or later, from Heysham 79,
Canterbury (Kent): Christ Church: Aula Nova, 122-4
ribbed vaults 195, chapter house and barrel Cook, Alison and Colleen Batey, on the bone comb
vault 249 n. 34, choir tribune 203 n. 27, gate- from Heysham 122-4
house and court buildings 243, litany and Coombs, David and Francis Pryor, an Early Iron
calendar 141; St Augustine’s, translation of Age bronze scabbard mount from Flag Fen,
relics of St Augustine 150 exhibited by 337-40
carbon 14 dating, from charcoal 325 Copford (Essex), parish church 205 n. 52
Carmarthen (Dyfed), dodecahedron 289, 290, 291 copper alloy object see cloak fastener
Cashel (Ireland), Cormac’s Chapel, vaulting 197 Cramp, R. J., on the sculpture at St Peter’s Church,
Cassidy, Brendan (ed.), The Ruthwell Cross: Papers Heysham 106-17
from the Collogiuim Sponsored by the Index of Chris- Croft, Cuthbert, advowson of Heysham 105
tian Art Princeton University, reviewed 349-50 Crook, John (ed.), Winchester Cathedral: Nine Hundred
Castle Acre Priory (Norfolk): chapter house 249 Years, 1093-1993, reviewed 354
Nn. 34; west range 267 crosses see Eleanor Crosses; Heysham (stonework
cemeteries see Heysham, St Patrick’s Chapel and sculpture)
chapter houses: in Burgundy 235, 237; in France Cuthbert, St: condition of his body 135, 138-9,140,
211, 234, 235; in Normandy 235; at Rievaulx 156 n. 5; venerated by Alred 243
Abbey (including parallels) 211-55; at York,
St Mary’s Abbey 264-5, 275-6; also noted in
entries for named abbeys, priories etc ‘A decision-tree approach to the interpretation of
Cheap, Eleanor Cross 308 archaeological data’ 1-11
Chepstow Priory (Monmouthshire; Gwent), groin Denton (Lincs.), pax from St Andrew’s Church
vaults 197 321-4
INDEX 359
Dickinson, Tania M., review by, Clasps Hektespenner fetters, in the ancient world, literary and archaeo-
Agraffen. Anglo-Scandinavian Clasps of Classes logical evidence for 12-15
A-C of the 3rd to 6th Centuries A.D. Typology, finger-rings, gold, found at Mtskheta 26, 36, 38-9
Diffusion and Function 350-1 finial see under Heysham
Dijon (France), Saint-Benigne 160, n. 58; chapter Flag Fen (Cambs.), Early Iron Age scabbard
house 249 n. 35 mount from 337-40
Dionysius, St, cult of 138, 142, 151 flasks, sardonyx 26, 46, 48, 49
dishes: sardonyx 46, 48, 49; silver: local origin Fleetwood, Thomas, advowson of Heysham 105
(Mtskheta) 24-5, 32, Roman 18, 23-4, 27, Fontenay (France), east range 234
29-31 Fountains Abbey (N. Yorks.): abbot Henry
dodecahedra 289-92 Murdac 237; chapter house 221, 232, 235, 237;
Dunbrody (Ireland), chapter house 221, 232-3 warming room 204 n. 44
Dunstable (Beds.), Eleanor Cross 307 France: chapter houses 211; Cistercian churches,
Dunstan, St 138, 152 groin vaults 206 n. 56; Cistercian monastic
Durham (Co. Durham): Cathedral 193, choir vault houses 234, 235; vaulting 193
197-8, 235, chapter house and links with Rie- funerary garlands, gold leaves, from Roman period
vaulx Abbey 235, 241, 243, contact with tomb 42, 43, 44
Jumiéges 235, rib vaults 235; see also Cuthbert, Furness Abbey (Cumbria) 196; chapter house 235;
St groin vaults in undercroft to west range
196
furniture, stone, Anglo-Saxon 109
Early Christian period, monument 340-3; see also Fursey, St 135
Heysham
ear-rings: bronze 45, 45; gold 26, 37, 39, 40, 41
Edmund, St, king, evidence for the alleged incor- Geddington (Northants.), Eleanor Cross 301, 302,
ruption of his body 135-68 307
Edward the Confessor, king, condition of his body Geneva (Switzerland), dodecahedron 292
136, 144; translation of body 243 Geoffrey, bishop of Coutances 281
effigies, use of 144, 151 Germany, Cistercian chapter houses 238
Egelwin, sacrist 140, 141, 142, 152 Gifford, John, The Buildings of Scotland: Highlands and
Eleanor Crosses, at Stamford (with parallels) Islands, reviewed 355-6
3OI-11 glass: Roman, vessels, found at Mtskheta 46, 47;
Ely Cathedral (Cambs.), groin vaults 193-4 post-medieval 125
embalming 135-6, 144, 150, 154 Glastonbury (Somerset): Iron Age pottery designs
Energy Dispersive XRF analysis, of ah andle 329 338; fraud by monks 151-2
Ephesus (Turkey), handle 327, 328, 332 Gloucester Cathedral (Glos.), vault type 193
Erkenwald, St, bishop of London 155 n. 1 gold objects see appliqués; beads; buckles; coins;
Espec, Walter, patron of Rievaulx 217, 234 ear-rings; finger-rings; funerary garlands; lip-
Eugenius III, pope 241 covers; neck-chain; strap-ends
Evans, D. M., an Early Christian monument from Goodall, John A.: note on some observations on ‘A
Llanwyddelan, Montgomeryshire, exhibited French source of the Lord Marshal’s
by 340-3 roll( 1295-6)’ 293-301; two inscribed sherds of
Ewenny (Mid Glamorgan), priory church 197 North African Redware, exhibited by
ewers, silver, in tomb in Georgia, Roman or Geor- 320-1
gian 25, 32 Goscelin, hagiographer 150
exhibits at Ballots 320-45 Grainger, G., on the human remains from the
cemetery of St Patrick’s Chapel, Heysham
Gransden, Antonia, ‘The alleged incorruption of
Fayim (Egypt), clasp knife with lion and leopard the body of St Edmund, king and martyr’
handle 330-1, 331 135-68
Feldburg (Germany), dodecahedra 292 Grantham (Lincs.), Eleanor Cross 301, 302
Felmingham (Norfolk), brasses 334 Great Clacton (Essex), parish church 205 n. 52
Fenwick, V. see Coles,J . Greece (Ancient; classical): evidence for use of
Ferguson, Peter and Stuart Harrison, “The Rie- fetters 12-15; funerary garlands 44
vaulx Abbey chapter house’ 211-55 Guthlac of Crowland, St 135, 158 n. 34
360 THE ANTIQUARIES JOURNAL
Halle on Saale (Germany), parallel for clay pedes- Lazarus stone 103, III-12, 113, 114, 129;
tal 325 ‘cross’ base or plinth, decorated with cabling,
Halton (Lancs.): church 104; cross, decorated 109, Roman re-used or Anglo-Saxon 104, 112;
114, 115 cross-shaft with vinescroll decoration, 8th—gth
handles, Roman period: bone, from Fayim 330-1, cent. 103, 112; hogback tombstone 104, 115,
331; bronze, with mouse terminals and lion 116, 127; socket(s) for cross-shaft 67, 68, 74, 79,
pedestal 325-32 62, 126
Hardingstone (Northants.), Eleanor Cross 302, 307 Higgitt, John: on the wall plaster in St Patrick’s
Harke, Heinrich, Angelsachsische Waffengraber des 5. Chapel, Heysham 118-20; review by, The
bis 7. Jahrhunderts, reviewed 348-9 Ruthwell Cross: Papers from the Collogiuim Spon-
Harrison, Stuart see Ferguson, Peter sored by the Index of Christian Art Princeton Uni-
Hawker, P. C., a recently discovered pax from St versity 349-50
Andrew’s Church, Denton, near Grantham, Hill, Christopher, note on Gallo-Roman
exhibited by 321-4 dodecahedra: a progress report 289-92
Haymo 151 Hines, John, Clasps Hektespenner Agraffen. Anglo-
Heddon-on-the-Wall (Northumb.), parish church Scandinavian Clasps ofC lasses A-C of the 3rd to 6th
206 n. 63 Centuries A.D. Typology, Diffusion and Function,
Henry I, king of England, embalmment of his body reviewed 350-1
136 Historic Wrecks Committee 315-19
Henry I, king of France 151; embalmment and Hugh IV, abbot of Saint-Denis, Paris 142, 151
funeral 144 human remains: from Heysham 55, 91-3; at Rie-
Henry V, king of England, endowed Syon 105 vaulx Abbey 229
Henry VIII, king of England, visit to York 264, Hunsbury (Northants.), scabbard decoration as
267, 271 parallel 338
Henry of Beaumont 281 Hutchinson, Gillian, review by, Medieval Boat and
Hermann the archdeacon, hagiographer of St Ship Timbers from Dublin 353-4; see also Coles,J .
Edmund 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 149, 150, 151, Hygeinos Kanpylios (inscription) 326, 331-2
152, 153
Hexham (Northumb.), church and lred 241, 243
Heysham (Lancs.): Iberia (Caucasian kingdom of) 16, 23, 53
discussion 125-9; documentary evidence 104-5; Innocent II, pope 241
finds (other than stonework) 124-5; spear- Innocent III, pope 154
head, iron 127 Innocent, John, prior of Lancaster Priory 105
St Patrick’s Chapel 55, 56, 57, 58-73, 59, 125-6; intaglios, found in Georgia 36
bone comb, Anglo-Scandinavian type 122-4, Ireland: chapels 126; parallels for Anglo-Saxon
127, 128; burials in the chapel 72-3, 88, 128; stonework at Heysham 106, 109, 115
cemetery 67, 73-91, 126, 127, 128; human Irishman, in Wales 342
remains gI—3; pottery 73, 94, 125, 128; rock- Iron Age: saltmaking 325; scabbard mount 337-40
cut graves 55, 61, 68, 73, 74-6, 87-8, 126, 1 iron objects see fetters; lamp; nail
128; south doorway, Anglo-Saxon 66, 70,
102; trenches on the headland 93-4; wall
plaster and lettering (phase I chapel) 62-3, 65, Jackson, Ralph, the mouse, the lion and ‘the
66, 73, 117-22, 126, 128; window, south wall crooked one’: two enigmatic Roman handle
58, 62, 70 types, exhibited by 325-32
St Peter’s Church 55, 56-9, 94-117, 126, 128-9; James of Compostela, St, body of 157 n. 19
Anglo-Saxon masonry 94, 95, 99, 128-9, door- James, Simon, Exploring the World of the Celts,
way, re-erected in churchyard gg, /0/, 102, reviewed 348
north doorway 99, 102, small door to south Jarrow (Tyne and Wear), plaster 118, 119
aisle 99, south porch, traces of 99, west door- Jerusalem: church of the Ascension 160 n. 58, Holy
way 94, 99, 100, 102, west tower 99; Norman Sepulchre church 160 n. 58, 237
period 101, 103, chancel, evidence for 101, 103; Jervaulx (France), chapter house 250 n. 41
post-Norman features 103-4 jet, bead, from Mtskheta, and deposits of jet near
stonework and sculpture: bird’s-head stone, Jf; 52
finial re-used as gravestone 62, 73, 87, 106, 107, jewellery, gold, Roman period, from Mtskheta 15,
108, 109, 111, 126, 127, 128; churchyard cross, 36-44
INDEX 361
Jocelin of Brakelond 135, 140, 141, 153, 154 McAleer,J . Philip, ‘Encore Lindisfarne Priory and
John, king, embalmed body of 155 the problem of its nave vaults’ 169-210
Jumiéges (France), contact with Durham 235 McGrail, Sean: Medieval Boat and Ship Timbers from
Dublin, reviewed 353-4; review by, A Spirit of
Enquiry: Essays for Ted Wright 346-7
Mainz (Germany), Roman handle in museum
Kamariza (Greece), fetters on slave mineworker 13
325-6, 326, 328
kantharos, silver, Roman 31, 35
Marshall, Anne and Garry Marshall, ‘A decision-
Kenyon, John R., review by, English Heritage Book of
tree approach to the interpretation of archaeo-
the Tower of London 354-5
logical data’ 1-11
Kirkstall Abbey (W. Yorks.): chapter house 2: 37;
Mayolus, cult of 243
decorative forms of capitals 229; groin vaults
Megaw,J . V. S. and M. Ruth Megaw, review by,
195-6
Exploring the World of the Celts 348
Kldeeti (Georgia), cemetery 19, 36
Mellifont (Ireland): chapter house 221,
monk Robert 237
Melling (Lancs.), church granted to Abbey of Sées
lamp, iron, Roman period 44-5, 45 104
Lancaster (Lancs. parallels for vinescroll 114, Melrose Abbey (Borders): chapter house 221, 232;
115; Priory 104, 105 masses 250 n. 45; Waldef, founder abbot 244
Laon Cathedral (France) 233, 238 Merrifield, Ralph, Astrological Scrap-book of
Lastingham Abbey (Yorks.) 280; animal-headed James Murrell, exhibited by 334-7
chair arm 109; groin vaults 206 n. 55 Middleton, Andrew, analysis of the plaster from
leather, vessel rim fragment, post-medieval 125 Heysham 120-2
leaves, gold see funerary garland Minigaff (Kirkcudbright), carved stone bird, late
Leofstan, abbot of Bury St Edmunds 141, 142, 151, 7th—late 8th cent. 109, 110
152 mirror, silver, Roman 23, 27, 28
Lessay (France): chapter house 235; nave 205-6 Monkwearmouth (Tyne and Wear): animal-
n. 55 headed chair arms 109; plaster 118
Lilleshall Abbey (Shropshire), vaults 196 Monte Cassino (Italy) 234, 235, 251 n. 59
Lincoln (Lincs.): Cathedral, polychromy 285 n. 45, Montjoies of Saint Louis 308
triple roses, doorway 308; Eleanor Cross monument, Early Christian, at Llanwyddelan
397 340-3
Lincolnshire, Iron Age saltmaking 325 Mtskheta (Georgia): ‘An aristocratic tomb of the
Lindisfarne Priory (Northumb.), nave vaults Roman period from...’ 16—54;j etm anufacture
169-210 52; local goldsmiths’ products 37, 39, 44, 46
lip-covers, gold, Roman 26, 43, 44 Murrell, James, ‘white wizard’ of Hadleigh, and an
Llandaff Cathedral (S. Glamorgan), choir 197 astrological scrap-book belonging to 334-7
Llanthony Priory (Monmouthshire; Gwent) 196 musket flint, post-medieval 124, 125
Llanwyddelan (Montgomerys.; Powys), Early
Christian monument, stone 340-3
London: Charing, Eleanor Cross 307; St Gregory’s nails, iron: burials at Heysham 79; from Mtskheta
church 140; Smithfield, St Bartholomew’s, tomb 45, 45
groin vaults 194; Southwark, vault and under- neck-chain, gold, from Mtskheta 37, 39
croft of town house 194-5; see also British Nikolaishvili, N. see Apakidze, A.
Library; British Museum Normandy: chapter houses 235; groin vaults 196—7
Lord Marshal’s Roll 293-301 Northampton (Northants.), Eleanor Cross 307
Losinga, Herbert, bishop of Thetford 149, 150; and Northumbria, crosses 114
Norwich Cathedral 194 Norton, Christopher, “The buildings ofS t Mary’s
Lowell, Giles, prior of Lancaster Priory 105 Abbey, York and their destruction’ 256-88
Lucca (Italy) 152; St Martin’s Cathedral and relics Norwich (Norfolk): brass workshop 333, 334;
and cult of St Edmund 143, 149 Cathedral 149, nave aisles 194
Lynch, Frances, Excavations in the Brenig Valley: A
Mesolithic and Bronze Age Landscape in North
Wales, reviewed 347-8 Oc-Eo area, Mekong delta (Indo-China), gold
Lyon family, pipemakers 124 objects 292
362 THE ANTIQUARIES JOURNAL
Odilo, abbot of Cluny 243-4 library 217, 221; monastic community 232,
Odo of Bayeux 281 234, 239-40, 243, 244, 246, 250 n. 48; parlour
Odo of Champagne 281 221, 227; rib vaults, aisles 230; shrine to abbot
oinochoe, bronze, Roman 16, 19, 22 William 217, 243; vestibule 223, 227, 239;
Oswyn, and St Edmund’s body 138, 152 vestry 217, 221
Ouen, St, relics of 150 rings see finger-rings
Oxford (Oxon.), Bodleian Library: MS Bodley 39 Roach Smith, Charles, Fellow 314=15
280; Stukeley Papers, MS Eng. misc. e. 196 Robbins, Michael, “The gadfly: a necessary pest?’,
(Stukeley notebook and sketch) 302, 304, 306 Short Address for the Society of Antiquaries
Anniversary 21 April 1994 314-15
Robert of Mowbray, earl of Northumberland 281
Paris (France): commemorative crosses 308; cult of Roger of Poitou 104
St Dionysius 142, 151; Saint-Denis: abbot Roman period see dodecahedra (Gallo-Roman);
Suger’s building work 237, 241, burial place of handles; Heysham (under stonework and
kings of France 136, 144, groin vaults 192-3 sculpture); Mtskheta (tomb); pottery
Parnell, Geoffrey, English Heritage Book of the Tower Rome (Italy): coemeteria burial basilicas 237, 241,
of London, reviewed 354-5 244; S. Sabina 114; Sant’Agnese fouri le Mura
patera: bronze, Roman 16, 19,-.22, 23; silver (from 241, 242
Kldeeti) 19 Rouen (France), church of Saint-Ouen 150
Patrick, St 126, 128 Rule of St Benedict 141, 159 n. 43, 234, 235, 238,
pax, metal, 15th cent., from Denton (with parallels) 239
321-4 Rynne, Etienne, review by, The Archaeology of York.
pedestal, fired clay, Late Bronze Age 324, 325 The Small Finds: The Anglian Helmet from 16-22
Peterborough Abbey (Cambs.): barrel vault 248 n. Coppergate 351-3
32, 249 n. 34; ribbed vaults 194
Phaleron (Greece), fetters on burials 13-14
phialai, silver, Roman 25, 26, 28, 34, 36, 37 St Albans (Herts.): Cathedral, choir 197; Eleanor
phiale mesomphalos, silver, Roman 28, 31, 34 Cross 307
place-name evidence: Heysham 131 n. 42; //an and St Michael the Archangel 140
gwyddelan 341-2 saltmaking sites, and finds from, Bronze Age 324,
Potter, T. W. and R. D. Andrews, ‘Excavation and 325
survey at St Patrick’s Chapel and St Peter’s Salvin, Anthony, architect, and Lindisfarne Priory
Church, Heysham, Lancashire, 1977-8 171, 172, 175, 176-7, 178, 179, 186, 189
O57 3+ Samson, abbot 153-5
pottery: Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age 325; Samtavro see Mtskheta
Roman period, North African Redware 320-1, Samuels, J., an unusual fired clay pedestal from a
321, 322; medieval and post-medieval, from Late Bronze Age saltmaking site at Tetney,
Heysham 73, 94, 125, 128 Lincolnshire, exhibited by 324, 325
Pryor, Francis see Coombs, David Sandford, Mary K. (ed.), Investigations of Ancient
Pycroft, James Wallis, Fellow 312-13 Human Tissues: Chemical Analyses in Anthropology,
reviewed 346
sapphire objects see beads; scaraboid
radiocarbon dating, for burials at St Patrick’s Saunders, Andrew, “I'wenty years of the Historic
Chapel, Heysham 73, 84, 87, 93, 128 Wrecks Committee: a review’ 315-19
Regensburg (Germany), Saint-Emmeram, cult of Savignac-Cistercians 196; and see Furness Abbey
St Dionysius 151 scabbard mount, bronze, Early Iron Age 337-40
Rievaulx Abbey (N. Yorks.), chapter house Scandinavian influence: in East Anglia 140; see also
211-55; Heysham
ambulatory 211, 227-9, 235, 237, 239, 240, scaraboid, sapphire, from Roman period tomb 26,
demolished 232, 246; apse 211, 221, 229, 235, 51; 52
240; barrel vault 232, 237; benching 217, 221, sceptre heads 292
229, 232, 235, 239, 246; burial structures seals, found at Mtskheta: cylinder seal, haematite
240-1, 243, 244; cloister 221; groin vaults, (Mesopotamian) 46, 50, 57; pyramid seal,
undercroft of monks’ dorter 196; hemicycle chalcedony (Archaemenian Iran) 50, 50, 57
QII, 214, 221, 232, 235, 237, 240, 243, 246; Sées, Abbey of (Normandy), 104, 105
INDEX 363
Segrave, John de 293, 298 Theodred II, bishop of Elmham 139
Segrave, Nicholas de, the elder (d. 1295) 293, 298 Thomas of Bayeux, archbishop, and York Minster
Segrave, Nicholas de, the younger (d.1322) 293, 260, 261, 280, 281
298 Thompson, F. H., ‘Fetters on the wall’ 12-15
Severus, St, embalmed body of 150 toggle, bone, medieval 124, 125
Shaftesbury (Dorset): cult of StE dward the Martyr tombs, stone see Heysham; Mtskheta (Roman
137; litany compiled at 141 period)
shrines, Anglo-Saxon, stone 106, 109; see also Rie- tombstone, hogback see under Heysham
vaulx Abbey Trypi (Greece), skeletons and iron rings 14
Sigeberht, king of the East Angles 137 Tuck, J. A., on the documentary evidence for
silver objects see bowls; box; buckles; coins; dishes; Heysham 104-5
ewers; kantharos; mirror; patera; phialai; phiale Tudor-Craig, Pamela, ‘A Raiser of Righteous Dis-
mesomphalos; spoons turbance’, Short Address for the Society of
Simon of Warwick, abbot 280 Antiquaries Anniversary 22 April 1993 312-13
Slade, H. Gordon, review by, The Buildings of Scot- Tweddle, Dominic, The Archaeology of York. The
land: Highlands and Islands 355-6 Small Finds: The Anglian Helmet from 16-22 Cop-
slavery, evidence for 12, 13 pergate, reviewed 351-3
Smith, John F. H., note on a fragment of the
Stamford Eleanor Cross 301-11
Southwell Minster (Notts.): chapter house, double Urbnisi (Georgia), cemetery 33, 36, 44, 46
rose carving 308; rib vaults 194
Souvigny (France), church of St Peter 243-4, 245,
vessels: bronze, Roman 16, 19, 22; leather, rim
251 n. 59
fragment, post-medieval 125; sardonyx see
Speyer (Germany): Cathedral, vaults 206 n. 59; St
dishes, flasks; silver, Roman 19, 23-33
Mary’s 136
spoons, silver, Roman 33,.35
Stamford (Lincs.), Eleanor Cross 301-11 Waldef, St, abbot of Melrose 243, 244
Stanley, Sir Edward, and Heysham church 105 Walkelin, bishop of Winchester 150, 152
Stephen of Whitby, abbot, De fundatione abbatiae wall plaster, Anglo-Saxon see under Heysham
sanctae Mariae virginis eboraci 280-2 Waltham (Herts.), Eleanor Cross 302, 307, 308
stone artefact see button Warenne, William (I), Earl de 194, 281
stonework and sculpture see Eleanor Crosses; furni- Warenne, William, second earl 195
ture; under Heysham; monument; York, St Wainer, abbot of Rebais 143
Mary’s Abbey Welch, Martin, review by, Angelsachsische Waffen-
Stonor Park (Oxon.), monumental brass at 332-4 graber des 5. bis 7. Jahrhunderts 348-9
Stony Stratford (Bucks.), Eleanor Cross 307 Whitby Cartulary 280
strap-ends, gold, Roman 42, 43, 44 Whitwell, Elizabeth, brass to 334
Stukeley, William, and the Stamford Eleanor Cross Whitwell, John 334
301-11 Whyttyll, John, monumental brass to 333, 333, 334
Suger, abbot of Saint-Denis 237, 241 Whytwell, Margaret, brass inscription to 334
Swegn Forkbeard, king of Denmark, body of 156 Wijnbergen armorial roll 293, 294, 297, 298-9
n.8 Wilfrid, St 241
Swithun, St, cult of 150 William I 149, 150, 152, 280, 281
Syon (France): Abbess of 105; Brigittine nuns 105 William II (William Rufus): and the translation of
Syria: glass bottles found at Mtskheta 46; seal, St Edmund’s body 149, 150; visit to York and
haematite 50 the abbey church 257, 280-1, 282
William, abbot of Rievaulx Abbey, as founder 243;
talc see beads and the chapter house 211, 217-21, 232-4; cult
Tbilisi (Georgia) 44 of and shrine 217, 243, 244
Tetney (Lincs.), clay pedestal from a Late Bronze William, abbot ofS t Albans 155, 157 n. 14
Age saltmaking site 324, 325 William of St Calais, bishop of Durham 281
Thebes (Egypt), fetters in slave burial 13, 14 Winchester (Hants.): Cathedral 150, chapter
Theobald, archbishop of Canterbury, body of 136 house, barrel vault 248 n. 32, 249 n. 34, vaults
Theodred, bishop of London 137, 139, 140, 152 194; litanies and calendars 141; St Swithun’s
Theodred I, bishop of Elmham 139 150
364 THE ANTIQUARIES JOURNAL
Wisbech (Cambs.), Iron Age dagger scabbard in York (N. Yorks.): church of St Olaf 280; King’s
museum 340 Manor 257, 268, 270, 271, 272, 275, 277, survey
Worcester (Worcs.): calendar 141; chapter house of 278-80; Minster 260, 261, 264, 275; precinct
237 walls 269, 270-1; St Leonard’s (St Peter’s)
wrecks and sites 315-19 Hospital, vaulting incorporated into Theatre
Wulfstan II, bishop of Worcester, embalmed body Royal 195
of 157 n. 12 St Mary’s Abbey 256-88; Benedictines 264;
chapter house 264, 273, 275-6; claustral com-
plex 264-8; Coronation of the Virgin 267, 277;
Yelverton, John and Roger, brass to (16th cent.) destruction of 271-5; Outer Court 268, 270;
333 statues 256, 266, 275-8