Antiquaries Journal 2000: Vol 80 Table of Contents PDF
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CONTENTS Anniversary Address 2000 By Simon Swynfen Jervis, PSA Archaeologists, Architectural Historians and the Planning Process: Whose Agenda? By John Pugh-Smith The Development of Embossed Goldwork in Bronze Age Europe By Stuart Needham, FSA The Promotion and Demotion of Whole Relics By Mark Spurrell, FSA St Davids Bishops Palace, Pembrokeshire By Rick Turner, FSA Offa’s Dyke: Pattern and Purpose By David Hill, FSA Monumental Brasses and the Black Death — A Reappraisal By Sally Badham, FSA King Henry VIII: Connoisseur, Performer and Composer of Music By Judith Blezzard, FSA and Frances Palmer, FSA “The Cabal of a Few Designing Members’: the Presidency of Martin Folkes, PRS, and the Society’s First Charter By David Haycock Notes: A Newly Identified Figure of the Virgin from a Late Anglo-Saxon Rood at Great Hale, Lincolnshire By Paul Everson, FSA and David Stocker, FSA Nave Roof, Chest and Door of the Church of St Mary, Kempley, Gloucestershire: Dendrochronological Dating By Beric M Morley and Daniel W H Miles A Note on the Hutton Conyers Charter and Related Fenland Manuscripts By Paul Binski, FSA The Maternal Ancestry of Sir Hans Sloane (1660-1753), and the Household of Ann Hamilton (c 1612-1689), Countess of Clanbrassil By M J Crossley Evans, FSA The Society of Antiquaries’ Sabbath Lamp By Raphael Ralph Emanuel, FSA George Cruikshank’s The Antiquarian Society, 1812, and Sir Henry Charles Englefield By Bernard Nurse, FSA, Librarian South Wales Plateways 1788-1860 By John van Laun, FSA and David Bick, FSA A Silver Punchbowl at the Society of Antiquaries By Richard Meager Reviews Index
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