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INDEX Compiled by SUSAN VAUGHAN Illustrations are denoted by page numbers in italics or by illus where figures are scattered throughout the text. The letter ‘n’ following a page number indicates that the reference will be found in a note. Abel, John 458, 467 discussion 270-3 Abingdon (Oxon), cult 305 fragmentation 258-60 Académie and Ecole des Beaux-Arts 398, 399, pig and other species 269-70 407 sheep 267-9 Académie royale d’architecture 403, 407 skeletal representation 263 Achavanich (Caithness), oval setting 41—2n spatial distribution 270 Adam, Robert 402-3, 422n species abundance 260-3 adzes see axes/adzes Ansell, John 455-6 félfheah, St 305 Ansty, John 463, 468 7ethelraed 290, 297 Antiochus III 203 Akthelwold, St 290 antler working agora, Beirut 200 Bronze Age 67, 109, IIO agricultural system, Dtirrnberg 182; see also Anglo-Saxon 240, 241 animal bones; cereals; field systems; plant Antony House (Cornwall), Van Dyck copy remains 494n Aidan, St 291 anvils, Iron Age 178, 180 Akarius, Abbot of Oxeney 457 Apamea (Syria), architecture 225n Albany, — 329, 331, 333, 334; 337 Appleby (Cumbria), seal of 458, 467 Alberti, Leon Battista 399 Aqua Blanca, John de, Dean of Hereford 458, Alcester (Warks), tau cross 307n 467, 469 Alfred, King of Wessex 286 architectural studies, see perspectival Alfriston (E Sussex), oval barrow 34 restoration drawings; St Davids Cathedral All-Party Parliamentary Archaeology Group 4 art, Iron Age 178-9, 180, 185 Allison, Richard 391n Arundel, earl of see FitzAlan, Henry altars, Roman 210, 211 Ashburton (Devon), seal of provost and amber, Iron Age 178, 183 corporation 462, 467 Amesbury (Wilts), place-name 286 Asser 286, 289, 305 Amiens Cathedral (France), choir stalls 478, Astarte, temple to 200 479 Aston, John, Prior of Bristol 465, 468 Amner, John 385 Aston, Mick see Coppack, Glyn and Aston, amulet, Iron Age 196 Mick Andrew, John 460, 467 Athens (Greece), Acropolis 408, 420n Anglo-Saxon period Aubrey, John 361, 380, 388 Congresbury shrine 281-309 Aubrey, William 361 Quarrington settlement 231-80 Audoen, St 304 strap-ends 437-41 Augustus 204, 223n animal bones Avene, John de 461, 467 Palaeolithic, Swalecliffe 47 avenues, stone 38 Bronze Age, Swalecliffe 109 axe-making site, Neolithic 26 Iron Age, Diirrnberg 164-71, 181-2 axes /adzes Roman, Beirut 208 Neolithic 38, 235 Anglo-Saxon, Quarrington Bronze Age 51, §2, 72, IoI-4 assemblage 258, 259 Iron Age 130, 134, 161, 186n biometry 270 Aylee, John, Abbot of Malmesbury 465, cattle 263-7 468 526 INDEX Baalbek (Heliopolis, Syria) battle-axe, Bronze Age 32 architectural drawings 403 beads colony 213 Iron Age 159, 174, 178 Backhouse, Janet, reviews of Anglo-Saxon 241, 242, 253, 255 Humour and Folly in Secular and Profane Beaufort, John de (fl 1408), Earl of Somerset Prints of Northern Europe, 1430-1540 462, 468 (Christa Gréssinger) 516 Beaufort, John (15th century), Duke of 464, The Illustrated Beatus: A Corpus of the 468 Illustrations of the Commentary on the Beaufort, Margaret, widow of Duke John 464, Apocalypse. Volume IV: The Eleventh and 468 Twelfth Centuries (John Williams) 505 Beaumont, Henry 324, 325, 327, 331, 3335 334» Bacon, John 464 337> 341 Bacon, Maud 464, 467 Beckington (Som), brass 465 Badgworth (Som), church dedication 288 Bedd Arthur (Pembs), stone circle 10, 12 Baghdad (Iraq), looting 4, 5 discussion 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 bags, Iron Age 170 survey 13, I4—17, 18 Baker, Edward 331, 333; 334, 336, 337; 3385 Bedminster see under Bristol 341, 349 Beirut (Lebanon) balance fragments, not dated 255 excavations, Insula of the House of the Baldok, Richard of 460, 469 Fountains 195-6, 197, 213 Balfarg (Fife), oval timber settings 34, 35 Hellenistic phases 201, 202, 203-4 Ballin Smith, Beverley and Banks, Iain (eds), early Roman phases 204, 205, 206-9 In the Shadow of the Brochs: The Iron Age 2nd-century portico 209, 2I0-II in Scotland, reviewed 497-8 2nd-—3rd centuries 211-13 Baluchistan, archaeological survey 8 late antique revival 213-14, 215-18, Bampur (Iran), excavations 8 219-20 Banks, Iain see Ballin Smith, Beverley and post-earthquake activity 220 Banks, Iain history and development Banwell (Som) Bronze Age period 196, 199 Anglo-Saxon cemetery 286 Iron Age period 196, 198, 199-200 monastery 286, 306n Hellenistic period 198, 200 Barbaro, Daniele 419n Roman period 198, 200-1 Barbour, John 456, 463, 468 urban development, cycles of 220-1 Barfoot, William 385 Béliarde, Abbess 290 bark, Iron Age 154, 155, 157, 158 Belting (Kent), Bronze Age settlement 51 Barlings Abbey (Lincs) 460, 469, 472; see also Bemerton (Wilts), rector 382-3 Oxeney Abbey Benetfeld, John de 461, 467 Barnes, — 334 Bennett, Matthew, review of The Crusaders Baron, John 461, 467 (Norman Housley) 506-7 Barrow Hills (Oxon), oval barrow 34 Benton, John of 457, 467 barrows see oval barrows; round barrows Berecote, Stephen de 461 » 467 bars, Iron Age 178, 180 Berehalgh, John 464, 467 Bartlet, John 392n Beresford, Maurice 7 basilica, Roman 201; see also Rome Berg, K K 129 Basing, John 466, 468 Bernwald, Bishop 297 basketry sling, Bronze Age 67, 97, 99, 100, I12 Bersull, John de 454, 457, 467 Basse-Yutz (France), flagons 177 Bertford, John of 466, 467 Bath, George 371, 378, 379, 385 Beverstone (Glos), sculpture 301, 307n Bath, Thomas 389n Bianchini, Francesco 420n Bath, William 370, 389n Bille, John 456, 460, 468 Bath and Wells, bishop of see Stafford, John Binchester, John 463, 468 bath-houses, Roman Bingham, — 349 Beirut 201, 212 Birkner, Ferdinand 174 Lepcis Magna 411 Blackstone, Lady Tessa 4 Rome 398, 407, 408, 420n, 422n, 428 Bleasdale Circle (Lancs), stone circle 42n Batten, Adrian 394n Blenkarne, George 339 INDEX Blessington, Countess of 407 church of St John 465 Blondel, Jacques-Franc¢ois 407 priory of St James 465 Blouet, Abel 398 sculpture 301 boat, golden, Iron Age 184 British Library, seals 452-3 Boethius, Axel 421n British Museum, seals 452 Bohn, Richard 408 Broadoak (Kent), cropmark 51 Boltby (Bowltby), John 339, 342 Broadwater (W Sussex), brass 463 bones see animal bones; human bones Brobster (Caithness), oval setting 42n Bonfoy, — 331, 333, 3375 341 Brockhill (Brokhull), Thomas 461, 467 Boonen, Guylliam 311, 317, 364n Bronze Age period, Swalecliffe well complex Booth, Paul, review of Cataractonium: Roman 47-121 Catterick and its Hinterland. Excavations brooches and Research, 1958-1997 (P R Wilson) Iron Age 174, 175, 177; 178, 180 498-9 post-medieval 251, 255 Borham, Hervey de, Dean of St Paul’s 458, 467 Brooke, Henry, Lord Cobham, coach 351-2, Borham, John 457, 458, 467 353-4 Borham, John Dodbrook of 460 Broomfield (Kent), Bronze Age settlement 52 Borham, Ralph de 458 Broughton, John 464, 470 Borham, Robert 457, 467 Brown, Frank 411, 413 Boris Godunov 312 Brown, John 460, 467 Bornival (Belgium), lectern 456 Brown, Michelle P and Farr, Carol A (eds), Boston (Lincs Mercia: An Anglo-Saxon Kingdom in town house of Lord Hussey 476 Europe, reviewed 501-2 Walter Peascod of 462 Brownlow, Lord 482 Botreaux, Ralph 463, 467 bucket, ceramic, Bronze Age 67, 7,99, I0O-I, Botreaux, William 463, 467 112 Bourchier, John, Baron Berners 465, 468 Buckingham, Duke of 365n Bowne, William 317, 339 Buckle family, rebus device 455 Boyd, John 461, 467 Joan 465, 467 Boys, Roger de 462, 469 Margaret 465, 467 bracelet, Anglo-Saxon 237, 253, 255 buckles, post-medieval 251, 255 Bradford-on-Avon (Wilts), sculpture 301, 307n Bulhuse, Bartholomew de la 459, 467 Bradshaw, H Charlton 421n Bull, John 385 Braffield, Thomas 392n Bulmer, Geoffrey 462, 467 Brampton (Lincs Bulmer, Ralph of 464, 467 Barbour, John of 463 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward 406 dress-hook 489, 490 Buondelmonti, Cristoforo 449 Marshall, John of 463 Burdon, John of 466, 468 Branch, Nicholas see Masefield, Robert, Burge, John 418 Branch, Nicholas, Couldrey, Peter, Burghley House (Lincs), Van Dyck copy 494n Goodburn, Damian and Tyers, Ian burials Brand, Walter 466, 469 Iron Age, Dtirrnberg 129, 133 Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk 472 Roman, Pompeii 403, 404 brasses, monumental see also cemeteries; chariot burial; rebus shields 449, 450, 453, 455, 462-5 cremations rubbings 2 burials (animal), post-medieval 251, 254 Bray (Berks), brass 461 Burl, Aubrey 34, 36, 38 Breedon-on-the-Hill (Leics), arcaded figures bursaries, Society of Antiquaries 2 306-7n Burton, John de 462, 468 Breuil-le-Ver (France), church 479 Burton Memorial Medal 8 Bridgwater (Som), town seal 462, 467 Bush (Bushe), Thomas, rebus 455, 465, 467 Brinsea (Som), sculpture 281 Bushell, Revd W D 10 briquetage, Bronze Age 95, 97, 105-6, I12 butchery Bristol Iron Age 161, 170, I7I, 179 Bedminster, chapel 306n Anglo-Saxon 258, 270, 272 Bedminster and Redcliffe, prebend of 384 Butler, Henry 390n 528 INDEX Butler, Lawrence 6 Carver, Martin, review of Snape Anglo-Saxon review of Christ’s Poor Men. The Carthusians Cemetery: Excavations and Surveys 1824- in England (Glyn Coppack and Mick 1992 (William Filmer-Sankey and Tim Aston) 509-10 Pestell) 500-1 Butler, Richard 466, 467 casket mount, medieval 433, 434, 435 Butler, William 457, 467 Castle Bucket (Pembs), henge 42n Byblos (Syria) 195, 211 Castleruddery (Co Wicklow), hengiform Byndone, John de 458, 467 enclosure 38 Castor (Northants), sculpture 306-—7n Cadbury (Som), hill-fort 286 Catesby, Geoffrey 465, 467 Caesarea (Syria), defences 200 Catesby, William 464, 467 cairns, Preseli Hills 9, 26; see also ring-cairns; Cavendish, Bess (of Hardwick) 338 tor cairn Cavendish, William, Earl of Devon 337, 338, Calton, Robert, brass 450, 451, 465, 470 343 Cambrian Archaeological Association 3 Cecil, William, Lord Burghley 322 Cambridge (Cambs), Trinity College 382 cemeteries Camden, William, Clarenceux King of Arms Iron Age 320, 449, 450 Beirut 196, 199 Cameron, Neil, review of Scottish Medieval Durrnberg area 144, 170, 172, 177, 178, Churches — Architecture and Furnishings 181, 184 (Richard Fawcett) 514 Romersteig 146 Campe, John 463, 468 Scheffau 174 Candida, St, shrine 291 Anglo-Saxon Canina, Luigi 408 Quarrington 233 Cannington (Som), Anglo-Saxon cemetery 6, Sleaford 233 286 Somerset 6, 286 canoes, prehistoric 10 see also burials; cremations Cantelupe, Gilbert de 457, 470 cereals Cantelupe, Robert de 458, 470 Bronze Age 82, 89, 109 Cantelupe, Walter de 458, 470 Iron Age 149, 155-8, 182 Canterbury (Kent) Anglo-Saxon 242, 245, 247, 248, 273 archbishops of see Stafford, John; Stigand post-medieval 251, 254 Christchurch Cerrig Lladron (Pembs) 30, 31 choir vault 445 Cerrig Marchogion (Pembs) 10 Gervase of 304 Chacede, William 460, 468 music 379, 381, 385 Chafin, Thomas 385 Sherborne Pontifical, production of 297 chambered tombs, Preseli Hills 14, 34 shrines/cults 304, 305 Chanter, Mr 379 tomb of Cardinal Morton 451 chantries 306n Capra, Geoffrey 451, 454, 457, 468 chape, Bronze Age 51 caps, Iron Age 170 Chappell, William 369 Cardi, Beatrice de 7-8 charcoal, Anglo-Saxon 242, 247, 248, 256, 257; Carew, Sir George 344 273 Carhampton (Som) chariot burial, Iron Age 177 chapel 306n chariots, Elizabeth I 355-6, 358, 359 estate 306n 1584 331, 333-5; 343 Carn Alw (Pembs) 26 1599 347-50 Carn Bica (Pembs) 14, 32, 34 1601-2 351-3, 354 Carn Cwmcerwyn (Pembs) 30, 31 Charles I 314, 477, 479, 492, 493 Carn Menyn (Pembs) 10, 14, 18, 30, 31, 32 Charles II, portraits 431-2, 492-5 caroches Chedanne, Georges 422n Elizabeth I 331-2, 333, 355 Cheddar (Som) James I 331 church 306n Carph’, John de 459, 468 palace 5-6 carriages, medieval 311-12 Chepstow (Mon), priory church 443, 445 cart tracks, post-medieval 254 Chequers (Bucks), Van Dyck copy 494n INDEX Cherry, John, review of The British Museum: A coins History (David M Wilson) 523 Greek/Greek period 183, 199, 203, 449 Chester (Ches), cathedral 381 Roman 255 Chestfield (Kent), Bronze Age settlement 51, medieval 255 112 post-medieval 255 Chew Magna (Som), chapel 306n Cok, John 461, 468 chi-rho monogram 215, 219 Cokefeud, Simon de, elder and younger 459, Chigborough Farm (Essex), Bronze Age well 467 III Coken (Cokyn), John 462, 467 Chillman, James 415, 416 Cokisburie, — 349 chisels Colasanti, Veniero 411 Bronze Age §1 Colbecke, William 383 Iron Age 161 Colchester (Essex Chislet (Kent), Bronze Age sites 51, 52 Abbot of 455, 460 Choisy, Auguste 422n seal of Robert called the Wolf 462 Christ, depiction of 281, 282, 295, 297, 303 Cold Aston (Glos), church 291 Christianity Colonna, Francesco 449 Roman 219 Colson, Mr 379 Anglo-Saxon 286 Columba, St, shrine 307n Church Building Society 3 Columbel, Roger de 458, 468 churches, Church Plans Online project 3; see Columbel, William de 458 also Congresbury; Frend Medal; St Davids columns, Roman 225n Cathedral Colwell, Richard, brass 454, 455, 465, 470 Clapham, Sir Alfred 5 combs Clarke, Alice see Holmes Anglo-Saxon 240, 245, 2 7> 253 255 Clarke, James 372, 392n medieval 249, 255 clay pipes, Quarrington 251 Compton, John, brass 454, 455, 465, 470 Clinton, Lord 483n Compton Bishop (Som), estate 306n Cnut, King 286, 297, 305 computer-generated restorations 418, 430 coaches Comyn, John 454, 458, 468 general use of 360-1 Coneyburgh, William de 466, 467 origins of 311, 312—13, 314, 425 Congresbury (Som royal church 292-3 Mary I 312-14 chapel of St Michael 287-8 Elizabeth I cult/shrine of St Cyngar 288-93, 297; see coachmakers 314, 321-2 also sculpture coachmen 311, 314, 317, 339, 342 history 287-8, 304 records of 314-15, 354-73 1564 315-18; history and setting 284-6 1567 318-20; 1568 320-3; 1570 minster/monastic enclosure 286-7, 288, 289 323-4; 1571 324-6; 1574 326-7; 1580 estate 286-7, 290, 291 329-31; 1581 332-3; 1584 335-6, fair 290 3373 1587 336-73 1588 337-9; 1590 manor 287 339-42; 1592 342-33 1593 344; market 288 1596-8 344-7; 1600 350-1; 1602 sculpture 281, 282—3, 293, 294-6, 297-305 352-3, 354 vicarage 287, 288 use of 357-60 Conques (France), reliquary casket 435 see also caroches; chariots; litters; sledge Coomans, Thomas, L’ Abbaye de Villers-en- James I 353-4 Brabant, reviewed 509 Cobbold, William 392n Coppack, Glyn and Aston, Mick, Christ’s Poor Cobham, Lord see Brooke, Henry Men. The Carthusians in England, Cock, Alan 461, 467 reviewed 509-10 Cockerell, C R, perspective restorations by 397, copper mining, Bronze Age 36, 128 407, 427 coppicing, Bronze Age 103-5 Cockworthy, Nicholas 465, 467 Copwood, — 341 Cohen, Natalie see Milne, Gustav with Cohen, coral, Iron Age 178, 183 Natalie Cordingley, R A 422n 530 INDEX Corfe Castle (Dorset) Curl, James, Piety Proclaimed: An Introduction Edward murdered at 290 to Places of Worship in Victorian England, seal 465, 467 reviewed 517-18 Cosh, Mary, Edinburgh, The Golden Age, Cutler, Arthur, paints and gilds royal vehicles reviewed 520 334, 335, 336, 337, 338; 340, 341 Cosh, Stephen R see Neal, David S and Cosh, Cutts, John 382 Stephen R Cyngar, St Couldrey, Peter see Masefield, Robert, Branch, cult of 288-91, 297 Nicholas, Couldrey, Peter, Goodburn, name 284-6 Damian and Tyers, Ian shrine 284, 291-3, 297, 304, 305 Council for British Archaeology 4, 8 Crabhouse Nunnery (Norfolk) 454-5, 459, 468 Daglingworth (Glos), church 301, 307n Craig, Derek, review of The Sandbach Cro Dalmellington (Ayrs), rock outcrops 32 Sign and Significance in Anglo-Saxon Dan-y-Coed (Pembs), henge 42n Sculpture (Jane Hawkes) 502 Darvill, Timothy and Wainwright, Geoffrey, Cramp, Rosemary, ‘Anniversary Address’ 1-8 ‘Stone Circles, Oval Settings and Henges Cranevew, John of 466 in South-west Wales and Beyond’ 9-45 Cranwell (Lincs), granted to Ramsey Abbey 233 Davenport, Peter, Medieval Bath Uncovered, Creighton, O H, Castles and Landscapes, reviewed 513-14 reviewed 508-9 Davidson, A (ed), The Coastal Archaeology of cremations Wales, reviewed 518-19 Neolithic 235, 273 Day, John 377, 378 Bronze Age 51 De Critz family, house of 494 Anglo-Saxon 233 Dealing in Cultural Objects (Offences) Bill 4-5 Crewkerne (Som) DeCorse, Christopher R (ed), West Africa chapel 306n during the Atlantic Slave Trade: minster and estate 286 Archaeological Perspectives, reviewed Croft Moraig (Perth and Kinross), stone circle 516-17 36, 37, 38 Deerhurst (Glos), church 6, 303 cromlechs, Preseli Hills 12 defenestration, Lord Hussey 471-86 Cromwell, Thomas 472 Delaine, Janet 413 Crossley, David, review of The Archaeology of Delos (Greece) 203, 224n Mills and Milling (Martin Watts) 519 dendrochronology Croston, Edmund, brass 455, 465, 467, 470 Dirrnberg/Hallstatt 137, 139, 144-6 Crowland Abbey (Lincs) 304 Swalecliffe 89-93, 114 Croyland Abbey (Lincs) 464 Department of Culture, Media and Sport 4 Cruce, Elias de 458, 467 Derby, Thomas of 454, 457, 468 Cruce, John de 458, 467 Des Granges, David 492, 493 crucibles Desprez, Louis-Jean, illustrations by 403, Iron Age 180 404-5, 407 Anglo-Saxon 241, 242, 244, 275 Devereux, Robert, Earl of Essex 476, 479 Cure, Thomas, makes leatherwork for royal Devon, earl of see Cavendish, William coaches diet 1564 316, 317 Iron Age 148-9, 150-1, 170, 179, 182 1567 319, 320, 355 Anglo-Saxon 272-3 1568 321, 322 Digswell (Herts), brass 463 1570 324 Doble, Canon G H 288 IS71 324, 325 Dobson, William 493 1574 327 Docking, Roger 465, 468 1575 329 Dodbrook, John 460, 467 1§80 331 Donnington (Lincs), Ranulf Pigot of 459 1581 333 Dorchester, Countess of 494 1584 334, 336, 337 Dore Abbey (Herefs) 445, 446 1588 338 Doughtie, — 320 1590 341 drawings, Society of Antiquaries 3; see also 1599 349 perspectival restoration drawings INDEX dress-hooks, Tudor 486, 487-8, 489, 490, Elizabeth | 491-2 Essex executed by 476 Drokenesford, John de, keeper of the wardrobe horses/stables 318, 338-9, 356 460, 467, 468, 469 vehicles 311-14 Druid’s Circle (Caernarvon), ring-cairn 34, 36 records of 314-15, 354-7; 1564-6 Diickher, Franz Haslau zu Winckl 129 315-18; 1567 318-20; 1568 320-3; 1570 Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester 315, 357, 323-4; 1571 324-6; 1574 326-7; 1575 358 327-93; 1580 329-31; 1581 331-33; 1584 Dudoc, Bishop of Wells 286-7, 290, 292, 297, 333-7; 1588 337-93; 1590 339-42; 1592 05 342-33 1593 344; 1596-8 344-7; 1599 Dugdale, Sir William 453 347-50; 1600 350-1; 1601 351-2; 1602 Dunning, Gerald 7 352-3 Dunstan, St 304 use of 357-8, 359, 360, 426 Dunster Priory (Som) 290 Elizabeth, Princess, m Ferdinand of Bohemia Durand, Jean-Nicolas-Louis 420n 477 Durham (Co Durham Ely (Cambs), cathedral 382, 384, 393n bishops of see Fordham, John; Marsh, embanked enclosures, Neolithic 34-6, 37, 38, Richard de 39; 40 cathedral 441, 443, 452 Enganet, Samson 454, 458, 469 Durrnberg-bei-Hallein (Austria), Erkenwald, St 291 salt-mining complex 123-4, 125-9, Essex, earl of see Devereux, Robert 129 Euston Hall (Suffolk), Van Dyck copy 494n animal bones 164-71 Evans, David Morgan 2 data 129-30, I3I-2, 133, 134-5, 136-8 Everson, Paul, review of Corpus of Anglo-Saxon dating 144, 145, 146 Stone Sculpture. Volume VI: Northern dumps, excavation 138-9, 140-3, 144 Yorkshire (James Lang) 502-4 economic system 179, 180-1, 182, 183, excarnation platforms, Neolithic 34 184-5 Exeter Cathedral (Devon food supply and raw materials 146-9 dean of 454, 458, 467, 469 landscape use 172, I73, 174-5, 176, 177 music 381, 390n, 392n, 393n luxury goods 177-9 parasitological analysis 148, 149-52 Faber, George 405-6 pollen data 154-8 Fabris, Pietro, watercolour by 403, 427 textiles 152, I$3, 194 faecal analysis, Iron Age 136-8, 146, 148, woodworking and crafts 158-61, 162-3 149-52, 182 dyes, Iron Age 154, 183 Farlington (N Yorks), John Wyther of 459 Dyffryn Syfynwy Pembs), stone circle 12, 30, Farningham (Kent), brass 465 31 Farr, Carol A see Brown, Michelle P and Farr, Dyne, John called 458, 467 Carol A Farrant, John 376, 392n ear scoops, Roman 247, 255 Faversham (Kent), mayor 465 earthquakes Fawcett, Richard, Scottish Medieval Churches Beirut 214, 220, 221, 225n — Architecture and Furnishings, reviewed St Davids 443 514 East Dereham (Norfolk), vicar 465 Felawe, William 289-90 Edgar, King 297 Fellowes, E H 389n Edinburgh, Mary Queen of Scots enters 357 Fellowship, Society of Antiquaries 3 Edmund, St 305 fences /hurdles Edward the Elder 306n Bronze Age 56, 58, 71, 81, IOI, 102 Edward the Martyr 290 Anglo-Saxon 237, 239, 274, 275 Edward VI 318, 356 Fengate (Cambs), Bronze Age well 111 Edwards, Richard 378 Ferdinand II, King of Bohemia 477 Effard, Peter 483n Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria 364n Ehrenbtirg (Germany), flagon 177 Ferrers, John de 458, 468 Eithbed (Pembs), stone circles 12, 30, 31 Ffynnon Brodyr (Pembs), embanked enclosure Elbridge, — 349 38, 42n 532 INDEX field systems Gee, Loveday Lewis, Women, Art and Bronze Age 51 Patronage from Henry III to Edward ITI, Anglo-Saxon 237, 245, 273-4 reviewed 511-12 Filarete 400 Geere, Captain 494 film, depictions of ancient Rome in 411, 429 Gell, Sir William, drawings by 398, 407 Filmer-Sankey, William and Pestell, Tim, Gerard, — 349 Snape Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: Excavations Gervase of Christchurch 304 and Surveys 1824-1992, reviewed 500-1 Gheeraerts, Marcus 346, 347, 349, 350, 351; Firmin, St 479 352 Fishburn, Simon of 451, 457, 468 Gibbons, Christopher 385, 389n Fisher, John le 461, 467 Gibbons, Orlando 385 Fisher, Richard 336, 337, 340, 341, 342, 355 Gibson, Edmund, Bishop of Lincoln 480 Fisher, Robert le 461, 467 Gibson, Richard 492-3 FitzAlan, Henry, Earl of Arundel 320, 321, Gibson, Sheila, drawings by 412, 413, 414-15, 322-3, 354 416, 417, 418 FitzTalbot, Randolph 459, 469 Gilgenberg am Weilhart (Austria), flagon 177 flagons, Iron Age 177-8, 180, 183, 185 Giocondo, Fra 419n Fletcher, Banister 408, 410 Giorgio, Francesco di 399, 419n flints Giso, Bishop of Wells 290, 306n Palaeolithic 47 Glandy Cross (Pembs) 10, 18, 22, 26 Neolithic 235 glassmaking, Iron Age 159, 161 Flixton (Suffolk), chaplain 459 Glastonbury (Som) Fogd6 (Sweden), cope 451 abbey 291, 301, 443, 444, 445 Folkingham (Lincs), John Reeve of 459 excavations 6 Fontaine, Pierre 420n place-name 286 fonts, Anglo-Saxon 301 Gloucester (Glos), cathedral 381-2, 442, 443 Fordham, John, Bishop of Durham 454, 462, Gloucester Candlestick 435 468 Glyn-y-Fran (Pembs), survey 26 Forrest, John 317 Godalming (Surrey), Thomas Hartmere of Fortescue, Sir John 314, 315 457 forum, Beirut 198, 200-1; see also Rome Godfrey, Mr 386 foundation deposits, Iron Age 159 Goodall, John A, ‘The Use of the Rebus on Fouquet, Jean-Pierre and Francois 423n Medieval Seals and Monuments’ 448-71 Fowler, — 341 Goodall, John A A, God’s House at Ewelme. Foxholes, John 463, 468 Life, Devotion and Architecture of a Foxley, John de 461, 468 Fifteenth-century Almshouse, reviewed Francis Coales Charitable Foundation 2 515-16 Franks, A W 449 Goodburn, Damian see Masefield, Robert, Fransham (Norfolk), Columbel family 458 Branch, Nicholas, Couldrey, Peter, Fraser, George 411 Goodburn, Damian and Tyers, Ian Frelond, John 460, 468 Goodwood House (W Sussex), Van Dyck copy Frend, William 5 494n Frend Medal 5-6 Goose, John 465, 468 Freshwater (Isle of Wight), ditched enclosure Gors Fawr (Pembs), stone circle 10, 12, 13 4in discussion 30, 31 Frimelsworth, William de 461, 469 survey 18, 19-21, 22 Fryer, Leonard 352, 353 gouges, Bronze Age 51 fullery, Roman 209 Gough, Richard 475-6, 483 fund-raising, Society of Antiquaries 2-3 Gower, George 332, 333, 345 Graham archives 365n garden, Roman 207 Grant, Lindy and Mortimer, Richard (eds), Gardiner, Thomas 465, 468 Westminster Abbey: The Cosmati Gatteschi, Giuseppe, illustrations by 408, 409, Pavements, reviewed 514-15 410 Gray, John de, Bishop of Norwich 457, 467 Gaunte, Edward 339 Green (Grene), — 333, 334 Geare, Hugh 392n Green (Grene), Jack 316 INDEX Greenwich (G London) Headley Trust 2 armoury 323, 325 Heathrow (G London), Bronze Age wells 111 stables 318 Hedgefield, Michael de 459, 468 Grey, Ralph 454, 464, 468 Heliopolis see Baalbek Griffiths, W E 34 Hellbrunnerberg (Austria), Iron Age site 169, Grimes, W F 24-6, 29, 30, 32, 34 182 grinding stone, Iron Age 174 henges and hengiform monuments 34-6, 37, 38 Gréssinger, Christa, Humour and Folly in Henley, John Philipp of 465 Secular and Profane Prints of Northern Henley Hill (Som), temples 286 Europe, 1430-1540, reviewed 516 Henry III, King of France 354 Guadet, Julien 421n Henry Iv, King of France 342 Guthlac, St, shrine 304 Henry VIII, King of England 318, 356, 472 heraldry see rebus, use of Hadrian 209; see also Tivoli Herbert, George 380, 382-3, 388 Hagley Hall (Worcs), Van Dyck copy 494n Herbert, Philip, Earl of Pembroke 494n Hahnrainkopf (Austria), salt-mining 124, 128, Herbert, William, Earl of Pembroke 383-4 129-30, I3I-2, 139, 172-4 Herculaneum (Italy) 403, 422n Haines, H 449 Hereford Cathedral (Herefs) 443, 445, 458 hair and wool, Iron Age 154-6, 158 Heris, William 458, 468 Hallstatt (Austria), salt-mining 128 Heritage Link 4 excavations 129, 130, 133, 136-8, 139 Herne, Widow — 330-1 animal bones 164, 170, 179 Herne, William 325-6, 327, 329, 331, 332 dendrochronology 144-6 Herne Bay (Kent), prehistoric sites 51 parasitological analysis 149-50, I5I Herodian 200, 204, 223n plant remains 152, 182 Heron, Jordan 466, 468 textiles 180 Heron, Ralph (13th century) 459, 468 Hambleden (Bucks), brass 464 Heron, Ralph (14th century) 460, 468 Hamilton, Sir William 403, 407 Heron, Robert 459, 468 hammer, Bronze Age 51 Heron, Roger 463, 468 Hammond, Lieutenant 381, 385, 393n Herring, William 460, 468 Hamond, — 324, 325, 327; 329 Hert, Henry, brass 450, 451, 454, 463, 468 Hampton Court (G London) 318, 357 Hertham, John de 460, 468 handles, Iron Age 147 Herthulle, Richard de 460, 468 Harang, William 457, 468 Heslerton, John of 461, 467 Hardely, John de 458, 467 Heslerton, Roger of 459, 468 Hardwick Hall (Derbys), Van Dyck copy 494n Heyworth, John 464, 468 harnessing practices, Iron Age 164-6 Hickes, Baptiste 338 Harold, King of England 287, 305 Hickman, Sir Neville 479 Hart, Walter 462, 468 Higgins, Godfrey 406 Hartlepool (Co Durham) Highstead (Kent), Bronze Age settlement 52 John and Peter of 466 Hildesheim (Germany), church 297 seal 459, 468 Hill, Sir Francis 479 Hartmere, Thomas de 457, 468 Hill, Thomas 372, 376 Hartshorne, Bertram de 459 Hilton, John the elder 382 Hartshorne, William de 459, 468 hippodrome, Roman 201, 210 hasp, Anglo-Saxon 245, 253 Hitchen (Herts), brass 465 Haward, Sir George 321, 323, 325 Hitchen, John de 461, 468 Hawkes, Jacquetta 411-12 hoards Hawkes, Jane, The Sandbach Cro Sign and coin, Roman 214 Significance in Anglo-Saxon Sculpture, metalwork, Bronze Age 51, §2, 72, III reviewed 502 H6fnagel, Joris, drawing by 312, 313, 357 Hawley, Thomas, Carlisle Herald 449 Holbrooke (Devon), Hugh Geare of 392n Hawthorn, John of 461, 468 Hollybande, Claude 377 Haycock, David Boyd, William Stukeley. Holmes, Alice, m James Clarke 390n Science, Religion and Archaeology in Holmes, Dulsabella 372, 384, 390n Eighteenth-century England, reviewed 520-1 Holmes, George 372, 390n 534 INDEX Holmes, James 390n, 39In Institute of Field Archaeologists 4 Holmes, John Institute of Historic Building Conservation 4 career 370-I Inzersdorf ob der Traisen (Austria), animal instrumental music 386, 387 bones 164 music teaching by 376-86, 388 Iona (Argyll and Bute), shrine 307n will and probate inventory 369, 371-2, Ipweger Moor (Germany), bread 149 373-45 375-6 Ireland, embanked circles 36, 38 Holmes, Marie 390n Iron Age period Holmes, Robert 390n Beirut 196-200 Holmes, Thomas 379, 385, 386, 389n, 390n salt-mining 123-94 Holmes, William 390n iron working Horapollo 449 Iron Age 161, 178, 180 Horn, Edmund 458, 468 Roman 209 Horne, Robert, Bishop of Winchester 377, Anglo-Saxon 241-2, 244, 256-8, 275, 276 39In Horrobin, Stephen 317, 339 Jacob, Charles 372, 376 horseshoes James I 322, 331, 351, 353-4; 356, 370; 477 medieval 251, 255 James II 494 not dated 176 jet working, Iron Age 161 Hoskins, John 492-3 jetton, post-medieval 251, 255 Houckgeest, Gerard 493 Jevington (E Sussex), church 303 houses Jewell, Richard, ‘An English Romanesque Iron Age Mount and Three Ninth-century Strap- Beirut 199 ends’ 433-41 Diurrnberg 159, 160, 161 Jewett, Randal and widow 379 Hellenistic, Beirut 202-3 Jew’s harp, medieval—post-medieval 254 see also longhouses; roundhouses Jeymer, Master John 465, 467, 468 Housley, Norman, The Crusaders, reviewed John (King of England) 287, 305 506-7 John, Dean of Exeter 454, 458, 467, 469 Howard family John, son of Peter 458, 467 Henry 363n John the Baptist, St Thomas, Duke of Norfolk 322 cult of 290 Thomas, Viscount Bindon 322 depictions of 478, 479 see also Haward Johnson, Jo 376 Howton, Adam de 454, 460, 467 Johnson, Matthew, Behind the Castle Gate: Hugate, Nicholas de 461, 469 From Medieval to Renaissance, reviewed Hull (Kingston upon Hull), siege of 493 507-8 human bones Jones, Michael see Meirion-Jones, Gwyn, Iron Age 129, 133, 159 Impey, Edward and Jones, Michael Anglo-Saxon 270 Joscelin, Bishop of Wells 287, 290 Hunter, Michael 459, 468 Josephus 200 Hur, Hugh de 458, 467 Judaea 209, 221 hurdles see fences/hurdles Judas Iscariot 449 Hurst, John 5, 6-7 Jumiéges (France), Gospels 435, 436 Hussey, John Lord Hussey, rst Baron Sleaford 472, 473, 474-83 Kaye, John de 456 Kelchalpe (Austria), mining site 164 Impey, Edward see Meirion-Jones, Gwyn, Kelmscott Manor (Oxon) 3 Impey, Edward and Jones, Michael Kemp, John, Archbishop of York 451, 463, 468 Indract, St 291 Kennedy, Jane 484n ingots, Bronze Age 51 Kennett, Basil 420n inscriptions Keyne, John 319, 320 Roman 215 Keynsham Abbey (Som) 445 Anglo-Saxon 6 kiln/dryer, post-medieval 254, 276 see also maker’s mark; potters’ stamps Kingsland, parson 460 insect remains, Bronze Age 87-8 Kingston (Kent), brass 451-2, 453