Antiquaries Journal

Papers
(The median citation count of Antiquaries Journal is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
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THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE AUGUSTINIAN FRIARY, CAMBRIDGE3
CONTEMPORARY COPPER AGE BURIALS FROM THE VARNA MORTUARY ZONE, BULGARIA2
THE CHRONOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK OF EARLY ANGLO-SAXON GRAVES AND GRAVE GOODS: NEW RADIOCARBON DATA FROM RAF LAKENHEATH, ERISWELL, SUFFOLK, AND A NEW CALIBRATION CURVE (IntCal20)2
GLASS BANGLES IN THE BRITISH ISLES: A STUDY OF TRADE, RECYCLING AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE FIRST AND SECOND CENTURIES AD2
‘TURREM ET CASTRUM’: SOME FRESH THOUGHTS ON THE ROMAN FORTLETS OF THE YORKSHIRE COAST1
TATTERSHALL CASTLE AND THE NEWLY-BUILT PERSONALITY OF RALPH LORD CROMWELL1
BROTHERLY RIVALS: TEMPLARS, HOSPITALLERS AND THE ARCHITECTURAL EXPANSION OF THE TEMPLE CHURCH IN LONDON1
UNDER THE IMPRESSION: MULTISPECTRAL IMAGING OF LORD FREDERICK CAMPBELL CHARTER XXI 51
THE WRITING BEHIND THE WALL: TEXT AND IMAGE IN LATE MEDIEVAL CHURCH DECORATION0
A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS OF AN ANTIQUARIAN DISCOVERY: THE KNARESBOROUGH 1864 HOARD OF LATE ROMAN VESSELS0
MAGIST[ER] LUCAS DE VENECIIS ME FECIT: A VENETIAN BELL FOUNDER FROM THE MIDDLE AGES0
Female Monasticism in Medieval Ireland: an archaeology. By Tracy Collins. 234mm. Pp xxviii + 644, 230 figs (some col), 17 tabs. Cork University Press, Cork, 2021. isbn 9781782054566. £35 (hbk).0
Temlau Peintiedig: murluniau a chroglenni yn eglwysi Cymru, 1200–1800. Painted Temples: wallpaintings and rood-screens in Welsh churches, 1200–1800. By Richard Suggett with Anthony J. Parkinson and Ja0
LOVE, ALLEGIANCE AND WEALTH IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY WALES: THE RAGLAN RING AND ITS CONTEXT0
Gothic Architecture and Sexuality in the Circle of Horace Walpole. By Matthew M Reeve. 262 mm. Pp xix + 260, 140 figs. Penn State University Press, Pennsylvania, 2021.isbn9780271085883. US$0
A ROMAN TEMPLE FROM SOUTHERN BRITAIN: RELIGIOUS PRACTICE IN LANDSCAPE CONTEXTS0
On the Laying Out, Planting and Managing of Cemeteries and on the Improvement of Churchyards. By J C Loudon. With an introductory essay and bibliography by James Stevens Curl. 240mm. Pp 84 + 140, 78 f0
Early Colour Printing: German Renaissance woodcuts at the British Museum. By Elizabeth Savage. 260mm. Pp 240, many col pls. Paul Holberton Publishing, London, 2021. isbn 9781911300755. £50 0
The Art of Allusion: illustrators and the making of English literature, 1403–1476. By Sonja Drimmer. 255mm. Pp 324, 97 b&w figs, 27 col pls. University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, 2019. <0
A Soldiers’ Chronicle of the Hundred Years War. College of Arms Manuscript M9. Edited by Anne Curry and Rémy Ambühl. 234 mm. Pp xx +455, 5 b&w figs, 4 maps, 7 tabs. D S Brewer, Woodbridge, 2022. <0
ICONOCLASM AND PROFIT: SALES OF DESPOILED MONUMENTAL BRASSES AND TOMBS IN LONDON, 1547–530
Anglo-Saxon Towers of Lordship. By Michael G Shapland. 245mm. Pp xviii + 261, 74 b&w figs, 8 tabs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2019. isbn 9780198809463. £85 (hbk).0
The Inca: lost civilizations. By Kevin Lane. 225mm. Pp 208, 53 ills. Reaktion Books, London, 2022. isbn 9781789145465. £15 (hbk).0
A LAST EASTER SEPULCHRE: THOMAS WEVER AND ST MARY’S CHURCH, TARRANT HINTON, DORSET0
The First Scottish Enlightenment: rebels, priests and history. By Kelsey Jackson Williams. Pp xvi + 351, 10 ills. Oxford University Press, 2020. isbn 9780198809692. £90 (hbk).0
The March of Ewyas: the story of Longtown Castle and the de Lacy dynasty. By Martin Cook and Neil Kidd. 242mm. Pp xvi + 254, num ills. Logaston Press, Eardisley, 2020. isbn 9781910839478. £0
Guthlac: Crowland’s saint. Edited by Roberts Jane and Thacker Alan. 240mm. Pp xlvi + 594, 64 figs, 53 col pls. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2020. isbn 9781907730818 (hbk), 9781907730832 (pbk). £40
The Display of Heraldry: the heraldic imagination in arts and culture. Edited by Fiona Robertson and Peter N Lindfield. 238mm. Pp xii + 243, 97 figs mixed col and b&w. The Heraldry Society, London0
FROM THE HEAT OF THE FIRE: A BIOGRAPHY OF AN EARLY BRONZE AGE BATTLE-AXE FROM CHURCH LAWTON, CHESHIRE0
The History of England’s Cathedrals. By Nicholas Orme. 240mm. Pp xii + 304, 76 col ills, 15 maps and plans. Impress Books, Exeter, 2017. isbn 9781907605925. £20.00 (pbk).0
The Marlborough Mound: prehistoric mound, medieval castle, Georgian garden. Edited by Richard Barber. 235mm. Pp xi + 221, 51 + 3 figs (some col). The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2022. isbn 90
THE CHAPEL OF ST CATHERINE AT THE CISTERCIAN ABBEY OF SAVIGNY: ‘UNEARTHING’ AN ARCHITECTURAL ENIGMA0
The Archaeology of Afghanistan from Earliest Times to the Timurid Period (rev edn). Edited by F Raymond Allchin, Norman Hammond and Warwick Ball. 285mm. Pp 711, 353 col ills, 36 b/w ills, 128 figs. Ed0
‘WE WOULD TAKE THE SCREEN BY STORM’: FEMALE ANTIQUARIAN AGENCY AND THE CAPTURE OF ENGLISH MEDIEVAL PAINTING C 1830–500
Irish Country Furniture and Furnishings 1700–2000. By Claudia Kinmonth. 240mm. Pp xxv + 547, 454 ills. Cork University Press, Cork, 2020. isbn 9781782054054. £35 (pbk).0
STALLWORK IN CHRISTCHURCH PRIORY, DORSET: A FRANCO-FLEMISH ALL’ANTICA WORK OF THE EARLY 1520s0
The King’s Work: the defence of the north under the Yorkist kings, 1471–85. By Anne F Sutton. 230 mm. Pp 530. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2021. isbn 9781907730924. £30 (hbk).0
The Roman Baths at Wallsend. By Nick Hodgson, with contributions by R Brickstock, Alexandra Croom, W B Griffiths and K F Hartley. 295mm. Pp x + 91, 65 figs (many col), Arbeia Society Roman Archaeologi0
British Women and Cultural Practices of Empire. Edited by Rosie Dias and Kate Smith. 225mm. Pp xiii + 273, 11 col pls, 27 figs. Bloomsbury Visual Arts, Bloomsbury, London, 2019. isbn 9781500
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COMMEMORATING CANTILUPE: THE ICONOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND’S SECOND ST THOMAS0
The Medieval Stained Glass of Herefordshire & Shropshire. By Robert Walker. 260 mm. Pp xvi + 288, 197 figs. Logaston Press, Eardisley, 2023. isbn 9781910839546. £25 (pbk).0
PARCHMENT, PRINT AND PAINT: THE DISSEMINATION OF THE CECIL GENEALOGY0
GEORGE FINLAY IN EGYPT AND SWITZERLAND: NINETEENTH-CENTURY TRAVEL, SCHOLARSHIP AND SOCIAL NETWORKS0
Georgian Arcadia: architecture for the park and garden. By Roger White. 280mm. Pp 352, 326 figs, mostly col. Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 2023. isbn 97803002499358. £40 (hbk0
The Incised Effigial Slabs of the Pays de la Loire – ‘Bien graver et souffisement’. By Paul Cockerham. Pp xxii + 426, 247 col and 19 b/w ills, 1 map. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2022. isbn 978190
CHURCHBUILDING AT BIDDENHAM AND BOLNEY RECONSIDERED0
ART, MIRACLES AND THE CULT OF THE VIRGIN AT THETFORD PRIORY: EVIDENCE FROM CAMBRIDGE, CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE MS 3290
Edge of England: landfall in Lincolnshire. By Derek Turner. 215mm. Pp xxi + 446, 32 col ills. Hurst, London, 2022. isbn 9781787386983. £12.99 (pbk).0
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Country Church Monuments. By C B Newham. 240mm. Pp xxviii + 691, many col pls, maps. Particular Books, London, 2022. isbn 9780241488331. £40 (hbk).0
TOM ARMSTRONG BOWES, HERNE BAY MUSEUM AND THE LOWER PALAEOLITHIC OF THE KENTISH STOUR0
In Search of Mary Seacole: the making of a cultural icon. By Helen Rappaport. 240mm. Pp 405, figs and pls (some col). Simon and Schuster, London, 2022. isbn 9781398504431. £20 (hbk).0
Visions of the Roman North: art and identity in northern Roman Britain. By Iain Ferris. 245mm. Pp 230, 107 figs (mostly col). Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 80, Archaeopress, Oxford, 2021. isbn0
Roman Frontier Archaeology – in Britain and Beyond: papers in honour of Paul Bidwell presented on the occasion of the 30th annual conference of the Arbeia Society. Edited by Nick Hodgson and Bill Grif0
Archaeologies & Antiquaries: essays by Dai Morgan Evans. Edited by Howard Williams, Kara Critchell and Sheena Evans. 245mm. Pp 298, 44 figs. Archaeopress, Oxford, 2022. ISBN 9781803271583. £48 (pb0
Two Huguenot Brothers: letters of Andrew and James Coltée Ducarel, 1732–1773. Edited by Gerard de Lisle and Robin Myers with the assistance of Lorren Boniface. 350 mm. Pp 240, 21 col pls. Garendon Pre0
Exploring Celtic Origins: new ways forward in archaeology, linguistics and genetics. Edited by Barry Cunliffe and John T Koch. 245mm. Pp ix + 214, 62 ills. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia, 2019. 0
Chancel Screens Since the Reformation: proceedings of the Ecclesiological Society Conference, London, 2019. Edited by Mark Kirby. 245mm. Pp 184, frontis, num ills, many col. Ecclesiological Society, L0
RAPTORS: ON THE ICONOGRAPHY OF AN ENIGMATIC CAPITAL IN THE NAVE OF BEVERLEY MINSTER0
Music and Instruments of the Elizabethan Age: the Eglantine Table. Edited by Michael Fleming and Christopher Page. 245mm. Pp xviii + 291, 34 b/w figs, 16 col pls. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2021. 0
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Stukeley and Stamford, Part 1. Cakes and Curiosity: the sociable antiquarian, 1710–1737. Edited by Diana Honeybone and Michael Honeybone. 240mm. Pp lvii + 254. Publications of the Lincoln Record Socie0
The Cultural Legacy of the Royal Game of the Goose: 400 years of printed board games. By Adrian Seville. 245mm. Pp 384, many figs. Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam, 2019. isbn 978946290
The Marriage Bed of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York: a masterpiece of Tudor craftsmanship. Edited by Peter N. Lindfield. 250mm. Pp xii + 139, 28 col pls. Oxbow Books, Oxford, 2023. isbn 9780
Peasant Perceptions of Landscape: Ewelme Hundred, South Oxfordshire, 500–1650. By Stephen Mileson and Stuart Brookes. 245mm. Pp xx + 363, 93 figs (mostly col), 11 tabs. Oxford University Press, Oxford0
AVERHAM, ST MICHAEL, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE: A NEWLY IDENTIFIED PRE-CONQUEST CHURCH0
Excavations at Old Scatness, Shetland. Volume 1: the Pictish village and Viking settlement. By Stephen J Dockrill, Julie M Bond, Val E Turner, Louise D Brown, Daniel J Bashford, Julia E Cussans and Re0
Roman Bath: a new history and archaeology of Aquae Sulis. By Peter Davenport. 230mm. Pp 249, 118 figs. The History Press, Stroud, 2021. isbn 97807509955661. £20 (pbk). - The Sanctuary at Ba0
BATTLING THE LION: VISUAL COMMEMORATIONS OF CRUSADE IN TWELFTH- AND THIRTEENTH-CENTURY SEALS FROM THE BRITISH ISLES0
Bell Beaker Settlement of Europe: the Bell Beaker phenomenon from a domestic perspective. Edited by Alex M Gibson. 275mm. Pp xxii + 370, 192 figs (some col), 14 tabs. Prehistoric Society Research Pape0
The Poole Iron Age Logboat. Edited by Jessica Berry, David Parham and Catrina Appleby. 290mm. Pp x + 121, 82 figs, tabs. Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, 2019. isbn 978178961443. £30 (pbk).0
Interpreting Medieval Effigies: the evidence from Yorkshire to 1400. By Brian and Moira Gittos. Pp xx + 241, 77 col and 303 b&w ills. Oxbow, Oxford, 2019. isbn 9781789251289. £40 (hbk).0
Assessing Iron Age Marsh-Forts: with reference to the stratigraphy and palaeoenvironment surrounding The Berth, North Shropshire. By Shelagh Norton. 290mm. Pp viii + 211, 109 ills (many col), 13 tabs,0
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THREE LATE FIFTEENTH- EARLY SIXTEENTH-CENTURY CHAPEL FURNISHINGS BELONGING TO THE EDGCUMBE FAMILY IN CORNWALL0
Amongst the Ruins: why civilizations collapse and communities disappear. By John Darlington. 240mm. Pp ix + 291, 77 col figs. Yale University Press, London and New York, 2023. ISBN 9780300259285. £25 0
Personifying Prehistory: relational ontologies in Bronze Age Britain and Ireland. By Joanna Brück, 216mm. Pp xi + 308, 62 figs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2019. isbn 9780198768012. £70
Searching for the 17th Century on Nevis: the survey and excavation of two early plantation sites. By Robert A Philpott, Roger H Leech and Elaine L Morris. 285mm. Pp xii + 224, 118 figs, tabs. Archaeop0
TORKSEY AFTER THE VIKINGS: URBAN ORIGINS IN ENGLAND0
A POLITICAL ‘HUMBUG’: DELIAN ANTIQUITIES AT SISSINGHURST CASTLE0
BOOKS KEPT AT THE SHRINE OF EDWARD THE CONFESSOR AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES0
London in the Roman World. By Dominic Perring. 233mm. Pp xix + 573, 90 b/w figs, tabs. Oxford University Press, 2022. isbn 9870198789000. £40 (hbk).0
The Origins of Hilltop Enclosures: late Bronze Age hilltop sites in Atlantic western Britain. By Lorrae Campbell. 298 mm. Pp xvii + 161, 68 figs, 61 tabs, BAR Brit ser 674. BAR Publishing, Oxford, 2020
THE SMALLS SWORD GUARD: DISCOVERY, SIGNIFICANCE AND EXPERIMENTAL REPLICATION OF A HIBERNO-URNES MASTERPIECE0
The Making of our Urban Landscape. By Geoffrey Tyack. 235mm. Pp xv + 367, 144 b/w ills. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2022. isbn 9780198792635. £25 (hbk).0
Queen Caroline and Sir William Gell: a study in royal patronage and classical scholarship. By Jason Thompson. 220mm. Pp xxiii + 266. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, Switzerland, 2019. isbn 9783310
An Archaeological History of Hermitages and Eremitic Communities in Medieval Britain and Beyond. By Simon Roffey. 240mm. Pp xiv + 203, 86 b/w figs. Routledge Studies in Archaeology, Routledge, London 0
New Perspectives on the Medieval ‘Agricultural Revolution’: crop, stock and furrow. Edited by Mark McKerracher and Helena Hamerow. 230mm. Pp xvii +264, 55 b/w figs, 20 col pls, 10 tabs. Liverpool Univ0
PICTURING PARLIAMENT: THE GREAT SEAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS0
EXTERIOR DECORATION AT SITES BELONGING TO THE NORMAN KINGS0
GRAVES’ CONCERNS: THE 1841–2 XANTHOS EXPEDITION0
SUTTON HOO: RE-IMAGING THE SHIP AND CHAMBER0
CALCULUS IN INSULAR ARTISTIC DESIGN0
THREE SETS OF SHACKLES AT OLD SARUM, THE ‘ARREST OF THE BISHOPS’ IN 1139 AND THE POWER OF SHAMING IN THE ANGLO-NORMAN WORLD0
BRUTALISED, BOUND AND BLED: A CASE OF LATER IRON AGE HUMAN SACRIFICE FROM WINTERBORNE KINGSTON, DORSET0
Dublin Castle from Fortress to Palace, Volume I. Vikings to Victorians: a history of Dublin castle to 1850. By Seán Duffy, John Montagu, Kevin Mulligan and Michael O’Neill . 300mm. Pp xvi + 309, 141 i0
Correspondence of Peter Prattinton of Bewdley, Antiquary, 1807–1840. Edited by Isobel Robinson. 244mm. Pp 430, 8 pages of b&w ills. Worcestershire Historical Society vol 29, 2019. issn 0
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Orfèvrerie de la Renaissance et des Temps Modernes, XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles : La Collection du Musée du Louvre (3 vols). By Michèle Bimbenet-Privat, Florian Doux0
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‘The Hidden Treasures of this Happy Island’: a history of numismatics in Britain from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment (3 vols). By Andrew Burnett. 300mm. Vol I: pp xxxv + 1–566, frontis, 200 figs0
THE UPPER PALAEOLITHIC OF CHURCHFIELDS, FISHERTON: 160 YEARS IN THE MAKING0
Stone Fidelity: marriage and emotion in medieval tomb sculpture. By Jessica Barker. 240mm. Pp xv + 336, 33 col ills, 63 b&w, maps, plans. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2020. isbn 978170
Town: prints and drawings of Britain before 1800. By Bernard Nurse. 245mm. Pp 224, 110 col ills, Bodleian Library, Oxford, 2020. isbn 9781851245178. £35 (hbk).0
A DECORATED AND INSCRIBED STRAP-END FROM NUFFIELD, OXFORDSHIRE0
The Agincourt Campaign of 1415: the retinues of the Dukes of Clarence and Gloucester. By Michael P Warner. Pp xi + 239. The Boydell Press Woodbridge, 2021. isbn 9781783276363. £60 (hbk).0
WESTMINSTER HALL’S LOST STUART DOOR PASSAGE REDISCOVERED0
Rome’s Empire: how the Romans acquired and lost their provinces. By Patricia Southern. 235mm. Pp 544, 53 figs (mostly col), maps. Amberley, Stroud, 2023. isbn 9781445694320. £30 (hbk).0
NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE ‘CARPIO ALBUM’ (SALms879): COMMISSIONING, AUTHORSHIP AND CULTURAL AGENDA0
A Cult Centre on Rome’s North-West Frontier: excavations at Maryport, Cumbria, 1870–2015. By Ian Haynes and Tony Wilmott. 295mm. Pp xxviii + 252, 247 figs, tabs. Published on behalf of the Trustees o0
The Medieval Priory and Hospital of St Mary Spital and the Bishopsgate Suburb: excavations at Spitalfields Market, London E1, 1991–2007. By Chris Harward, Nick Holder, Christopher Phillpotts and Chris0
A CONSPECTUS OF LETTERS TO AND FROM SIR HENRY SPELMAN (1563/4–1641)0
THE PLAN, FURNISHING AND FUNCTION OF A JACOBEAN COUNTRY HOUSE: BRAMSHILL, HAMPSHIRE, IN THE 1620s AND 1630s0
Origins of the Colonnaded Streets in the Cities of the Roman East. By Ross Burns. 238mm. Pp xvi + 409, 114 b&w figs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2017. isbn 9780198784548. £100 (hbk0
Trade, Commerce and the State in the Roman World (Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy). Edited by Andrew Wilson and Alan Bowman. 242mm. Pp xxii + 656, 94 b&w figs, 14 tabs. Oxford University Press0
Reinventing Sustainability: how archaeology can save the planet. By Erika Guttmann-Bond. 240mm. Pp x + 181, 58 col ills, others b/w. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia, 2019. isbn 97817850
THE CARISBROOKE HAND: ANGLO-SAXON SCULPTURE AND THE HAND OF GOD?0
MEDIEVAL ROYAL AND EPISCOPAL BURIALS IN WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL0
Royal Forteviot: excavations at a Pictish power centre in eastern Scotland. By Ewan Campbell and Stephen Driscoll , with contributions from Alice Blackwell , Nicholas Evans , Katherine Forsyth , Megg0
Painting for a Living in Tudor and Early Stuart England. By Robert Tittler. 235mm. Pp 306, 15 b/w ills. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2022. isbn 9781783276639. £70 (hbk).0
John Outram. By Geraint Franklin. 238mm. Pp xix + 180, many col ills. Liverpool University Press on behalf of Historic England, Swindon, 2022. isbn 9781800856226. £30 (pbk).0
Anglo-Saxon Hydraulic Engineering in the Fens. By Michael Chisholm. 230mm. Pp. x + 150, ills (some col), maps. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2021. isbn 9781907730917. £14.95 (pbk).0
May Morris: art and life. New perspectives. Edited by Lynn Hulse. 230mm. Pp 253, 94 ills. Friends of the William Morris Gallery, London, 2017. isbn 9781910885529. £20 (pbk).0
The Staffordshire Hoard: an Anglo-Saxon treasure. Edited by Chris Fern, Tania Dickinson and Leslie Webster, Pp xxxv + 586, 314 figs, 32 tabs. Research Report of the Society of Antiquaries of London 800
BLACKBALLING BUCKLER: THE LETTERS OF JOHN BUCKLER (1770–1851), THE CARTER SCHOOL AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF AN ANTIQUARIAN DYNASTY0
THE BILLY AND CHARLEY FORGERIES0
CHINESE PORNOGRAPHY IN A PORTUGUESE NUNNERY: ON A TRANSITIONAL PERIOD BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL RECOVERED FROM THE SANTANA CONVENT (LISBON)0
The Dean and Canons’ Houses of St George’s Chapel, Windsor: an architectural history. By John Crook. 285mm. Pp xvi + 159, 184 figs. Oxbow Books in association with St George’s College, Windsor, Oxford0
Robert Adam and His Brothers: new light on Britain’s leading architectural family. Edited by Colin Thom. 280mm. Pp ix + 269, 184 figs (many col). Historic England, Swindon, 2019. ISBN 9781848023598. £0
Neolithic Spaces: social and sensory landscapes of the first farmers of Italy. By Sue Hamilton and Ruth Whitehouse. 300mm. Pp xvii + 421,figs (many col), tabs. Accordia Specialist Studies on Italy vol0
WILLIAM STUKELEY’S HOUSE AND GARDEN IN GRANTHAM, 1726–90
RETHINKING EARLY MEDIEVAL ‘PRODUCTIVE SITES’: WEALTH, TRADE, AND TRADITION AT LITTLE CARLTON, EAST LINDSEY0
Unbuilt Strawberry Hill. By Peter N Lindfield. 250 mm. Pp x + 214, 204 ills (183 in col). Shaun Tyas, Donington, Lincs, 2022. isbn 9781915774040. £35 (hbk).0
PLACEMAKING AT LES BLANCHES BANQUES, JERSEY’S FIRST WORLD WAR PRISONER OF WAR CAMP: NESTED LANDSCAPES OF INTERNEES AND GUARDS0
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