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REPORT ON EXCAVATIONS IN BAYS MEADOW, DROITWICH, WORCESTERSHIRE, 1954-5 . P. S. GELLING, F.S.A.
A SECTION THROUGH THE ROMANO-BRITISH DEFENCES AT WALL, STAFFORDSHIRE GRAHAM WEBSTER, F.S.A.
THE RYKNIELD STREET FROM STREETLY TO WALL . JOHN W. WHISTON
A WALL-PAINTING OF ST. CHRISTOPHER IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH, WYKEN, COVENTRY E. CLIVE ROUSE, F.S.A.
WARWICKSHIRE CHURCH SCREENS C. STANBURY MADELEY
THE MONUMENTAL EFFIGIES OF STAFFORDSHIRE, PART IV S. A. JEAVONS, F.S.A.
MATTHEW BOULTON'S BIRTHPLACE AND HIS HOME AT SNOW HILL; A PROBLEM IN DETECTION. ERIC ROBINSON
A HOARD OF THE CIVIL WAR PERIOD FROM ERDINGTON, BIRMINGHAM. NICHOLAS THOMAS, F.S.A.
NOTES:
Royal arms in Warwickshire churches: Addenda.
Berry Mound, Solihull .
LIST OF PLATES
A SECTION AT WALL
The Romano-British defences (Copyright reserved)
A WALL-PAINTING OF ST. CHRISTOPHER
Wyken: Painting on north wall of the nave
Wood engraving by Albrecht Dürer, dated 1511
Wood engraving, Dutch School, early sixteenth century
Woodcut of 1423 in the John Rylands Library, Manchester
WARWICKSHIRE CHURCH SCREENS
Baddesley Clinton
Brownsover
Merevale
Wootton Wawen; parclose screen
Idlicote
Long Itchington
Seckington
Wormleighton
Details of screens
MONUMENTAL EFFIGIES OF STAFFORDSHIRE, PART IV
Blithfield: Walter Bagot, 1623
Barton-under-Needwood: Joseph Sanders, 1691
Blithfield: Hervey Bagot, 1670
Blithfield: Maria Bagot, 1686
Wolstanton: William Sneyd, 1689
Wolstanton: Ralph Sneyd, 1695
Wolstanton: John Sneyd, 1710
Keele: Ralph Sneyd, 1703
Colwich: Gabriel Wood, 1706
Rugeley: Thomas Landor, 1670
Longdon: Thomas Orme, 1716
Wolverhampton: John Lane, 1667
Norbury: Charles Skrymshire, 1708
Statfold: Frances Wolferstan, 1676
Enville: T. Acton Moseley, 1745
LIST OF FIGURES
EXCAVATIONS AT BAYS MEADOW, DROITWICH
Fig. 1 (a). Section A-B on west side of site
Fig. 1 (b). Section C-D across inner ditch on the south side of Fig. 2. Plan of winged corridor house
Fig. 3 (a). Detail A of winged corridor house
Fig. 3 (b). Detail B of winged corridor house Fig. 4. Corn-drying kilns
Fig. 5. Pottery from rubbish pit
Fig. 11. Small finds
Fig. 12. Bone pins.
Fig. 13. Paved area to the north-west of the winged corridor
Fig. 14. General plan of the Roman site in Bays Meadow
A SECTION AT WALL
Fig. 1. Plan
Fig. 2. Romano-British defences at Wall
Fig. 3. Decorated Samian Ware
Fig. 4. Coarse Wares
THE RYKNIELD STREET FROM STREETLY TO WALL
Fig. 1. General plan
Fig. 2. Detailed plan. |