| Description | The Origins Of The English County Archaeological Societies - Stuart Piggott, F.S.A.
An Archaeological Gazetteer For Warwickshire: Neolithic To Iron Age - Nicholas Thomas, F.S.A.
The West Midlands In The Roman Period: A Brief Survey - Graham Webster, F.S.A.
Some Notes On Warwickshire Place-Names - Margaret Gelling
The Use Of The Place-Name Elements Mor And Mersc In The Avon Valley - Helen Maynard
Deserted Medieval Villages In Warwickshire: A Review Of The Field Evidence - C. J. Bond
The Timber-Framed Buildings Of Coventry: 169 Spon Street - F. W. B. Charles, F.S.A.
Dugdale And The Civil War - Philip Styles
New Light On The Origins Of Royal Leamington Spa - Robin Chaplin
Suppliers Of Parts: The Relationship Between Boulton And Watt And The Suppliers Of Engine Components, 1775-1795 - Jennifer Tann
Reviews
The Coritani By Malcolm Todd (Peter S. Gelling)
King's Coughton: A Warwickshire Hamlet By G. Edward Saville, And Pershore: A Short History By M. Wilson, J. D. Crichton, E. I. Johnston, And P. Barrett (Margaret Gelling)
A Calendar Of The Register Of Henry Wakefeld Bishop Of Worcester 1375-95 By Warwick Paul Marett (Margaret Gelling)
Fit And Proper Persons: Ideal And Reality In Nineteenth-Century Urban Government By E. P. Hennock (Jennifer Tann)
LIST OF PLATES
An Archaeological Gazetteer For Warwickshire: Neolithic To Iron Age:
One Of A Pair Of Bronze Bracelets Found With A Burial At Stretton-On-The-Fosse
Possible Iron-Age Hill-Fort, Ettington 1. Aerial View From S.
Deserted Medieval Villages In Warwickshire
Wolfhampcote, 30th March 1955
Billesley Trussell, 13th April 1953
Brookhampton, 30th March 1955
Hodnell Ii (Watergall), 30th March 1955
The Timber-Framed Buildings Of Coventry: 169 Spon Street
The Front At January 1968
The Restored Building
The Inserted Steelwork Which Supported The Upper Floor
The Post-Head At The Nw. Corner
Tie-Beam, Crown-Post, Brace, And Crown-Plate At E. Gable
The Jetty
Intermediate Post Of Front Wall And Part Of Truss
The Front Wall-Plate And Part Of The Intermediate Truss Slipped Off Bearing And Held By Iron Strap
New Light On The Origins Of Royal Leamington Spa
A Map Of Leamington In W. T. Moncrieff's Guide, 1822 Edn.
Copps Royal Hotel; Built 1828, Demolished To Make Room For The Railway In 1850
An Outline Plan Of P. F. Robinson's Scheme Of 1826 For The Area North Of The Parade
Detail Of Elevation Of Newbold Square North Terrace Overall View And Detail Of Samuel Beazley's Quarry Fields Scheme, c. 1824
Development Plan For Edward Willes's Land East Of The Parade
LIST OF FIGURES
An Archaeological Gazetteer For Warwickshire: Neolithic To Iron Age
Fig. 1. Finds From Barrows, Brandon And Bretford 1 And Oldbury 1
Fig. 2. Late Bronze Age Hoard From Meriden: Bronze Swords
Fig. 3. Distribution Map, Neolithic-Early Bronze Age
Fig. 4. Distribution Map, Middle Bronze-Iron Age
The West Midlands In The Roman Period
Fig. 1. The Avon Valley In The Roman Period
Fig. 2. Fortified Enclosures Along Watling Street
Some Notes On Warwickshire Place-Names
Fig. 1. Map Of The Birmingham Region, Showing Place-Names Which May Indicate The Presence Of Welsh-Speaking People After The English Settlement
Fig. 2. The Birmingham Region, Showing Place-Names Containing Tun And Leah
Fig. 3. Geology And Settlement-Names In An Area Ne. Of Coventry
The Use Of The Place-Name Elements Mor And Mersc In The Avon Valley: Fig. 1. Place-Names Containing Mor And Merse In The Avon Valley
Deserted Medieval Villages In Warwickshire
Fig. 1. Wormleighton, Sketch Plan
Fig. 2. Cestersover, Plan Drawn From Aerial Photographs
Fig. 3. Whitchurch And Hodnell Ii (Watergall), Sketch Plans
Fig. 4. Compton Wynyates And Chelmscote, Sketch Plans
Fig. 5. Moated Sites On Warwickshire D.M.V.S (Fulbrook, Caludon, Burnells Broom, Wyke, Billesley Trussell)
Fig. 6. Moated Sites On Warwickshire D.M.V.S (Drakenage, Kinwarton, Bruton, Wolfhampcote, Chesterton Magna, Bramcote)
Fig. 7. Fishponds On Warwickshire D.M.V.S (Stretton Baskerville, Spernall, Budbrooke, Smercote)
Fig. 8. Large Pond Complexes On Warwickshire D.M.V.S (Chapel Ascote, Kingston)
The Timber-Framed Buildings Of Coventry: 169 Spon Street
Fig. 1. Key Plan
Fig. 2. Elevations As Pre-Restoration
Fig. 3. Plans As Pre-Restoration
Fig. 4. Original Plan
Fig. 5. Truss I From East (Lower Face) As Surveyed
Fig. 6. Truss II From West (Upper Face)
Fig. 7. Truss III From West
Fig. 8. Front Wall From Inside
Fig. 9. Rear Wall And Roof Structure
Fig. 10. Probable House Plan At 1851
Fig. 11. Probable Original Front |