Post-medieval archaeology

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  Año 2008, Vol. 42, Número 1

  • The Dower House, Stoke Park, Bristol: a study in structural archaeology

    Kristy Rodwell

    págs. 1-47

    

  • Five centuries of iron working: excavations at Wednesday Froge

    Paul Belford

    págs. 1-53

    

  • Post-medieval Breton earthenwares in Newfoundland

    Peter E. Pope, Michael Batt

    págs. 48-74

    

  • Closure and the urban Great Rebuilding in early modern Norwich

    Chris King

    págs. 54-80

    

  • Stars as social space? Contextualizing 17th-century Chesapeake star-motif pipes

    Kathryn Sikes

    págs. 75-103

    

  • Three 19th-century house sites in rural Ireland

    Charles E. Orser Jr.

    págs. 81-104

    

  • The north service range, Aston Hall, Birmingham: excavation and recording, 2004

    Leonie Driver, Malcom Hislop, Stephen Litherland, Eleonor Ramsay

    págs. 104-129

    

  • The fortifications of Fort George, Ardersier, near Inverness:: archaeological investigations 1990-2005

    Gordon Ewart, Dennis Gallagher

    págs. 105-134

    

  • Historical and zooarcheological evidence of horn-working in post-medieval London

    Lisa Yeomans

    págs. 130-143

    

  • Panamanian coarse handmade earthware-a melting pot of African, American and European Traditions?

    Rainer Schreg

    págs. 135-164

    

  • "The mystical character of commodities": the consumer society in 18th-century England

    Ross J. Wilson

    págs. 144-156

    

  • Between archives and the site: the 19th-century iron and steel industry in the Monklands, Central Scotland

    Effie Photos-Jones, Chris Dalglish, Scott Coulter, Alla J. Hall, Rocio Ruiz-Nieto

    págs. 157-180

    

  • Translocated Testudinidae:: the earliest archaeological evidence for land tortoise in Britain

    Richard Thomas

    págs. 165-171

    

  • Taverns and other entertainments in the City of London? Seventeenth-an 18th.century finds from excavations at Paternoster Square

    Sadie Watson, Jacqueline Pearce

    págs. 172-208

    

  • Housing the workforce in 19th-century east Lancashire: past processes, enduring perceptions and contemporary meanings

    Caro Newman, Richard Newman

    págs. 181-200

    

  • The development of the botle kiln in pottery manufacture in Britain

    David Dawson, Oliver Kent

    págs. 201-226

    

  • Smoking and health in London´s East in the first half of the 19th century

    Don Walker, Michael Henderson

    págs. 209-222

    

  • Report of the Portable Antiquities Scheme 2008

    Geoff Egan

    págs. 223-224