Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Volumen8British Archaeological Association., 1853 |
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... Antiquity of Marking and Stamping T. Brewer Weights and Measures · An Account of Coins , & c . , found in a Marsh E. Kell contiguous to Newport , Isle of Wight On the Field of Cuerdale J. F. Dimock . 265 304 309 323 T. Hugo 330 ORIGINAL ...
... Antiquity of Marking and Stamping T. Brewer Weights and Measures · An Account of Coins , & c . , found in a Marsh E. Kell contiguous to Newport , Isle of Wight On the Field of Cuerdale J. F. Dimock . 265 304 309 323 T. Hugo 330 ORIGINAL ...
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... Antiquities will be resumed as soon as possible . Mr. Burkitt's notice of the recent excavations near the Roman Wall on Tower Hill , will be found in the present number . The PUBLIC MEETINGS of the Association to which visitors are ...
... Antiquities will be resumed as soon as possible . Mr. Burkitt's notice of the recent excavations near the Roman Wall on Tower Hill , will be found in the present number . The PUBLIC MEETINGS of the Association to which visitors are ...
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... antiquity , without considering the respective purposes of such aper- tures , or the relative dimensions of the buildings to which they originally belonged . Fig Fig.2 Fig.3 Fig.9 Fig.4 Fig . 10 118.5 Fig 6 EARLY CHURCH WINDOWS On the ...
... antiquity , without considering the respective purposes of such aper- tures , or the relative dimensions of the buildings to which they originally belonged . Fig Fig.2 Fig.3 Fig.9 Fig.4 Fig . 10 118.5 Fig 6 EARLY CHURCH WINDOWS On the ...
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... wide , without mullions , were inserted in cathedrals and large churches and mo- nastic buildings . As a further proof that the smallness of the window is no positive indication of its antiquity , we find that EARLY CHURCH WINDOWS . 7.
... wide , without mullions , were inserted in cathedrals and large churches and mo- nastic buildings . As a further proof that the smallness of the window is no positive indication of its antiquity , we find that EARLY CHURCH WINDOWS . 7.
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British Archaeological Association. no positive indication of its antiquity , we find that fig . 11 , from Harlow church , in Essex ( which is of the style and character of the sixteenth century ) , is not much larger than the specimens ...
British Archaeological Association. no positive indication of its antiquity , we find that fig . 11 , from Harlow church , in Essex ( which is of the style and character of the sixteenth century ) , is not much larger than the specimens ...
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