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The LeicestershireArchaeological andHistorical Society
TransactionsVolume 80 2006
Transactions of The Leicestershire A
rchaeological and Historical Society · 80 2006
Published by the Society
The Guildhall
Leicester
Cover illustrationsObverse and reverse of an early first century silver coin of the Corieltavi. This is one of several thousand coins which were found on what appears to have been a ceremonial site near the Welland valley in SW Leicestershire.
The Leicestershire Archaeologicaland Historical Society
TransactionsVolume 80 2006
Hon. Editors
Jill Bourne, M.A.Joanna Story, B.A., Ph.D.
Hon. Reviews Editor
Graham Jones, B.A., Ph.D.
Published by the SocietyThe GuildhallLeicesterLE1 5FQ
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Trans. Leicestershire Archaeol. and Hist. Soc., 76 (2003)
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CONTENTS
List of Abbreviations v
Archaeological Assessment of the Trent-Soar Confluence Zone 1Lynden Cooper
A Provisional List of the Medieval Woodlands of Leicestershire c.1200–c.1530 27Anthony Squires
‘Ring Out Those Bells’: Death and the Social Order in Early-Modern Leicestershire 31Dave Postles
Black Annis and her Bower: the Making of a Legend 43Bob Trubshaw
An Analysis of the Timber Framework of ‘Oram Cottage’, Knighton, Leicester (SK5998 0130) 61Sophie Clarke
Four Handel Oratorio Libretti published by John Gregory of Leicester, 1759–1774 71Patrick J. Boylan
‘Old Black’: the Life of Major General C. G. Blackader, 1869–1921 101Robin Jenkins
Joseph Herbert Morcom, Sculptor 1871–1942 123Alan McWhirr
Leicester becomes a City, 1919 151John Bennett
Clerical Incumbents in Leicestershire between the Two World Wars 163Gerald T. Rimmington
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REVIEWS 177ed. Graham Jones
REPORTSThe Waite Collection. Historic Environment Record and Pleistocene Fauna of Leicestershire: a Critical Assessment by the National Ice Age Network 191M. Stephens, L. Cooper, T. Hopkinson
Rituals, Hoards and Helmets: a ceremonial meeting place of the Corieltavi 197Vicki Score
Investigating the Origins of Great Easton, Leicestershire: Commumity Archaeology meets the ‘Big Dig’ 209Nicholas J. Cooper, Vicki Score
Archaeology in Leicestershire and Rutland 2005 215ed. Nicholas J. Cooper
The Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 150th Annual Report 2004–2005 247
Officers and Committees 2004–2005 251
Index 253
Abbreviations
The abbreviations of titles of periodicals or serial publications used in Transactions followthe principles set down in British Standard 4148 (1970). In addition the followingabbrevations are regularly used in Transactions.
APS Archaeological Project Services
BAR British Archaeological Reports (British and International series)
BL British Library
BUFAU Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit
CBA Council for British Archaeology
HBMC Historic Buldings and Monuments Commission (English Heritage)
JSAC John Samuels Archaeological Consultants
LCMS Leicester City Museums Service
LMARS Leicestershire Museums, Arts and Records Service
MF Melton Fieldworkers
NA Northamptonshire Archaeology
RCHME Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England
PRO Public Record Office
RCM Rutland County Museum
ROLLR Record Office for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland
TLAS Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological Society (1921/22–1954)
TLAAS Transactions of the Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society(1866–1912/3)
TLAHS Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society (1955–)
ULAS University of Leicester Archaeological Services
VCH Victoria County History
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