Sausages Made Easy. Recipes and Instructions for Delicious Home-made Sausages, Frankfurters, Salami, Pepperoni and Cabana

BABINGTON, Louise De Berigny

Heritage Publications

Excavations at the site of the former airfield at Ford, West Sussex revealed evidence of a prehistoric and Roman settlement dating from the beginning of the 1st millennium BC to the 2nd century AD. The incomplete plan of a sub-rounded enclosure dating to the early 1st millennium BC was recovered, as was a substantial assemblage of later Bronze Age pottery with associated C14 dates. Indications that the area had been enclosed by the late Bronze Age were also found - notably ditched trackways and contemporary field boundaries. The enclosure was subsequently used for limited cremation burial in the later Iron Age, and a new co-axial field system was set out during this period on a different alignment to its predecessor. A sub-rectangular enclosure was discovered, dating to the first century AD. Evidence points towards only limited activity in the second century AD, and limited iron working in the final phase.

Excavations at Ford Airfield, Yapon, West Sussex, 1999

Politics & Social Sciences

Place, Chris

Archaeology

This synthesis of landscape change and human occupation in the Trent Valley is based on more than twenty years of research and includes much previously unpublished material. Each chapter focuses on a different period from the Pleistocene landscape, Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, Neolithic and the Early Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age and Iron Age, to the Roman and medieval periods. Subjects such as changes in the local vegetation and fauna, geomorphology, agriculture, burials, domestic settlements and industries are discussed with examples taken from archaeological investigations in the valley.

Trent Valley Landscapes

KNIGHT, David

The Thornham Esrare, which lies on the southern edge of the Waveney Valley, on the border between Norfolk and Suffolk, has a complex and interesting history which is presented in this book. Based on archaeological fieldwork carried out on the estate and in surrounding areas, and documentary research of the estate archives, including maps, plans, accounts and records, this is local history at its best. The well-written prose describes the history of Thornham from the prehistoric period through to the present day estate placed within the context of the Waveney Valley and nearby estates such as at South Elmham. Stone Age flints, Bronze Age pots, Iron Age coins and Roman settlements are just some of the finds recovered whilst, from the early medieval period onwards, there is much more detailed and documentary evidence for the changing owners of Thornham Hall and life in and around its lands.

Thornham and the Waveney Valley: An Historic Landscape Explored

History

Fairclough, John

Europe

Archaeological excavations in advance of the construction of the new A43 dual carriageway between Towcester and the M40, in both Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire, were carried out by Northamptonshire Archaeology in 2000 and 2001 in accordance with Highways Agency requirements. Excavations were undertaken on five settlement sites four dating to the Iron Age/early Roman period, and one to the Roman period. Three of the Iron Age sites, each of a different form, lay within 500m of each other south of Towcester. There were also investigations on a smaller scale on sites principally of the Iron Age and Roman periods, including a pit lignment. The opportunity has also been taken to present the results of a magnetometer survey at Tusmore Deserted Medieval Village, which included part of a Roman settlement. This report also summarises the more disparate evidence for medieval land-use. The investigations are particularly significant in view of the limited previous archaeological work in this area, much of which lies on Boulder Clay geology. The finds comprise moderately large collections of pottery (c 8000 sherds) and animal bone (77 kg) and small collections of metal and other finds. Of particular importance was the discovery of Iron Age iron smelting at Biddlesden Road Bridge and early Roman iron melting at Syresham. Detailed analysis indicates that both slag tapping and non-slag tapping technologies were used in the Iron Age. Early Roman pottery kilns were found at Syresham and Whitfield, adding to the picture of a widespread but small-scale industry at this time. A report on a group of infant burials from Silverstone Fields Farm is presented in detail.The evidence is discussed and set in its regional context. A comparison of the artefactual and economic evidence from the Iron Age sites suggests that there were slight differences in the assemblages which could indicate different economic practices and perhaps social roles for these settlements.

Iron Age and Roman Settlement on the Northamptonshire Uplands: Archaeological work on the A43 Towcester to M40 Road Improvement scheme in ... (Northamptonshire Archaeology Monograph, 1)

Mudd, A.

Ancient Civilizations

Blackburn: In Their Own Words

Publications, Heritage

Accrington in its Heyday is packed with over 100 drawings and photographs of the town, many of which were provided by the now closed Oak Hill Museum. They show the town and the people that made it as you've never seen them before. Accrington in its Heyday was originally released in 1928 to celebrate 50 years of municipality (this was a form of local government that no longer exists). It tells of the founding of the town and its roots in the Saxon period but concentrates on the town's more modern history - in the 19th and 20th century. No stone is left unturned as the authors take the reader on a tour of the town and its people. Entire sections of the book are devoted to the founding of many of the now familiar public services for the town, including the police, parks, tramways, public baths, housing and education. The book is truly a fascinating read for anybody who has ever wondered about the history of Accrington.

Accrington in its Heyday

Land boom and bust

Cannon, Michael

Lola Montes: The tragic story of a liberated woman

ANONYMOUS

Menus and recipes from Southern heritage of good cooking. Some are treasured family recipes, others are from fine restaurants and caterers throughout the state.Beautiful illustrated with pictures of twenty-four houses which represent both the ante-bellum and Reconstruction Eras in Alabama.

The Alabama heritage cookbook: A complete menu cookbook

Katherine Durham

Susan Rush

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