Wharram Percy: The Memorial Stones of the Churchyard x

Watts, Lorna

Rahtz†, Philip

York Archaeological Publications

Cowlam Wold Barrows (York University Archaeological Publications)

History

Ancient Civilizations

Two Roman Villas at Wharram le Street (Wharram Volume IV)

Hayfield, Colin

Bateman, John

<p><span style="">19 papers from a rescue conference held in York in 1986 highlight the triumphs, failures and concerns of rescue archaeology and reflect the political climate of the mid Eighties.</span></p>

Rescue Archaeology - What's Next?

Mytum, Harold

Waugh, Karen

Europe

Report of a rescue excavation at Little Ouseburn in 1958. Pre-barrow occupation comprised settlement features, greenstone axe fragments, Beaker shards, and other farmer period flints. In a primary grave was a tree-trunk coffin surviving as dark residues, and small traces of an inhumed skeleton could be recognised.

Little Ouseburn Barrow 1958. Round Hill, An Early Bronze Age Barrow at Little Ouseburn, North Yorkshire, England

WHARRAM 13

Wrathmell, Stuart

An assesment of the significance of archaeology in current agricultural policies with suggestions for better management.

Archaeological Heritage Management and the English Agricultural Landscape (York Archaeological Studies Occasional Paper , No 1)

Politics & Social Sciences

Grenville, Jane

Archaeology

Whilst heritage management is now an established part of the discipline of archaeology in the UK, in other parts of the world its importance is less assured. This booklet contains articles on the state of heritage management in Japan, China and Vietnam, written by people in the know. Very informative.

Far Eastern Studies in Archaeological Heritage Management (Her-gen)

The process of human burial sheds a good deal of light on the economy, society and religion of any community. In addition, the importance of burial ritual can be ascertained. Papers in this collection examine grave goods and the position of finds in order to draw conclusions about past societies. Includes contributions from Philip Rahtz and Sue Stallibrass.

Interpreting Stratigraphy 8: Papers Presented to the Eighth Stratigraphy Conference at York

Roskams, S. P.

This volume, the eighth in the series to report on the deserted medieval village Wharram Percy in the Yorkshire Wolds, publishes the important results of a major programme of excavations between 1981 and 1990. These excavations, located in the southern manorial enclosure, uncovered a Middle Saxon smithy, Late Saxon and Scandinavian metalwork, Norman agricultural structures and medieval peasant farm buildings. The volume contains reports on the excavations, the pottery, the small finds, the ironworking evidence and the environmental remains.

Wharram: The South Manor Area (WHARRAM Settlement Series)

Stamper, Paul

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