Transactions of the Essex Society for Archaeology and History
Contents:
Mesolithic flints from Badger Hall, South Benfleet: Ken Crowe
Early Iron Age settlement in Maldon and the Maldon burh: excavations at Beacon Green 1987: Owen Bedwin
Two recently-discovered Roman buildings at Colchester: S Benfield & S Garrod (view online: http://cat.essex.ac.uk/reports/EAS-report-0001.pdf
Two rural medieval sites at Chignall St James: excavations 1989: Howard Brooks
A medieval sgraffito-decorated mug from Mill Green: Beverley Nenk
Mills and ferries along the lower Lea: K R Fairclough
The noble household as a unit of consumption: the Audley End experience 1765-97: J D Williams
John Horace Round and Victorian Colchester: culture and politics 1880-95: W R Powell
The work of the Essex County Council Archaeology Section 1991: Alison Bennett (ed.)
Archaeology in Essex 1991: P J Gilman (ed.)
Shorter Notes:
Shafthole implements from Paglesham and Rivenhall: Hazel Martingell & Simon Brice
An Early Bronze Age axe from North Shoebury: Ken Crowe
A tanged chisel / leatherworking knife from Sheering, and prehistoric finds from the valley of the Pincey Brook: N Brown & R Bartlett
Later Bronze Age loomweights from Essex: P M Barford & H J Major
A pre-Boudican bath-building at Colchester: E W Black
A Roman-period lamp from Thaxted and its context: Colin Wallace & Howard Brooks
Anglo-Saxon metalwork from Little Braxted: Susan Tyler
The archaeology of the Ongar sewage scheme pipeline: Steven Wallis
The archaeology of two mains water pipelines in north Essex: Steven Wallis
Medieval deposits on the banks of the Cornmill Stream, Waltham Abbey: Steven Wallis
Medieval finds from the Post Office, High Street, Maldon: M R Eddy, H J Major & H Walker
Tilty Abbey: a note on the surviving remains: David Andrews & P J Gilman
A late medieval barn at Bocking Hall, Bocking: David Andrews
Observations in West Street, Coggeshall: Steven Godbold & David Andrews
Barling Windmill: J P F Byford, P E Giles & J R Jackson
Book Reviews
Essex Bibliography (to March 1992): A Phillips & P Sealey
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