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Abbreviations
AA anti-aircraft (artillery) Leics Leicestershire
b born LIA Late Iron Age
Beds Bedfordshire Lines Lincolnshire
Berks Berkshire LBA Late (or later) Bronze Age
bldg building Loth Lothian
Bucks Buckinghamshire LPRIA Later pre-Roman Iron Age
Cambs Cambridgeshire Middx Middlesex
cat. catalogue MPRIA Middle pre-Roman Iron Age
cent. century N North
d died Northants Northamptonshire
E East Northumb Northumberland
EBA Early Bronze Age Notts Nottinghamshire
ELoth East Lothian obit. obituary
EIA Early Iron Age Oxon Oxfordshire
EPRIA Early pre-Roman
Iron Age pass. possible
Flints Flintshire prob. probable
GHQ General Headquarters Rox Roxburghshire
Glam Glamorgan s South
Glos Gloucestershire Shrops Shropshire
gp group (i.e. of pottery) Staffs Staffordshire
Hants Hampshire w West
Herts Hertfordshire WLoth West Lothian
Heref Herefordshire WW2 Second World
War
Hunts Huntingdonshire Warwicks Warwickshire
lA Iron Age Wilts Wiltshire
inc. illustr. [page range]
includes illustrations Wares Worcestershire Lanes Lancashire Yorks Yorkshire
Index of the Transactions of the Essex
Society for Archaeology and History (Vols 21-30)
A12; A13; A120; Al30; A133; A131 see roads
Abberton, Church
of St Andrew, chancel24: 186-8 Abbess Roding see Roding,
Abbess
Abbey Mills, Stratford
22: 118 Abbott, Henry, of Earls Colne 28: 176
Abrahams Ferry, River Lea 23: 60, 62-3 Abridge/Chigwell
London, Little
Roman road line from London
to Dunmow 26: 247 Roman well and mise.
burials 22: 149-50
Absol Park, Great Waltham 25: 113, 114, 115
Ackworth (Yorks),
school at 29: 148, 149 Acre (Holy Land), and the Crusades
30: 44
Acton, Professor Richard
(d 1446), of Maldon 30: 44
Acton Burnell (Salop),
Langley manor 30: 147, 152 Acton Park Bronze Age phase of metalwork
22: 3; 28:
272,273
Adam, John, Colchester will (c. 1491) 22: 90
Adam, Robert (architect) 27: 273
Adams, G. E. (Cokayne,
G. E.), on local history 26: 196 Addedomarus see coins
Addison, SirWilliam,
essays presented to (book review) 24:243-4
Adulfesness (.IEldulvesnasa), Domesday manor see
Sokens,The adzes
prehistoric (general), shafthole Bishop's Stortford
(Herts) 21: 141
Blackmore 21: 140-2, 141
Rivenhall23: 114, 115
Stanway 21: 141
Neolithic, Gilston,
Harlow 22: 162, 164
Mesolithic, HarlowTemple 21: 133
late Bronze Age, Vange 29: 1, 7, 8, 15 adzes/axes
Mesolithic
Benfleet, South, Badger
Hall23: 1, 5
Chelmsford, Byron Road 27: 305 Dunmow, Great,
Junior School25: 226
Ingatestone, Stock Road 27: 304
aerial reconnaissance 21: 123-5; 22: 160-1; 23: 95-7; 24:
193-4;25:233-7;26:228-34;27:250-5;28:
186-96,191;29: 185-8,18
191;30:
198-202
Global Positioning System (GPS) 28: 187,
188, 190
Alphamstone, enclosures
21: 124,
125
Ashdon 23: 95, 96
Bardfield, Great 23: 95, 96
Bardfield, Little, ring ditch 21: 123
Belchamp St Paul, ring ditches
21: 123, 124
Birdbrook, rectangular enclosure
24: 193
Blackwater estuary 24: 193-4; 26: 228, 229; 28: 12; 29: 274,
275,276,281
Boreham 23: 95, 97
Canfield, Little 23: 95, 97
Chignall, Beaumond
Moates 27: 251, 252
Coggeshall Abbey 21: 123; 23: 95
Danbury 22: 145, 146
Dunmow, Great 21: 124, 125
Essex, NE 21: 138
Foulness Island
27: 250
Grays Thurrock
29: 19
Halstead 22: 145, 146
Hatfield Peverel,
linear features 24: 193
Helions Bumpstead 22: 145, 146
Heybridge, line of Roman road 21: 123 Kelvedon,
ring ditch 21: 123
Leighs, Great 21: 123, 124
Maplin Sands, 'The
Broomway' 27: 250
Orsett, Causewayed Enclosure 28: 222-3
Ridgewell, enclosures 21: 125; 24: 193
Shalford 21: 123; 24: 193
Stebbing Green 23: 95, 96
Takeley, ri1;1g ditch 21: 123
Tey, Great
23: 95, 96
Thaxted 22: 145, 146
Tilty Abbey 21: 123
Tollesbury, Pennyhole Fleet, duck-decoy
pond 27: 250,251 Witham, ring ditch near 21: 123
Wrabness 27: 251
lE.thelbald, King (d 860) 27: 95
lE.thelbert, King (d 866) 27: 95 1EtheltU£d
and Donyland
25:75
Lady of the Mercians
27: 94,96
lE.thelred I, King (d 871) 27: 92, 95
lE.thelred 11, King,
coin, Castle Hedingham
22: 174, 175 lE.thelweard the Chronicler 27:94
lE.thelwold, challenges rule of
Edward the Elder 27: 96 lE.thelwulf, King (d 855) 27: 95
agricultural buildings see barns; cartlodges; granaries agriculture
general, Demonstration Farms project
24: 114 Iron Age
Asheldham Camp 22: 13, 25,26
Boreham,
Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 18
Heybridge 29: 233
late Iron Age/Roman, Heybridge, Langford Road 28: 21, 29
Roman
Braintree, George Yard 24: 61
see also Boreham (Great Holts Farm) medieval
Adulfesness (now The Sokens) 27: 207-12
Langenhoe manor 22: 67
North Benfleet Coggeshale estate 22: 62
and placenames 28: 311
Springfield 29: 195, 203
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agriculture
agriculture, medieval (cont.)
Springfield/BorehamA12
Interchange 30:38-41,40
Stansted, Roundwood 27: 176; 30: 39,
40,41
Stebbingford 27: 173-6
farming glossary (book
review) 30:276-7 medieval/post-medieval (general),Writtle, King John's
Hunting Lodge farm 24:
124 post-medieval (general)
Bocking hop growing 29: 220, 224
Leytonstone horticulture and the London market 28: 298
17th cent., Hatfield
Broad Oak, Hatfield
Forest, 'The Warren'
rabbit farm 25: 254, 255
18th/19th cent.
agricultural improvements 26: 136-8
Chingford, Hospital
25: 242
and Irish immigration 28: 298,301
18th-20th cent.
farm workers and
poverty (book review) 22: 188-9
19th cent.
changes in Stifford 26: 198
depression in 25: 219, 225; 26: 138; 27: 232 Enclosure Acts see Parliament (Acts of Enclosure)
French Wars 22: 189; 26: 136-8;
27: 233, 234, 239,244
women's work in 27: 226-8,
233
pigeon-keeping 25: 288
20th cent.,
Canvey Island Landscape
Survey 29: 212
see also field systems; landscape history; pastoral farming; plant remains;
ridge-and-furrow; settlement patterns; tithe commutation maps; tithe maps
air-raid shelters
Braintree, George
Yard 24: 28
Southend Airport
30: 214
Southend-on-Sea, Thorpe Bay Junior School28:
186 Waltham Abbey,
Church Street 24: 80
airfields
during WW1 29: 190
Fields of the First (Doyle, P.) (book review) 29: 299-300 Goldhanger
29: 300
Hainault Farm 29: 300
Rochford 29: 300
Stow Maries 29: 190, 300
Flambirds Farm 29: 213
during WW2 26: 234; 28: 197; 29: 300; 30: 202
see also Birch; Boreham;
Fairlop; Hornchurch; Nazeing;
North Weald; Rivenhall; Southend Airport;
Stansted Airport; Stapleford; Thaxted
Alan-Williams turret, Nazeing
25: 257
Albigensian Crusades
27: 196 ale
assize of24: 132
dealers in,Yeldham, Great 26: 174, 188
and malting
25: 99
Aleyn, Alderman George, Colchester will (1510) 22: 90,
92
Aleyn, Thomas,
Temple Mills lease 22: 119
Alfred the Great,
King (d 899) 27: 92, 93, 94-6,
97
seizes London from the Vikings (886) 27: 93, 94
victory over Haesten
(Hasteinn) at South Benfleet (893)
24: 157;27:95
Alfriston medieval
manor (later Bigods),
Great
Dunmow 27: 194-5, 196, 197-8
Alibon, Sir Richard (d 1688), judge,
ofDagenham 26:200
Alldust, William,
Colchester will (1553) 22: 97-8 Alliston, William,
Great Maplestead manor 29: 233
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
almshouses
Audley End, College of St Mark 26: 276, 277
Felsted 26: 212
Waltham Abbey/Waltham Holy Cross, Highbridge Street 23: 109
Waltham, Great 26: 212
Alphamstone
Neolithic to Roman? enclosures
21: 124, 125
St Barnabas' Church, south of, Roman pottery 23: 91 Alresford
Broomfield Plantation, ?Saxon
ring ditches 29: 188 Church Farm, nr St Peter's
Church ruins 26: 241
medieval estate of Coggeshale family
22: 61, 65
Roman enclosure
21: 125
St Peter's Church 26: 241; 28: 223
fabric analysis
29: 246-51, 247, 249-50
Alresford Lodge, Roman
corridor building 29: 246 Alsford, Stephen, 'The town clerks of medieval Colchester'
24: 125-35
Alston Court see Nayland
(Suffolk) Althorne, Church ofStAndrew 26:218 Ambresbury Banks, hillfort
26: 61
Amiens, Peace of(1802)
25: 196
ampullae, pilgrim's, Harwich,
George Street 21: 86-7, 86
Amyce, Israel (Earls Colne
map) 28: 167, 175 Anderson air-raid shelter,Waltham Abbey,
Church Street
24:80
Andrewes, Launcelot, bishop ofWinchester
(1555-1626) 26: 195
Andrews, D. D.
(ed.)'Church miscellany' 28: 249-66; 29:
246-59; 30:
250-7
(ed.)'Historic buildings, notes and surveys
1996' 28: 228-48
(ed.) 'Historic buildings, notes and surveys 1997' 29: 216-45
(ed.)'Historic Buildings Reports 1998'
30:232-49 'Stebbing church.
Vestry into chapel' 28: 117-32 and Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall Church 29: 61
et al.
'An Archaeological Sequence
at the edge of Old Harlow Marketplace' 22: 101-14
'Harwich; its archaeological potential as revealed in excavations at George Street and Church Street 21: 57-91
'More Maldon Wealdens.
The Origins and Development of the King's Head, Maldon
High Street' 27: 214-25
'New House Farm and Hungry Hall, Cressing.
The disintegration of the Cressing
Temple estate or the Great Rebuilding?' 28: 156-64
'The Granary at CressingTemple' 25:79-106 Andrews
family of Harwich
29: 281
Androwes family, St Andrew's, Earls Colne monuments
28:
173,174,175
Anglian Water
Castle Hedingham, new source works 24: 195, 205; 25:
248; 27: 22-34 (inc. illustr.) Gosfield/Colne Engaine/Bardfield Saling/Halstead 23:
137-42,138-42
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle 24: 157
Maldon burh 23: 18-20
and the Vikings 27: 92, 93,
94-5, 96, 97
animal husbandry Roman period
22: 52
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Index for Vblumes 21-30
animal husbandry (cont.)
medieval, Stebbingford 27: 173-4
later medieval, Saffron
Walden 29: 134
see also
pigeon-keeping; sheep-farming; stock enclosures animal representations
Roman
on bricks and tiles
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 11, 12 Castle
Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 32 Rochford,
Westbarrow Hall Farm 28: 213
on fired clay, Boreham,
Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 16,
17
moulded copper alloy lion head, Stock
26: 224
on mount, Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers 26: 269,270
late Saxon/Viking, on mount,Arkesden 28: 182, 183
late Saxon/Romanesque, Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall Church 29: 83
medieval, belt-fitting(?), Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers 26: 269, 270
20th cent. wood carvings, Birdbrook Church 22: 136
antler remains
Fox Hall, Southend
26: 37
Pleshey, 'The Gardens'
28: 286
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange
30: 10; 31: 21
Waltham, Great, Dickeymoors 27: 90 Antoninus Pius,
Emperor see coins (Roman) apothecaries, and Audley End 23: 72
Appledore (Devon), and the Vikings 27: 94, 95
Appulton, Thomas, Colchester town clerk (15th cent.) 24: 130
archaeomagnetic dating,Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 111
architects, Essex
checklist 1834-1914 24: 168-84
see also
Chancellor,
Frederic architectural stonework
Asheldham, St Lawrence's Church 21: 149, 150
Bardfield Saling, Church
of St Peter and St Paul25: 230; 26:224,225
Coggeshall,
'The Lawns' 26: 99
Colchester, East Stockwell Street 23: 33 Dovercourt, Church of All Saints 23: 93
Dunmow, Little,
Church of All Saints, medieval mortared
flint 23: 94
Earls Colne, St Andrew's Church
28: 170, 174 Felsted,
Church of the Holy Cross churchyard, sarsen
stone
23:93
Hatfield
Broad Oak, Cock Public
House (poss. ex-Hatfield Priory) 26: 254
Maldon
All Saints' Church, spire 24: 136
Carmelite Friary
30: 89-90, 89, 130
Sandon, St Andrew's Church,
medieval doorway 25: 279-85 (inc. illustr.)
Stebbingford 27:
154
Tilbury, East, Coalhouse
Fort 23: 105 Waltham Abbey
Church Street,
Purbeck marble bell capital 24: 82, 84
Sun Street
26: 118
see also sculpture and incised
stone architecture
general
Norman/Romanesque style 21: 150, 151; 28: 255;
29:
59-114 (inc. illustr.)
architecture
Gothic style and R Chancellor's work 26: 206,213,217, 218,219
'Queen Anne' movement
26: 217, 218,219
art-deco, Southend-on-Sea, Kursaal, The 28: 199,207,
225
Essex mansions lost but archives saved 25: 288-9 agricultural
13th cent.
Coggeshall, Grange Barn 26: 272, 275; 27: 186-7
CressingTemple barns 24: 124; 25: 107-12 (inc.
illustr.); 26: 271-2,
272-3, 275;
27: 182-92
(inc. illustr.)
Fryerning, aisled barn 26: 273-6, 274-5
14th cent., Cholsey (Berks) 27: 187 15th cent.
Bocking Hall, barn 23: 157-9, 158
Harmondworth (W. London), Great Barn 27: 186 Writtle, Lordship
Barn 28: 228, 245-6, 246
Wymondley, Little (Herts) 27: 187
15th/16th cent., Netteswellbury, Monks' Barn
28: 228,
234-8,235-6,238
post-medieval
general, Leez Priory, barns 25: 125, 126, 128 17th cent.
Cressing, Hawbush Green, Bakery Cottage
(former barn?) 30: 237-41, 237, 239
CressingTemple, granary
25: 79-106 (inc. illustr.)
Good Easter,
Faulkner's Hall, barn 29: 228-9, 229
17th/18th cent., Horkesley, Great, The Old House,
barn 29: 184-5
18th cent.
Hedingham Castle, dovecote 28: 294,295-8, 295,
296
Terling Hall Farm (cartlodge with granary) 29:
242-5,242,243
18th/19th cent. Foulness
Eastwick Farm granary
28: 225
Tree Farm granary 28: 225
19th cent.,
Abbess Roding, Longbarns
29: 195,211
not precisely dated
Kirby-le-Soken, Norton's Farm Barn 25: 231-2
Leez Priory Farm, barn 28: 222 domestic
early medieval
Nayland (Suffolk), Alston
Court, hall with cross
wings 24: 118, 119, 120
Tilbury Juxta Clare, Tilbury Hall, hall with cross
wings 24: 119, 120, 121
Tiptofts, Seward's End, hall with cross-wings 24: 118-20,119,121
Wynter's Armourie, cross-wing house 24: 120 medieval
general
Bergholt, West
High Trees,
Lexden Road, medieval kitchen
28: 113,114
Virginia Cottages, Lexden
Road, medieval kitchen 28: 113, 114
Broomfield, Chopyns, medieval kitchen 28: 115,
116
Dunmow, Great, North Street, Brook House, medieval
kitchen 28: 115, 116
Eight Ash Green, Abbotts
Hall, medieval kitchen
28:116
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architecture
architecture, domestic, medieval (cont.)
Messing
The Street (No. 1), medieval
kitchen 28: 113,
114, 116
Yew Tree Farmhouse, medieval kitchen 28: 115,
116
Moreton, Hancocks, medieval kitchen 28: 115, 116 Stebbing,
Parsonage Farmhouse, Church End,
medieval kitchen
28: 113, 114
Weald, South, Lincolns, Lincolns Lane, medieval kitchen 26: 188, 189; 28: 113, 114
13th/14th cent., Bradwell-on-Sea, Bradwell Hall, medieval roof 27: 325-9, 326-8
14th cent.
Belchamp St Paul, Turners,
medieval aisled hall 28:
228-32,229-30
Brentwood, High Street, Nos 60, 62 and
64, hall
with cross-wings 24: 119, 12Q-1
Maldon, Swan public house (extended intruded
cross-passage) 22: 181, 182
Pitsea, Great Chalvedon Hall, hall with cross-wings 24: 119, 121
Roding, White,
Cammas Hall22: 180, 181;
24: 120,
121
Shalford, Redfants
Manor, hall with cross-wings 24: 119, 121
Staplehurst (Kent), Kent Cottage, jetties
24: 121
Tiptofts, Seward's End, moated farmhouse
27: 270 Wakes Colne, Normans
Farm (now Normandy
Hall),
hall with cross-wings 24: 119, 120, 121; 28:24Q-3,242
Wethersfield
Great Codham Hall 28: 228, 243-5, 244
manorial chapel 30: 248-9, 248
15th cent.
Colchester, East Street,
Rose and Crown Hotel 29: 211
Orsett, Old Hall Farm 27: 277-8
Pleshey, 'The Gardens' 28: 286, 289
Saffron Walden, High Street (No. 19), extended intruded cross-passage 22: 180, 182
Walden, Little,
Cloptons (poss.) 21: 122
Witham, Newland Street
Nos 126-128 27:278-9,
280-2,286
15th/16th cent.
Radwinter, The
Old Vicarage 27: 278, 279
Roxwell, Newland
Hall22: 181, 182; 25: 131,
160-73 (inc. illustr.) medieval/post -medieval
Audley End, College of St Mark,
almshouses 26: 276,
277
Colchester
Angel Yard 21: 129; 27: 42
High Street 21: 129; 27: 36
Gosfield Hall25: 185
Heybridge, Heybridge Hall, assessment 29: 233-8,
235-6
Laver, High, Mashams
29: 216 Littley Park
Crowgate Cottage
25: 127-8, 128-9, 132
Littleypark farmhouse
25: 129-31
Maplestead, Great, Hosdens 29: 229-33, 230-2
Pentlow
Hall22: 176-7,
180
Rayleigh, High Street (No. 91) 21: 134
Saffron Walden,
High Street (No. 67) 21: 123
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Terling, Tudor House, Church Green 28: 240,
241
Wakering, Little,
Abbotts Hall21: 133
Witham, Chipping
Hill Nos 26-28 27: 283-5,286,
287
post-medieval (general)
Helions Bumpstead, Boblow House 28: 238-40, 239
Saffron Walden, Market
Hill21: 123 post-medieval (Tudor),Woodham Ferrers,
'Edwards'/'Edwins' Hall24: 151 15th cent.,
Prittlewell, Victoria Avenue (No.
255- former
bakery) 30: 229
16th cent.
Chesterford, Great,
School Street, Marigold
Cottage
22:180,181
Chingford, Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge 22: 81-2;29:220
Clacton, Cann Hall 29: 211
Coggeshall, Paycockes House 25: 150, 154
Easthorpe Green, Flispes,
kitchen 28: 116 Toppesfield, The Cottage, 59 The Causeway
30:
245-7,246
Wickhambrook (Suffolk), Giffords
Hall25: 156-7,
157
16th to 17th cent.
Canewdon, Gardners Farm 23: 112
Castle Hedingham, StJames Street, High House 28:
232-4,233
Cressing, Hungry Hall28: 160-4,
161-2, 164
Littlebury Hall26: 279-85,
281-3
kitchen 28: 115, 116
Yeldham, Great,Applegates 28:247,248
17th cent.
Cressing, Hawbush Green, Bakery Cottage (former barn?) 30: 237-41, 237, 239
Dutch Cottage
Museum, Canvey Island 22: 122,
123-4,124,128-30,131
Epping, No. 237 High Street 30: 262, 263-5, 263
Waltham Holy Cross,
Highbridge Street, Almshouses 23: 109
17th/18th cent.
Bocking, Church
Lane (Polly's Hill), Hill Malting
29:
220-4,220,221,222
Cressing, New House Farm (later Cresleys Farm) 28:
156-60,158- 164
Steeple Bumpstead, Little Waltons Farmhouse 29:
240,241
18th cent.
Audley End, Temple
ofVictory 27: 273
Copped Hall, Epping 24: 231; 25: 288, 289; 29:226,
227,228
outbuilding (later barn) 24: 231-3, 232, 233
'Dutch' cottage,
Rayleigh 22: 122, 124-7,
13Q-1
18th/19th cent.,Writtle,
Hylands House 29: 204; 30:
212,226
19th cent.
Berechurch Hall, Colchester, Gothick style dovecote
25: 285-8 (inc. illustr.)
Bergholt, East (Suffolk), St Mary's Abbey 26: 215
Birch, farm cottages (for C. G. Round) 26: 208
Chelmsford, New London Road, Farleigh
(formerly
Spergula) 26: 215
Colchester, St Giles'
Church, parsonage 26: 216
Danbury Country Park,
Icehouse 30: 228
Felsted, almshouses 26: 212
Ford End, parsonage
26: 216
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lndexforVolumes 21-30
architecture, domestic, 19th cent. (cont.)
Halstead, 'Country Residence' 24: 177
Hatfield Broad
Oak,Vicarage 26: 216
Horndon-on-the-Hill,
High Road, Mayfield
Cottage
25:231
London
Blackheath (Outer London),
All Saints Vicarage 26:217
Carrington
Mews, Mayfair 26: 211
Chelsea, Gatliff Buildings
26: 211
Farringdon Road, Clerkenwell 26: 211
Highgate, Southwood Lawn Estate, villas 26: 208,
209
Leytonstone, Hartley Road Vicarage 26: 217 Mile End New Town, Howard Buildings 26:211 Spicer Street,
Spitalfields 26: 211
Peldon, Brick House Farm 26: 217
Potsgrove (Beds), Rectory
26: 217
Purleigh, Rectory
26: 217
Rivenhall, Durwards
26: 215
Salcott, Rectory 26: 217
Shoebury, North,
Vicarage 26: 217
Takeley, Vicarage 26:
216 altham, Great
almshouses 26: 212
Curate's House 26: 216-17
ton (Northants), ton Lodge 26: 215 19th/20th cent.
Baddow, Great,
Pondlands (now Pontlands Park) 26: 214-15
Creeksea, Creeksea
Place 26: 215
Dovercourt, seaside
house at 24: 182
20th cent.
Bocking, St Peter's
Church, parsonage 26: 217 Debden, housing
survey 29: 211
Layer Marney
Towers 26: 215
Leez Priory,
remodelled 26: 215
not precisely dated
Braintree, High Street (No. 106 (rear)) 22: 181-3,
182
Broomfield, The Angel,
crown post roof 25: 130 Cressing, Hawbush
Green, Bakery Cottage (former
barn?)
30: 237-41, 237, 239
Earls
Colne, Sonningwells 29: 224-6, 225 Elstowe (Beds),
long-wall jetty house 24: 120 Fremnells, Downharn 25: 288
Harwich, Church Street, No. 4 26:226
Maplestead, Great, Lucking
Street, Lucking House Farmhouse
30: 240,241
Moreton, Black Hall, crown post roof 25: 130 Nayland (Suffolk), 'The Butts', Church Lane 25: 154 Thaxted,
Horharn Hall, crown post roof 25: 130 endens Ambo, Ship Street,
Shiptons Farm
(extended intruded cross-passage) 22: 180,
181
industrial
Beaumont-cum-Moze,
Beaumont Quay 28: 206, 223 Bocking
Bradford Street Mill 30: 233-7,
233-6
Church Lane (Polly's Hill),
Hill Malting (Resting
Seat House) 29: 220-4,220,
221,222
Canvey Island,
Northwick Road Retail
Park, Occidental Oil Refmery 29: 207-8
Coggeshall
Bridge Street,
Gardner's Brewery 28: 206, 223-5
architecture
est Street, Isinglass Factory 29: 195,
211 Colchester, Bourne atermill25: 248 Dunmow, Great, Boyes
Croft Malting 27:
256
Earls Colne,
Atlas Ironworks 26: 235; 29: 189, 190
Goldhanger, Iron Foundry 29: 189 Harlow arf,
The Old Barn 27:257,258
Heybridge, Saltcote
Maltings 28: 199, 201;
29: 195, 206
Laver, High, Bush Hall Farm,
malthouse 29: 190; 30:
205
Marmingtree, The ails Maltings
27: 257, 260 Mistley
Maltings No. 1 27:
256-7, 257; 29: 212
Maltings Nos 3, 4 & 7 30: 212, 229
Ongar, High, Spurriers Farm Malthouse 27: 257,258
Purleigh, The Street,The Old
Bakery 30: 229
Saffron alden,
Raynham's Garage (former
High Street
Maltings) 30: 212, 229
Stisted, Gowers Farm
Malthouse 27: 256
Stisted Reservoir 29: 212
Tey, Great, Cob Cottage, High Street, wheelwright's shop 29: 185
Yeldham, Upper Yeldharn Hall Malthouse 29: 190
see also Industrial Archaeology Survey military/defence
post-medieval (general)
Braintree, air-raid
shelter 24: 28
Coalhouse Fort,
EastTilbury 21: 127, 131; 23: 105 altham Abbey altharn
Holy Cross
Royal
Ordnance orks 25: 254, 256-7;
27: 259,
260,274;28: 198-9,200;30:226
ashing
House, Quinton Hill28: 225-6
17th cent., Tilbury
Fort 21: 138; 22: 160; 23: 109-10 19th cent.
Harwich, Beacon Hill29: 195,211-12 Shoeburyness, Barracks 30: 229
20th cent.
Boreham Airfield,
control tower 28: 198
Bradwell 28: 203
Burnharn-on-Crouch, minefield
control tower 25:
256
Harwich, Angel Gate 28: 203
Kelvedon Hatch Cold ar Regional Government HQ 29:212
Stow Maries Airfield, Flambirds Farm 29: 213
see also air-raid shelters; artillery; pill-boxes public
and commercial
Billericay, St Andrew's
Hospital (formerly Union orkhouse) 30: 212, 227
Braintree
Coggeshall Road, Braintree Secondary
School (now Social Services) 26: 210
Embassy Cinema 30: 204-5, 205
Brentwood
Brook Street,
The Golden Fleece Inn (South
eald)
21: 154; 22: 76-86 (inc. illustr.)
lngrave Road, Brentwood Grammar School 26: 210 St Faith's Hospital
industrial school29: 190, 191; 30:
212,227-8
bite Hart Inn 25: 158
Chappel, Swan public
house, 16th cent.
kitchen 28: 116
Chelmsford
Church Street, Chelmsford National Schools for Boys (former) 26:
210, 211
Corn Exchange
26: 205,213
and statue
of Chief Justice Tindal 26: 213
5
architecture
architecture, public and commercial, Chelmsford (cont.)
Duke Street,
66-68 (Essex Provident
Society) 26:
213,214
High School for Girls 26: 210
Library, Museum and Art School (now Anglia Polytechnic University) 26: 210
Moulsham Street, StJohn's
National Schools 26: 210 New London Road, Infirmary and Dispensary (now
Chelmsford and Essex
Hospital) 26: 212 Union Workhouse (now StJohn's Hospital) 26:212
Chipping Ongar Children's Cottage
Home 30: 204
Colchester, The Red Lion Hotel2S:
134-59 (inc. illustr.)
Dunmow,
Great, Union Workhouse 26: 212
Epping, St Margaret's Hospital (former workhouse) 30: 212,228
Felsted, Grammar School 26: 208, 210
Fyfleld, Elmbridge School 30: 212, 228
Hastings (Sussex), London
& County Bank 26: 213 Homdon-on-the-Hill
Oxley House (formerly
the Co-operative shop), High Road 29: 238-40,
239
The Old
Market Hall, High Road 29: 238, 239
Lavenham (Suffolk), Guild Hall2S: 154 London
Poultry, 12-13 (Mappin andWebb
terrace) 26:213 Shoreditch, London & County
Bank 26: 213
Maldon
High Street, King's Head,
Wealden buildings 27: 214-25
(inc. illustr.)
St Peter's
Hospital (formerly Union House) 26: 212
Silver Street,
Blue Boar Hote130:
241-5,241-2, 244
Mountnessing, Drury's Farm, lngatestone (former) lock-up cell28:
293-4,293
Rochford
Corn Exchange
26: 213-14
Rochford Bank 26:214
Rochford Hospital (formerly
Southend Municipal
Hospital), Daly's House and assoc.
buildings 27:273;28: 199,202
Saffron Walden Union Workhouse
30: 203,212,229
Southend-on-Sea, Kursaal, The,
Victorian/art-deco 28: 199,207,225,226
Takeley, Railway Station
28: 199, 305-11,
306-7
Woodbridge Grammar School
(Suffolk) 26: 210 religious
bellframes survey 27: 289-91, 290
Abberton, Church of St Andrew,
chancel 24: 186-8 Alresford, St Peter's Church
28: 223; 29: 246-51,247,
249-50
Althome, Church of St Andrew 26: 218
Asheldham, St Lawrence's Church 21: 146-51,
147,
148-50
Ashen, StAugustine's Church 27: 291
Aveley, Church
of St Michael, floor 24: 188
Bardfleld, Great, St Mary's Church 23: 93; 25: 265-70
(inc. illustr.)
Bardfleld Saling,
Church of St Peter and St Paul2S:
230,231;26:224-6,225
Benfleet, North, Church of All Saints 27: 296-7 Bergholt,
West, St Mary's Church 27: 301,
303; 29: 98,
99
Bicknacre Priory 29: 216-20,217-19
Black Notley, St Peter
and St Paul's
Church, chancel roof30: 250
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Blackmore, Church of St Lawrence 26: 218; 29: 98-9,
.98, 285, 286
Boreham, St Andrew's
Church, west wall 29: 251-3, 252
Bradfleld, St Lawrence's Church 22: 173-4, 173,
174;
27:291
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity
Church see under Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall
Bradwell-on-Sea, St Peter's ad Mururn 27: 291-2 Broornfleld, Church of St Mary 26: 218; 30: 250-1 Burstead,
Little, Church of St Mary, medieval
and later
features 23: 94 Chelmsford
Broornfleld House, Quaker Lodge
and Meeting House 26: 207,208
Cathedral 30: 223
Moulsham, StJohn's Church
29:258-9 Chesterford, Great, Church of All Saints
24: 189; 26:
226
Chesterford, Little, Church of St Mary the Virgin 26: 226-7
Chipping Ongar, Church, spire 29: 286, 287
Coggeshall Abbey, Saint Nicholas
Chapel Oater St Nicholas parish
church)
27: 292-5,
292-4; 29:
84, 97, 102, 104
Copford
Church of St Mary Oater St Michael
and All Angels) roof21: 120-2,120-1
wall paintings 24: 161 Dagenham
St Peter and St Paul Church 26: 199, 200
Pilon vault 29: 253
Dovercourt, Church of All Saints,
tower and porch 23: 93
Dunmow, Little
Church of All Saints, medieval
mortared flint 23: 94 Priory, the Lady Chapel (now parish church) 24:
191-2
St Mary the Virgin, Church of 26: 218 Durham Cathedral27:
189
Earls Colne, St Andrew's Church,
monuments and
seating 28: 165-80
(inc. illustr.)
Easthorpe Church
29: 94, 97,98
Elmstead, Parish
Church of St Anne and St Lawrence 28:249-50,249
Ely Cathedral
(Cambs) 27: 189-90
Felsted, Church of the Holy Cross, north aisle reconstruction 29: 253-4, 254
Ford End, StJohn the Evangelist, Church of26: 218 Fordham, All Saints, Church of, floor tiles
29: 254 Gestingthorpe, St Mary's
Church 27: 302
Greenstead-Iuxta-Colchester, St Andrew's Church 30: 252-3
Greensted, wooden
church of St Andrew 24: 157; 26:
218
Hadstock, Church of St Botolph 24: 191 Hallingbury, Little, Church 27: 296 Hanningfleld, South, Church of St Peter 26: 218
Hanningfleld, West, Church of St Mary and St Edward, belfry 29: 98, 259
Hatfleld Peverel, StAndrew's Church 26:277-9,278 Hawkwell,
Church of St Mary, construction of north
aisle and vestry 27:
271-2; 29: 255-8, 256-8 Helions Bumpstead,
Church of St Andrew 27: 295-6
Hempstead, Church of St Andrew,
Harvey vault 26:
226
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Index for Ttblumes 21-30
architecture, religious (cont.)
Horndon-on-the-Hill,
St Peter and St Paul's Church, spire 29:
285, 286
llford, Aldborough Hatch Chapel 30: 225
Ingatestone, Church of St Edmund and St Mary 25: 229
Lamarsh, Church of the Holy Innocents 27: 296 Lambourne,
Church of St Mary and All Saints 28:
25Q-5,250,251,253
Langham, St Mary's Church 30: 253-4, 253
Lavenham (Suffolk), Parish
Church of SS Peter and Paul, Parclose
of chapel25: 155
Leigh-on-Sea, St Clement's
Church, tomb 27: 296 Lincoln Cathedral, spire 29: 284
Magdalen Laver, church,
work ofF. Chancellor 26: 218 Maldon
All Saints'
Church, spire 24: 136-49 (inc. illustr); 29:
286,287
St Mary's Church 24: 208; 26: 218; 30: 254-5, 254
Maplestead, Great, St Giles' Church 30:251 Mersea,
West, Church of SS Peter and Paul, tower
restoration 28: 255-6, 255
Navestock, Church of St Thomas
the Apostle 26: 218; 29:286,287
Newport Church 27: 340
Ongar, High, Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 228-9
Parndon, Great, St Mary's Church 27: 295
Peldon, St Mary's Church
27: 297, 298
Pitsea, St Michael's Church 28: 216
Ramsden Crays, Church of St Mary 26: 218; 30: 255-6,
255
Ramsey, St Michael's
Church 30: 256-7, 256
Rettendon, All Saints'
Church 26: 218
Ridgewell, St Lawrence's Church,
lost chapel27: 298,
299-300
Rivenhall Church 29: 60, 88, 94, 95, 96, 99, 104 Salisbury Cathedral
geometric design 25: 112
spire 29: 285
Sampford, Great, St
Michael's Church 24: 189, 190; 25: 27Q-9 (inc. illustr.)
Sandon, St Andrew's Church, medieval doorway
25: 279-85 (inc. illustr.)
Shoebury, North, St Mary's Church
27: 298 Shoebury, South, StAndrew's Church 27:300-1,300 Springfield, All Saints'
Church 26: 218
Stebbing
Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 251
vestry into chapel28:
117-32 (inc. illustr.) Steeple Bumpstead, St Mary's Church 28: 256
Stock, Church of All Saints, belfry
29: 98, 285, 286, 287
Stondon Massey, Church of SS Peter and Paul 24: 228-31,22 230;28:252
Sutton, All Saints' Church 24: 192
Takeley, Holy Trinity
Church 27: 301
Tendring, St Edmund's Church 27: 301-2
Terling, Church, Rochester family brasses 27: 302-3
Tey, Great, St Barnabas Church 22: 141; 30: 251-2 Thaxted, Church of StJohn the Baptist 21: 137 Ulting, Church of St Mary 26: 218
Upminster, church spire 29: 286, 287
Wakering, Great, St
Nicholas Church, timber south porch repairs 30: 252
Waltham,
Little, St Martin's Church 26: 218
architecture
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 256-63, 257-8, 26D-1
Weald, South, St Peter's
Church 28: 262, 263-6, 264,
265
White Notley, church spire 29: 286,287
Willingale, Church
of St Andrew and All Saints 21: 122
Wormingford, St Andrew's Church 25: 232; 26: 218 Writtle, Parish
Church of All Saints 26: 227-8
timber framing
medieval
Belchamp St Paul, Turners 28: 228-32,229-30
Backing Hall, barn 23: 158-9, 158
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall Church
29: 59, 65, 69, 83,
86, 92, 94,
98-9
Bradwell-on-Sea, Bradwell Hall27: 325-9,326-8
Brentwood, The Golden Fleece
Inn, Brook Street
21: 154;22:76-86,79-80,82-4,86
Chelmsford, Baddow Road 23: 103 Clavering, hall of the 'Bury' 24: 122 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 59
East Street, Rose and Crown Hotel
29: 211 Osborne Street 25: 49, 50, 53
Cressing, Barley Barn 26: 271-2,272-3
Heybridge Hall29:
234, 236,237,238
Horndon-on-the-Hill, Oxley House (formerly the Co- operative shop)
29: 238-40,239
Maldon, Silver
Street, Blue Boar Hotel30: 241-4,242
Orsett, Old Hall Farm 27: 277-8
Prittlewell, Victoria Avenue (No. 255) 30: 229
Springfield, A 12 Interchange 24: 211
Wakes Colne, Normans Farm (now Normandy
Hall) 28:24Q-3,242
Walden, Little,
Cloptons 21: 122
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 85, 90, 93
Wethersfield, Great Codham Hall28: 228, 243-5, 244
Witham, Newland
Street Nos 126-128 27:282
Writtle, Lordship Barn 24: 124; 28: 228,245-6,246
Yeldham, Great, Old Post
Office Cottages 26: 174-91 (inc. illustr.)
medieval/post-medieval
general, extended
intruded cross-passages 22: 180-3,
181-2
Canewdon, Gardners
Farm 23: 112
Colchester, Angel
Yard 21: 129; 27: 5Q-2, 51-2
Laver, High, Mashams 29: 216
Littleypark farmhouse
25: 129
Maldon,
King's Head 27: 218,219,220,221
Maplestead, Great, Hosdens
29: 229, 23D-1
Netteswellbury, Monks Barn 28: 234-7, 235-6
Pentlow Hall22: 176
Radwinter, The Old Vicarage
27: 279
Roxwell, Newland Hall25:
160, 163, 168, 171
Saffron Walden,
33-35 High Street 29: 128, 134
Terling, Tudoe House, Church Green 28: 240, 241
Wakering, Little, Abbotts
Hall21: 133
post-medieval
(general)
Backing, Bradford
Street Mill30:
233-7,234-5 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 36, 61, 62,63
Osborne Street 25: 53
Dunmow, Great, Boyes Croft Malting 27: 256 Helions Bumpstead, Boblow House 28: 238-40,
239
7
architecture
architecture, timber framing,
post-medieval (cont.)
Leez Priory, barns 25: 125
Saffron
Walden, Market Hill21: 123
Tey, Great, Cob Cottage, High Street 29: 185 16th cent.
Clacton, Cann Hall29:
211
Colchester, The Red Lion 25: 134, 135, 136,
147
Toppesfield, The Cottage, 59 The Causeway
30:
245-7,246
Wakering, Great, Church of St Nicholas, porch 30:
252
16th/17th cent.
Boxted, Boxted Cross Public House 22: 144-5 Castle Hedingham, StJames Street, High House
28:232-4,233
Cressing, Hungry Hall28:
161-2
Littlebury Hall26: 279-85,
281-3
Yeldham, Great,Applegates 28:247,248 17th cent.
Abbess Roding, Longbarns 29: 211
Cressing, Hawbush Green,
Bakery Cottage 30: 237-41, 237, 239
'Dutch'
cottages 22: 122, 125
Epping, High Street (No. 237) 30: 263-4 17th/18th cent.
Hocking, Church Lane (Polly's
Hill), Hill Malting
29:220-4,221-2
Cressing, New House Farm 28: 156, 158-60,
158-9
Steeple Bumpstead, Little Waltons Farmhouse
29: 240
18th cent.
Rochford, South Street 28: 186
Terling Hall Farm,
cartlodge 29: 242, 243, 244-5 18th/19th cent.
Coggeshall, Bridge
Street, Gardner's Brewery 28:
223
Saffron Walden, High Street (No. 67) 21: 123
not precisely dated
Braxted Hall, kitchen
26: 188
Chappel, Old Stores, kitchen 26: 188, 189
Earls Colne, Sonningwells 29: 224-6, 225
Nayland (Suffolk), 'The Butts', Church Lane 25: 154 Saffron Walden,
High Street (No. 19 (rear)) 22: 142,
143, 144
Southchurch Hall 29: 216
Weald, South, Lincolns, kitchen 26: 188, 189 see
also architects (above)
Ardale School,
briquetage 26: 69
Ardleigh
Bronze
Age cemetery 29: 187
cropmark complex
26: 230, 241; 27: 255 Elm Park
late Beaker burial28:
216
Iron Age and Roman features
26: 223, 241; 28: 216; 30:
212
post-medieval quarries
26: 223
Martell's Hall25: 241
parish of 25: 73
Station Road (see also Elm Park) 21: 122; 30: 212
Arkesden
late Saxon artefacts
28: 182-3, 183
1815 Enclosure Act 25: 219
Arlington, Lord, and Capt. Silas Taylor
25: 179, 180
armaments manufacture, Temple Mills, Stratford 22: 118
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Armiger, Jeremy, tenant ofTottenham Mills 23: 59
arrowheads
copper alloy,
late Bronze Age, Vange 29: 1 flint
prehistoric
(general)
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community
site 25: 69
Witham, The Avenue 22: 138-9, 139
Neolithic
Boxted, Parsonage Hill 24: 208
Henham
24: 185
Heybridge, Langford Road 25: 242; 28: 16, 30,31
Hornchurch, Maybank Avenue 24: 205
late Neolithic/early Bronze Age, Stebbingford 25: 249; 27:108,156
early Bronze Age
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange 30: 17
Upminster, Hunts Hill Farm 29: 207 iron
medieval, Stebbingford (poss.) 27: 151, 152, 153
medieval/post-medieval, Harwich, George
Street 21: 87
art see animal representations; fireplaces; sculpture
and incised stone; wall paintings
artillery
general
anti-aircraft sites in Essex 30: 206-8
anti-aircraft (V1) batteries
(Diver sites) 26: 256; 27: 255;
28: 195
Canvey Island,
anti-aircraft command post 30: 207 Chelmsford, Central
Park 30: 208
Chesterford, Great, spigot mortar sites 26: 256; 28: 219
Chigwell, anti-aircraft battery 30: 202
Colchester 30: 208
Dengie, anti-aircraft batteries (Diver sites) 27: 255 Dovercourt, anti-aircraft battery 29: 186
Fulwell Cross (Greater
London), anti-aircraft battery 30: 202
Hadleigh, 'cold war' anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Hamford
Water, anti-aircraft batteries
29: 186
Harwich, Beacon Hill fort 29: 211-12
Lea, River 25: 257
Mersea, East 25: 256
North Weald, anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Oakley, Little, anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Sutton, anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Tilbury, East
Bowater's Farm, Buckland, anti-aircraft battery 26: 255-6
Coalhouse Fort 21: 131
Tilbury, West,
spigot mortar pits 26: 256 Tilty, spigot mortar pit 27: 275
Vange, 'cold war' anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Wakering, Great, Alexandra Road 26: 244; 28: 1, 10
Waltham
Abbey, Lippitts Hill 30: 208
see also Enfield Lock (Royal Ordnance
Factory); Harwich (Bathside
Battery); Martello towers; Waltham
Abbey/Waltham Holy
Cross (Royal Ordnance
Works)
Arundel, earls of
Henry
(d 1557) 25: 155, 156
William
de Aubigny (3rd Earl d 1221) 26: 129
Ashampstead (Berks), St Clement's Church, wall painting 29:140,144
Ashdon
mid-to-late Iron Age enclosures 23: 95, 96
8
Index for HJlumes 21-30
Ashdon
(cont.)
late 9th cent. Viking coin hoard 27: 94
Assandune/Assandun, battle of (1016) (poss. site) 21: 157;
24:157
Church
font 29: 97
Money Field, Roman pottery and tile 23: 91 pipe-laying watching brief 22: 140-1
book review (Gibson/Green) 21: 157 Ashdown (Berks), Battle
of27: 92 Asheldham
St Lawrence's Church
revisited 21: 146-51,
147, 148-50
Saxon
settlement 22: 15,24
Saxon
timber church 21: 146, 149
tower 21: 151
Asheldham Camp 23: 22; 26: 61
early Neolithic
features 22: 23
early Iron Age hillfort 22: 13-37
(inc. illustr.); 26: 63
middle Iron Age features 22: 24, 25
late Iron Age/Roman features 22: 24
Saxon features 22: 24, 26
medieval features 22: 24-5
briquetage 26: 77-8
mise. fmds 22: 14-15
pottery 22: 14, 17, 20, 24, 27-31
see also plant remains Ashen
prehistoric enclosures 30: 200-1
Anglo-Saxon metalwork 27: 320,321
StAugustine's Church 27: 291
Ashhurst, Sir Robert
(son ofSirWilliam) 28:295,297 Ashhurst, Sir William, MP (d 1719),
Hedingham Castle
28:295
Ashingdon
Coggeshale family advowson of parish church 22: 61,65
see also Assandune/Assandun
Askew, Revd Adam (d 1791),
ofWalthamstow 28: 261, 262,
263
Assandune/Assandun
Cnut's victory at (1016) 21: 157; 24: 157
site atAshingdon or Ashdon? 21: 157; 24: 157
Warwick Rodwell on (review) 26: 288
Asser (King
Alfred's biographer) 27: 92, 94
Astle, Col Thomas (d 1820/1821), of Gosfield Hall25: 190 Astle, Thomas
(d 1803), plan of GreatTey
29: 206 Athelstan, King, lOth cent. Heybridge manor 29:
233 Atkinson, Mark, 'A Late Bronze Age enclosure at
Broomfield, Chelmsford' 26: 1-23
Attelis, Wilmyne
de, and Mascallsbury medieval manor 27: 198
Attwood family,
and Littlebury 26: 279, 280, 284
Aubigny, William
de see Arundel, earls of Audley, SirThomas
(d 1544)
and manor ofBerechurch 25:288 andTilty Abbey
23: 152
Audley, Thomas
(Earl of Suffolk)
see Howard, Thomas,
First Earl of Suffolk AudleyEnd
17th cent.,
brewhouse yard 26: 228 18th cent.
apothecaries 23: 72
books and stationery 23: 74-6
clothing 23: 71-2
foodstuffs 23: 68
fuel23: 69
axes
game and gamekeepers 23: 72-3; 24: 165-6
stabling and carriages
23: 73-4
structures and gardens 26: 255
travel23: 74
unit of consumption 23: 67-78
unit of employment 24: 164-7
wine and beer supplies 23: 69-71
20th cent. WW2 anti-tank blocks 26: 256, 257; 27: 274
College of St Mark, almshouses 26: 276, 277
cottages 26: 208
estate maps (from
1758) 29: 125, 127, 131
gardens 26: 255; 27: 273
origins of24: 158
Temple ofVictory 27: 273
see also Littlebury (Ring Hill Hillfort) Augustinian Order
Bicknacre Priory 29: 216
Colchester, St Botolph's Priory 22: 96
Leez Priory 25: 125; 26: 215
Waltham Abbey 26: 252; 29: 207
Aunger, Michael, Colchester town clerk 24: 126-7, 128,
129, 130
Aveley
Lower Palaeolithic hand axe 29: 260
A13 road improvement 26: 240 Purfleet Road
faunal
remains 29: 204
Pleistocene deposits 28:205, 215-16; 29: 204
Ship Lane, prehistoric to Roman and ?Saxon settlement 26:240;27:263
Church of St Michael, floor insertion 24: 188 Lennard family of 26: 195, 196
Ponds Farm, Pleistocene deposits
27: 262-3
Sandy Lane Quarry 27: 263; 28: 215, 216; 29: 204
see also Belhus; Belhus Park
axe-hammer, stone, Rivenhall 23: 114, 115
axes
bronze
Bronze Age (general)
Dovercourt 28: 277
Easthorpe 22: 2, 3
Fingringhoe 22: 2, 3-5,
4, 6, 7, 8
Oakley, Little 22: 9, 10, 11 early Bronze
Age
Shoebury, North 21: 134; 23: 115
Tiptree 28: 273 middle Bronze
Age
Billericay 25: 258; 27: 306, 307
Bromley, Great, Balls Green 28: 270-3,271
Fairlop Quarry 30: 221
StaplefordAbbotts 27:305-7,308
late Bronze Age
Baddow, Little
Culverts Farm 30: 19
Phillows Farm 30: 19
Blackwater valley 30: 260-1,261
Hacton 22: 6, 10
Harlow, Old, Gilden Way 21: 119
Layer Marney 28:273-7,274,276
Stumps Cross 26: 259, 260
Vange 29: 1, 3-8, 4-5, 15
flint
Palaeolithic Aveley 29: 260
Bocking 26: 222-3
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