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Gernon, Sir John,
and Lionel de Bradenham (14th
cent.) 22:68,69,73
Gervase the monk (12th cent. writer)
24: 147 Gervers, Michael
(ed.), The cartulary of the Knights of St
John of Jerusalem in England (book reviews) 29:299
Gestingthorpe
19th cent. tithe map 25: 223
St Mary's Church
27: 302
see also kilns, pottery
Ghent (Flanders) 26: 151-2
Gibbons, Christopher, and Capt. Silas Taylor 25: 175, 176 Gibson, Adrian
'Further light on the design of the Great Barns at Cressing Temple' 27: 182-7
'The constructive geometry
in the design of the thirteenth century barns at CressingTemple' 25: 107-12
Gibson, Edmund
(historian) later Bishop
of London 24: 158
revises Camden's Britannia 24: 158; 25: 182
Gibson, William
Audley End gamekeeper
23:72
tithe commutation attorney
25: 220, 221
Gidea Hall, Romford, pulled down 1930 25: 289
Gifford, WW2 GHQ Line 30: 206
Gilbert and Tayspill, Colchester cartographers 25: 224, 225 Gillow, Francis,
and Walthamstow Mills 23: 61
Gilman, P. J.
'The Golden Fleece, Brook Street, South
Weald' 22: 76-86 (ed.) Archaeology in Essex
1991
23:98-113
1992 24: 195-210
1993 25: 239-57
1994 (with A. Bennett) 26: 238-58
1995 (with A. Bennett) 27:261-76 (ed.) Excavations in Essex
1989
21: 126-39
1990 22: 148-61
and A. Bennett
(ed.), Work of the Essex County
Council Archaeology Section
1989 21: 118-25
1990 22: 138-47
Gilston (Herts), Neolithic flint adze 22: 162, 164
glass remains late Iron Age
Stanway Hall Farm 24:
206, 207
Upminster, Hunts Hill Farm (poss.)
29: 207
late Iron Age/Roman, Kelvedon, High Street,
Lawson Villas 28:211
Roman
Braintree, George Yard
24: 49
Colchester, Lexden Road, Sovereign Crescent 30: 218 Elsenham 23: 112
medieval,
Pitsea, St Michael's Church 28: 216 post-medieval
Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 58
Harwich, Kings Quay Street 30: 225
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 106
not precisely dated
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community
site 25: 68
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 84, 85
see also vessel glass; window glass
glass working, Saxon, Barking,Amberley House 22: 149, 150
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Global Positioning System (GPS) 28: 187, 188; 29: 185,
275
Glottenham (E Sussex),
moated site, poss. medieval detached kitchen
26: 189
Gloucester, Duke of see Buckingham, Thomas, Earl of
Glynde (Sussex),
church plate 24: 151 goat bones
see sheep/goat bones Godbold, Steve
'A Napoleonic coastal
gun battery; excavations at Bathside Bay, Harwich 1990-91'
25:
193-218
'A small Late Iron Age earthwork enclosure
in woodland at Birch Spring, Highwood,
Writtle; excavations 1994' 27: 1-12
et al., 'South Weald Camp -a probable late Iron Age hill fort: excavations 1990' 26: 53-64
Godeston, Thomas,
Colchester bailiff (15th cent.) 21:
103, 105
Godric of Colchester
(Domesday
tenant)
25:75 Godschall family,
Colchester landowners 27: 240 gold objects
Bronze Age, Woodham
Waiter, Oak Farm 23:99, 113; 25:
1-2, 1
Iron Age stater, Sturmer (Haverhill bypass) 27: 269; 29:
295,297
medieval
Billericay, Crays Hill, finger-ring 27: 325, 326
Maldon Carmelite Friary, finger-ring 30: 84, 117, 118,
136-7
not precisely dated,
Hanningfield, West 25:
12 Goldhanger
Blackwater estuary, duck decoy ponds 27: 254, 255; 28:
193
Gardiner's Farm, duck decoy pond 28: 193
Iron Foundry 29: 189
red hills 26: 77
Mill Beach to Goldhanger tidal defences 27: 271 No. 176 26: 76
World War One airfield
29: 300
see also Chigborough Farm
Goldsmith, Clement,
16th cent. Temple
Mills 22: 115 Goldsmith Estate Map (1797),Weald, South,
Camp area
26:49
Goltho (Lines), early
landscape evolution 22: 49, 52 Gomme, Sir Bernard de, Harwich forts 25: 194 Good Easter,
Faulkner's Hall, barn 29: 228-9, 229
Gorhambury (Hants) 21: 143 Gosbecks see under Colchester Gosfield
18th/19th cent. straw plaiting
27: 230
Anglian Water mains replacement schemes
23: 137, 139
Gosfield Hall, estate
and owners 1715-1825
25: 185-92,
185
Gould, Chalkley 24: 151
Gower, Arthur Leveson
(d 1922), church plate ofWakes Colne 24: 150
graffiti
Roman
on tiles
Billericay, School21: 42
Braintree, Marlborough Road 30: 196
grain prices
and French wars 27: 227, 234
see also Tithe commutation maps grain storage see granaries
48
Index for volumes 21-30
granaries Iron Age
Asheldham Camp (poss.) 22: 13, 24, 25, 34 Stansted
Airport, Car Park 'I' (poss.)
22: 159
medieval Boreham
Airfield
28: 206, 216
Great Bolts 27: 176
Roundwood, Stansted
Airport 25: 19, 20; 30: 39
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange 30: 38-41 post-medieval
Foulness Island
Eastwick Farm 28: 225
Tree Farm 28: 225
see also cartlodges; Cressing
Temple
Grand (France), Roman structure 26: 265, 266
Gratian, Emperor see coins
(Roman)
gravestones and graveslabs see
tombs/tombstones Gray, Charles,
18th cent. owner, Colchester Castle 24:
235-6
Gray, George, buys Red Lion, Colchester (1722)
25: 155
Grays Thurrock
Bronze Age metalwork
22: 5, 7; 28: 278, 280
Roman remains 26: 196
Bloomfields Farm 29: 24, 31
Parker Road
Stifford County Primary
School27: 264 prehistoric
to medieval features
28: 218
Primrose Island 29: 19
Rectory Road, Clactonian deposits 23: 99, 102
William Edwards
School, Stifford Clay Road 29: 19-32 (inc. illustr.)
prehistoric features 29: 21-6,
23-4,
28,29-32
middle/late Iron Age/Roman features
29: 19, 26-8,
27-8,30-2
medieval features
29: 26, 27,29
Great Eastern
Railway (GER), Takeley
Railway Station
28:305,309,310
Great Holts
Farm see Boreham
Green, Thomas, Abrahams
Ferry 23: 63
Green family of Hocking 30: 236
Greenstead-juxta-Colchester
and 'Liberties' of Colchester 25: 72-7
St Andrew's
Church 30: 252-3
Greensted-juxta-Ongar, StAndrew's Church 24: 157; 26:
218;28:318
Greenwood's survey (1824) 25: 225; 27: 193
Gregory XI, Pope (brother
of Roger de Beaufort) 26: 148, 150
Grene,John, Colchester town clerk (15th cent.) 24: 130 Grenville, George junior,
(later 1st Marquess
of
Buckingham, d 1812) 25: 188-9
Grenville, George (Prime Minister
1763-5) 25: 187 Grenville, George (son of 1st Marquess and later 2nd
Baron Nugent, d 1850) 25: 189-90 Grenville, Richard (1st Duke of Buckingham, d 1839)
25: 190
Grenville, Richard, Earl
Temple 25: 187, 188
Grenville family ofStowe (Bucks),
and Gosfield Hall25:
187, 188, 189,
190, 191
Grey, Edward
see Ferrers, Edward Grey, Lord Grey, Lady Jane 25: 113
Grey family,
Stebbing manors 30: 149, 152 Grey Goose Farm see Thurrock
Hadleigh Castle
Grieve,
Hilda Elizabeth Poole, BEM, BA, FSA (Scot.),
FRHistS
obit. 25: 296
The Sleepers and the Shadows.
Chelmsford: a town, its people and its past
(book review) 26: 291-3
Griffin Griffin, Sir John (first Lord Braybrooke and
fourth
Lord Howard de Walden, d 1797) 23:67-78;24: 164-7
Grimes, William (historian) 24: 160
Grimston, Mary (d 1718, daughter
of Sir Harbottle) 24: 153
Grimston, Sir Harbottle 24: 153
Grimston (Norfolk) see kilns, pottery
Grimwood family,
and CressingTemple 25: 103-4
Grist, Jonathan, map-maker
25: 220
grubenhiiuser see sunken-featured buildings
Gryme's Dyke 21: 135, 143; 23: 108;
24: 209; 25: 72; 26:
262;28:316;30:226
Guildown, Guildford
(Surrey), Anglo-Saxon brooch
25: 264 Guillemard, John, commemorated
St Peter and St Paul
Church, Dagenham 29: 253
Guillemard family of Spitalfields 29: 253 Gun Hill, WestTilbury seeTilbury, West Gunnock, John, of Stebbing
28: 131 gunpowder manufacture
17th cent.
Temple Mills 22:
117, 118; 23: 61
Tottenham Mills 23: 57
Walthamstow Mills 23: 61
see also Waltham Abbey/Waltham Holy Cross (Royal Ordnance Works)
Gurney, Henry Palin (d 1904), on Stifford 26: 196
Gurney family 24: 244
Guthrie, John, rector of Duffus (Moray) 24: 150 Guthrum, King (d 890) 27: 92,
93, 94
Gutteridge Hall nearWeeley Heath,
moated site 22: 152; 25:248
Gutteridge Wood, Weeley,
prehistoric and
Roman pottery
25:248
Guys Hospital 29: 186
and Beaumont
Quay 28: 223
and Chelmer valley parks 25: 113, 116, 119-20 Gyford,
Janet
Men
of Bad Character (book review) 23: 170-1
Witham 1500-1700:
Making a living (book review)
28: 317-18
Hackney
medieval mill at 22: 115
17th cent. gunpowder
manufacturing (site unidentified) 22: 118;23:57
manors 23: 63
Hackney Ferry 23: 63
see also Jeremiah's Booth Hackney,
River 23: 57
see
also Lea, River
Hacton, late Bronze Age hoard 22: 6, 9-10, 9
Haddock, Sir Richard (Navy Commissioner) 25: 181 Hadleigh
Early Iron Age ditched enclosure 26: 25 19th cent. tithe commutation maps 25: 222 'cold war' anti-aircraft site 30: 207 placename (poss. Lea in Domesday) 21: 52
see also Thundersley (Pound Wood, Rayleigh Hills) Hadleigh Castle, medieval, pottery
21: 101
49
Hadleigh Ray
Hadleigh Ray, oyster pits 26: 234 Hadrian, Emperor
see coins Hadrian's Wall26: 265 Hadstock
St Botolf's
monastery of Icanho (poss. site) 27: 93-4 Church of St Botolph
24: 191
Enclosure Acts 25: 219; 26: 138
pipe-laying watching brief 22: 14Q-1 Hainault Farm, World War One airfield 29: 300 Hainault
Forest
history of 24: 243; 26: 201
Parochial Charity 26: 200
Haket (Haketton), Ralph, and Farnham
medieval manor 27: 198
Halfdan (Viking leader) 27: 92-3
Haliwell Priory (Middx)
28: 298, 303
Halle, John, Colchester will (1559) 22: 96
Hallingbury, Great, medieval manor 30: 149 Hallingbury, Little
Church 27:296
late Bronze Age enclosure
23: 116, 117
South House Farm, Roman structures and artefacts
22: 148,155
halls
court22: 82
with cross-wings 24:
118-21 (with illustr.)
Chelmsford, Baddow Road (poss.) 23: 103
Heybridge Hall 29: 233-8, 235-6
Laver, High, Mashams 29: 216
with extended intruded cross-passages 22: 180-3, 181-2 see also Belchamp St Paul (Turners); Bradwell-on-Sea
(Bradwell Hall);
Brentwood (Brook Street & High Street);
Colchester (East Street
&The Red Lion); Nayland
(Alston Court); Pitsea (Great Chalvedon
Hall); Roxwell (Newland Hall); Shalford
(Redfants Manor);Tilbury Juxta Clare (Tilbury Hall);
Tiptofts; Tollesbury (Bourchier's Hall); Wakes
Colne (Normans Farm); Wethersfield (Great Codham Hall)
Hallsford Bridge, Ongar sewerage scheme
pipeline 23: 133, 134
Halstead
late Iron Age/Roman enclosure 22: 145,146
Roman villa site 22: 145
Coggeshale family properties (14th cent.) 22: 61 19th cent.
'Country Residence
at' 24: 177
Poor Law Guardians and tithe maps 25: 222 straw plaiting 27:
230,231
Rosemary Lane, Co-op Yard, 19th cent. structure 28: 209-10
St Andrew's Parish Church, Bourchier
tomb and arms 26:
152-4
see
also Gosfield Hall; Stansted Hall
Ham, Daniel,
Temple Mills, Leyton 22: 118 Ham, East
prehistoric yew forest 26: 249
Beckton
Nursery 26: 243
Beckton Sewage Works,
East London Sludge
Incineration Plant
26: 249
'Dutch' cottage 22: 124
see also Woolwich, North
Ham, West
Hubbard Street 21: 138
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Three Mills,
Miller's House 24: 207-8
Union Workhouse 28: 301
see also Plaistow; Stratford; Stratford Langthome
Abbey; Upton (Ham House Estate); Upton Park
Hamerow, Helena and Clark, Ann, Excavations
at Mucking (book reviews)
25: 292-4
HamfordWater 28: 192; 29:186
WW2 defences 29: 186 hammers, bronze
late Bronze Age
Blackmore, Fithlers Hall Farm, Highwood
28: 277-81,
279
Swallows Cross, Rayplace Farm 28: 277-81,278,279
Vange
29: 7, 8
Hamo dapifer, Domesday manors
of 24: 158
Handford, Sir Humphrey, Woodford
Green household 23: 110
Hanningfield, medieval
manor (Claydons) 26: 164, 165,
166, 168
Hanningfield, East
and the Hanningfield family 26: 164-8
WW2 GHQ Line 30: 206
Hanningfield, South 26: 164, 165
19th cent., tithe commutation 25: 220
Church of St Peter 26: 218
Hanningfield, West 26: 165
Church of St Mary and St Edward, belfry 29: 98, 259 Downhouse Farm
A130 proposed line 25: 17,26
Roman
and post-Roman features
27: 270
gold bracelets 25: 12
Hanningfield family 26: 164-8
William (d 1388) 26: 166
William (d 1426),
will of 26: 162, 166-8
William son of Sewel (d by 1320) 26: 165, 166
Hanseatic League 24: 131
Hardham Church
(Sussex) 29: 143 Harlakenden family
StAndrew's, Earls Colne 28: 168, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176
Richard
(son of Roger) 28: 172, 176
Roger 28: 172, 174
Barley, Sir Edward, of Brampton Bryan 25: 174-5 Harlow
late
Bronze Age site 24: 198
medieval period 21: 49; 27: 174
hundred of26: 127, 171; 27: 193; 29: 115, 119
vineyard 21: 48
post-medieval, Roman coin (copy) 26: 228
Church Langley (formerly
Brenthall Park) 23: 106; 26:
249
prehistoricfeatures 21: 126, 132;
24: 198
poss. 17th cent. pottery kiln site 21: 127, 132; 23: 106;
24:198
Tesco site 25: 253
Churchgate Street, Mill Lane 28: 210
Fullers Mead 25: 253; 26: 250
GildenWay
land north of
Neolithic to Roman features
29: 199
Roman to Saxon continuity of settlement 29: 194, 199
prehistoric artefacts
22: 155
Roman building and features 22: 154-5
Hamstel Road, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Bronze Age barrow 30: 225
50
Index for HJlumes 21-30
Harlow (cont.)
Izzards Allotments, prehistoric to post-medieval features 28:210
Perry Spring
Wood
late Bronze Age/early Iron Age settlement 23: 106; 26:
249-50
post-medieval features 26: 249, 250
Potter Street 24: 198
No. 48,The Laurels 26:244 Old House
mise. prehistoric and Roman features 23: 106; 26:249
poss. Roman farmstead
25: 253
Wharf, The Old Barn 27: 257, 258
see also kilns, pottery; Moor Hall; Netteswellbury; Pishiobury
Harlow, Old
Gilden Way, late Bronze Age finds 21: 119
Market Street 22: 101-14 (inc. illustr.)
Chequers public house 22: 101, 113
pottery 22: 103, 104, 105, 107, 108-12, 108
structures 22: 101-6, 112-13
Priory Avenue,
Roman metalworking evidence
22: 155 StJohn's Church/Market Street, Neolithic and later
features 21: 126, 132 HarlowTemple
prehistoric features/fmds 21: 133
Iron Age/Roman features
21: 133
Iron Age coinage 26: 73
post-Roman/early Saxon structure 21: 133 Harlowbury
medieval manor 22: 101
medieval pottery and features 22: 155
post-medieval water
mill22: 149, 155 Harmondworth (W. London), Great Barn 27: 186 Harold, Earl ofWessex
(later King)
and
Waltham Abbey 21: 137; 24: 69
and Writtle 27: 1
Harrington, William, Earls Colne (d 1708)
28: 176 Harris, J. G., surveyor and map-maker 25: 224
Harris, Vincent, Tudor mansion (Maldon Carmelite Friary site) 30: 44, 63, 64, 65, 66, 83, 84, 86, 88, 136,
138
Harris, William,
of Mundon (father ofVincent) 30: 44 Harrison, William (Radwinter rector) 28: 163; 30: 241
Harsnett, Samuel, Colchester Library 23: 80; 28: 317
Hartwell House, Aylesbury
(Bucks) 25: 189
Harvey, Francis, of Cressing 28: 164
Harvey, I. M. W.,Jack Cade's Rebellion
of 1450 (book review) 23: 167
Harvey, James, ofWangey
House, Dagenham (d 1627)
26: 200
Harvey, John Bawtree, 19th cent. Colchester mayor 23: 80,
83
Harwich
general, fishing weirs 29: 281
Domesday survey 26: 194
16th cent., defence against Spain 25: 193 17th cent.
Capt. SilasTaylor (d 1678) 25: 174-84
on local history
25: 181-2; 26: 192-5,193
naval station 25: 175-80, 193-4;
26: 194, 195 18th/19th cent.
fish-weirs 29: 186
French wars 25: 193, 194, 196, 198
see also Bathside
Battery (below)
Hatfield Peverel
Samuel Dale's History 25:
182; 26: 192-4,193 20th cent., recent histories
and accounts of 26: 195 Anchor Hotel25:
199
Church Street
Methodist chapel (nr Mayflower Ho.) 21: 57-9, 58,
64- 67,68,69,71,89-90
medieval occupation
21: 64, 65, 67,69
mise. finds 21: 86, 87-8,89
pottery from 21: 72-4, 77-86, 80, 84, 90
No. 4, medieval
and post-medieval pottery
26: 226
No. 50 21: 59, 69-71, 70,72
defences 25: 196; 29:
186
Angel Gate 25: 196,197, 198, 199, 212; 28:201,203
Bathside Battery 22: 149, 153; 23: 104-5,
104; 25:
193-218 (inc. illustr.)
Beacon Hill25: 179, 196, 197, 198;
26: 194; 29: 195,
211-12
Twydall Profile defence
29: 212
Martello towers 25: 196,198
Redoubt 25: 196, 197, 198
Shotley Gate 25: 198; 29: 186
Stanier Line 28: 200
World War defences
28: 200-1
see also Landguard fort (Suffolk)
George Street 21: 58, 59, 60-3, 90
mise. finds 21: 86-9
pottery from 21: 72,
73, 74-7, 75, 85-6
White Hart Hotel21:
58, 59, 63
King's Head Street (formerly East Street) 21: 90; 25: 176
Market Street corner (No. 5) 21: 58, 59,71-2, 72, 122
The King's House 25: 176, 177, 180
Kings Quay Street (Nos 46-47), post-medieval features 30:225
St Austin's
Lane 21: 90
Stour Road 25: 193, 195, 199,203,212
West Street 21: 90
see also Landguard Fort; Landguard Point Harwich Gas and Coke Co. 25:
199
Hastings (Sussex), London
& County Bank, architecture
26:213
Hatchet,John,Audley End coachmaker 23:74 Hatfield
and 13th cent. royal forest 26: 129-30
and post-medieval forest see under Hatfield Broad Oak
below
Hatfield Broad Oak
late Bronze Age hoard 23: 116, 117; 28: 278, 280
medievalmanorof26: 171;29: 118
medieval settlement 29: 117-18 19th cent. survey of25: 224
Buryfields, Cage End, post-medieval structures 28: 210 Cock Public House, architectural fragments 26: 254 Down Hall, 19th cent. garden and park 29: 200
Hatfield Forest,
Warren Plantation, 17th cent. rabbit
farm
25:254,255;28: 164
Lancasters, moated enclosure
24: 191
'Manwood Green' 27: 193
Priory 26: 254; 27: 253
Vicarage, F. Chancellor's work 26: 216
Hatfield Heath to Matching Tye,
Rising Main 29:
199-200
Hatfield Peverel Priory
Benedictine Order at 21: 132; 26: 277
Priory House 24: 208
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Hatfield Peverel
Hatfield Peverel, Priory (cont.)
StAndrew's Church
26:277-9,278
Tudor mansion
21: 132; 26: 277,278
Hatfield Place (book review) 23: 170
linear features (trackway and poss. ring ditches) 24: 193 Sandford Quarry
late Iron Age features
27: 17-19
Roman enclosures/structures 26: 238, 244; 27: 13-21 (inc. illustr.)
Smallands Farm, mise. features
and pottery 26: 244 to Witham
pumping main, watching
brief 24: 208
Hatfield Peverel, medieval
honour of21: 50; 26: 163; 30:
146, 147, 148,
151
Havengore Island, Foulness
and the identity
ofWallfleet 26: 169, 170
poss. red hills 21: 131
Haverhill, A604
Bypass 27: 265, 269; 29: 294, 297 Havering
medieval period
early medieval
manor 29: 116, 117, 119
manor and James I's lawsuit
v. tenants 21: 48-9 and the royal forest 26: 128, 129, 130
manor and Liberty of (150Q-1620) (book review) 23: 167-8
see also Rainham
Havering-atte-Bower 29: 116
cropmarks 30: 202
Havers, Philip,
Mount Bures scandal
24: 161 Havis, R.
and Ecclestone, J., 'Late Iron Age and Roman occupation at Hatfield Peverel: excavations at Sandford Quarry 1994' 27: 13-21
'Roman Braintree: excavations 1984-90' 24: 22-68
Hawkwell
Church of St Mary, construction of north aisle and vestry 27:271-2;29:255-8,256-8
medieval manor of22: 61,65 Hawkwell Hall25:
220
Hayward, Charles Foster (architect) 24: 176, 177
Hayward, HenryW. (architect), StAndrew's Church,
Earls Colne 28: 165, 166
hazel nutshells, Asheldham Camp 22: 31
Hazwell, Revd. Joseph (d 1733),
rector of North Benfleet 24: 152
hearths/ovens
and corn driers, interpretation of 27: 33-4 prehistoric (general),Wakering, Great 28: 5 Bronze Age, Southend Airport (poss.) 28: 213 early Iron Age, Southend, Fox Hall 26: 25
Iron Age
Birchanger, Woodside Industrial Park 25: 31 Canvey Island,
Leigh Beck Marshes
25: 247 Dunmow,
Great, Buildings Farm 28: 52
Roman
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 28, 29, 30,
33-4
Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 37
Osbome Street 25: 47,48 medieval
Boreham, Buxted Chicken
Factory 28: 106, 109-10
CressingTemple, Granary 25:97-8
Homdon-on-the-Hill, High Road/Mill Lane 28: 211
Maldon, Carmelite
Friary 30: 60, 134
Springfield
Lyons 28: 109
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Springfield/Boreham,A12 Interchange 24:211, 215; 27:
176;28: 109-10;30:5,24,26,27,39
Stansted-le-Hope, St Clere's Hall24: 209 Stebbingford 27: 112, 118, 121, 169;
28: 110
Weald,
South, Camp 26: 63
Woodford Green, Harts Hospital23: 110
Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office Cottages
26: 174, 176,
187
late medieval, CressingTemple 23: 103 late medievaVpost -medieval
Colchester, Angel
Yard 27: 48, 50
Waltham
Abbey, Church Street 24: 80, 89, 90, 111
Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office Cottages 26: 177, 181,
187,188
post-medieval, 17th cent.,
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 28: 123
not precisely
dated
Boreham, Buxted Chicken Factory 25: 246
Colchester, East Stockwell
Street 23: 32 Maldon, High Street, Moot Hall (rear) 28: 135
hedgerows
Bocking, dating of 24: 114-17, 116
Cressing, and field
boundaries 28: 151-5 (inc. illustr.) Fordham,
Fossett's Lane 30: 224
Woodham Waiter Hall
(site) 30: 181,
187 Hedingham Castle, dovecote 28: 294-8 (inc. illustr.) Hekla (Iceland), great eruption 24: 94
Helions Bumpstead prehistoric
Neolithic flint axe 24:
185
poss. 'hengiform' Neolithic/Bronze Age enclosure 22:
145,146
medieval period,
Domesday survey 24: 158
Boblow,
moat, post-medieval finds 24: 191
Boblow
House 28: 238-40, 239; 30: 245
Church of St Andrew 27: 295-6
The Old Post Office 24: 199
windmill (poss.) 22: 145, 146
Heliun, Tihel de, Helions Bumpstead (Domesday) 24: 158
Hellyer, Sacheverall, and Abrahams Ferry 23: 63
Hemel Hempstead (Herts),Wood Lane End, Roman rural sanctuary 26: 266
Hempstead
chapel granted byWilliam
Rufus 25: 271 Church of St Andrew,
Harvey vault 26: 226 Supply Main 29:210
Hende, Sir John, manor ofBradwell29: 91-2 Heneage, Sir Thomas,
and Copped Hall29:
228 'henge'
monuments (poss.) 28: 196; 29: 188
Belchamp St Paul 28: 196;29: 188
Helions Bumpstead 22: 145, 146
Rainham, Great Arnolds Field 28: 101 Henham
Neolithic flint arrowhead 24: 185
Roman brooches 27: 307-8, 309
early Anglo-Saxon brooch 26: 270-1, 271; 29: 184
medieval metalwork 27: 308,309
Reservoir, Roman site 21: 143-4, 144, 145
Hennessey,
George, Novum
Repertorium
Parochiale Londinense
24: 161
Henny, Great,
Anglian Water mains
replacement 23: 137,
140, 142
Henny, Little, Anglian
Water mains replacement 23: 140
Henry I, King 25: 74; 26: 126; 28: 142; 30: 26, 178
52
Index for J.Vlumes 21-30
Henryll, King 25: 74;26:
163, 171; 27: 193, 194;28:
144;
30:147,150,152,266
grants charter to Maldon 26: 164; 28: 140
and the royal forest 26: 126, 128
Waltham Abbey re-foundation 22: 160; 24: 69; 25: 229
war with France 27: 195
see also coins
Henry m, King 24: 122; 27:3, 196, 197; 28: 130; 30: 147,
151
royal forest administration 26: 126, 127
Henry V, King 30: 152
Henry VI, King 21: 106
Henry VII, King 30: 149, 178
Henry VIII, King 21: 54; 22: 81; 26: 274; 30: 178, 187, 191,
193,277,278
grants estates to Lord Rich 25: 113, 119
visits Harwich 26: 194
see also coins
Henry ofBlois (brother
of King Stephen)
28: 142, 144
Henshaw, Mr Colin 28: 267
Herculaneum (Italy),
early Roman hall26:
264 Hereford, Earls of see Bohun
Hereford Cathedral, library 25: 174
Herle, Admiral Robert de, and 14th cent. Colchester enquiry 22: 70, 72
Hertford, and the Vikings
27: 96
Hertford Castle 25: 171
Hertford, earls of see Clare, Richard
de
Hertisham (later
Hassobury), Farnham, medieval manor 27: 194
Hervy, John, Colchester town clerk (15th cent.) 24: 129 Hewet family,
16th cent. Colchester
21: 111, 112, 114 Heybridge
early Iron Age pottery 26: 72
Roman road 21: 123
Roman'smalltown'25:239,242,250;26:250;28: 12,21,
29
19th cent. iron foundry at 29: 189
Crescent Road, Anglo-Saxon structures 28: 12, 29 Elms Farm
Bronze
Age to Saxon features 25: 250; 26: 250; 28: 12,
13,16, 19,33;30:230
Roman structures, poss. mansio 26: 250 Heybridge Hall
assessment 29: 233-8, 235-6
Iron Age
features 23: 99, 100, 101; 29: 233
Iron Age/early Roman features 30: 220
Saxon features (poss.)
30: 210,220
medieval occupation 23: 100, 101; 30: 212,220 Holloway Road, late Iron Age/Roman features
25: 242 Langford Road 28: 12-46 (inc. illustr.)
prehistoric features
(general) 25: 242; 28: 15
Mesolithic features 28: 16,30-1, 31
Neolithic features 28: 16, 26,30-1,31
Bronze Age features
26: 250; 28: 16, 19, 21
Bronze Age/Iron Age features 28: 16, 17, 29
Bldg 1 28: 16, 17, 18,21
Bldg 2 28: 16, 17, 18,21
Structure 1 28: 16, 17, 18
Structure 2 28: 16, 17, 18
early to middle Iron Age 28: 16-17
Bldg 3 (roundhouse) 28: 16, 17, 19,21
late Iron Age/early Roman features 25: 242; 26: 250-1;
28: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 27,29
Roman features 28: 21-9,22,24
Holman,
Rev. William
Bldg 4 (rectangular structure) 28: 16, 21, 23, 27
burials 26: 250, 251; 28:
23,24-7,25-6,28,29-30,
35,38
Anglo-Saxon features
28: 22, 27,29
environment and economy 28: 21, 23, 29,38-44, 43
palaeochannel28:
43,44
mise. fmds/grave goods 28: 37-8,37
see also pottery
Northern Relief Road, prehistoric features
28: 210 St Andrew's Church, graveyard survey 28:
225 Saltcote Maltings 28: 199, 201; 29: 191, 195,206 see
also Lofts Farm
Heygate, Rev. William E., Stifford poet 26: 196, 198
Heygate family 26: 196
Heyward, John, Colchester town clerk (15th cent.)
21: 104; 24:129,130,131
Hicks, Charles,
Great Holland farmer 25: 219 Higbed, Thomas,
Protestant martyr 26: 198
Higgins, Charles, Audley End house steward 23: 67, 69, 70,
72,73,74,75;24: 164,165,166
Higgs, Laquita
Godliness and Governance in Tudor Colchester (book review) 30:277-8
'Wills and Religious Mentality
in Tudor Colchester' 22: 87-100
Highgate see under London
Hill, Richard, tenant ofTottenham Mills 23: 57, 59
Hill, Thomas,
The Gardener's l..o,byrinth (1571)
30: 191 hillforts
and camps 26: 51
Ambresbury Banks 26: 61
Bigbury (Devon) 21: 6
Chipping Hill, Witham
22: 25, 26; 23: 22; 26: 61; 29: 204
Danbury Camp 22: 23, 26; 23: 22; 24: 205; 26: 61,62
Littlebury, Ring
Hill Hillfort 21: 8; 27: 262, 272-3
Loughton Camp 26: 61
Mucking 'mini-hillfort' 22: 25
Rornford, Marks Warren
Farm 25: 252
Uphall Camp, Ilford
21: 126, 133; 22: 25; 26:
61
Wallbury Camp, Great Hallingbury 21: 8; 26: 61
see also Asheldham Camp; forts; Langdon
Hills (Camp); Weald, South (Camp)
Hills, John, Billericay map-maker 25: 224
Hinckford, medieval hundred
27: 108, 174; 29: 115, 116,
118, 119-20
Historic Towns Survey
28: 196-7; 29: 188; 30:202 Hockley
19th cent. tithe commutation maps 25: 222 Plumberow Mount,
poss. Roman? earthwork 29: 269
Hod Hill Roman fort (Dorset) 22: 8 Holborn see under London
Holbrook, Neil and Langton, Brona et al., 'A prehistoric and Roman
occupation and burial
site at Heybridge: excavations at Langford Road, 1994'28: 12-46
Holbrook Bay, Stour estuary
(Suffolk)
fish-traps (kiddles) 28: 196; 29: 2 78
fishing
weir 29: 186,274,280,281
Holden, Anne, 'A brief description of the life and work of Frederic Chancellor
1825-1918' 26:205-21
Holland, Great, and
tithe commutation 25: 219
Holland, Henry Earl of, and Littley Park 25: 119
Holman, Rev. William
(d 1730) 24: 157; 26: 192; 30: 187-8
and StAndrew's Church,
Earls Colne 28: 167, 170, 172,
174,175, 176, 179n11
53
Holme
Holme (Hunts) 27: 96
Holwell, John, River Lea survey 23: 57-66,
58, 59, 60
Honeywood, Mary, of Markshall24: 160 Honorius, Emperor see coins (Roman)
Honyngton, Edmund, Colchester
will (1514) 22: 93
Honyngton, John, Colchester will (1485)
22: 93 Hooker, Thomas,
17th cent. religious dissenter 26: 292 Horkesley, Great
Enclosure Acts 26: 138
Martins, enclosure 27: 252
The Old House, barn renovation
29: 184-5 parish of 25: 73
Slough Grove (near), Roman artefacts 23: 93
see also kilns,
pottery (medieval)
Horkesley, Little,
late Bronze Age socketed axe 22: 9, 10 Horlocks, the see Sokens,The
horn cores
Leyton, Buckingham Road, Football Club, horn-core lined drain 28: 212
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 27: 223; 30: 138 hornbeam woodland
Pound Wood, Rayleigh
Hills 27: 322
Woodham Waiter Hall 30: 187 Hornchurch
poss. late Iron Age sub-square enclosure 26: 234 medieval period
21: 48
Aerodrome 28: 101
Hornchurch Road, Bus Garage, prehistoric to Saxon pottery 26: 244
Maybank Avenue
middle Iron Age round house 28: 101 Elm Park
Iron Age features 24: 205; 25: 250
Roman evidence
25: 250 Hornchurch,South
Mardyke Farm 28: 101
Rainham Road, LESSA Sports Ground,
Iron Age to Saxon features 30: 210, 215
Horndon
gas pipeline
to Barking 24: 199; 26: 285-7, 286
Conway's Farm 26: 286, 287
Groves Cottages
26: 286,
287
Groves Farm 26: 286, 287
Mar Dyke 26: 286, 287
Rainham Marshes 24: 199; 26: 285, 286,
287
Stringcock
Fen 26: 286, 287
Wilderness, The 26: 286, 287 Horndon, East
Heron Hall 30: 193
medieval manor 21:49
Horndon,John, Colchester town clerk (15th cent.) 24: 129, 130, 131, 132
Horndon, West
18th cent.,
Enclosure Act 25: 219
see also Brentwood (Thorndon Country
Park) Horndon-on-the-Hill
Roman landscape evolution
22: 48, 53-4 HighRoad
Mayfield Cottage 25: 231
Oxley House (formerly
the Co-operative shop) 29:
238-40,239
The Old Market Hall 29: 238, 239
High Street/Mill Lane (site
of Mount House) 21: 133 Mill Lane/High
Road Corner
medieval features 28: 206, 21Q-11,
220
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
medieval and post-medieval pottery 23: 106 St Peter and St Paul's Church,
spire 29: 285, 286 Thomas Higbed of (Protestant martyr) 26: 198 Village Hall 28: 220
horse bones prehistoric,Aveley 28: 215
Roman, Braintree, George
Yard 24: 53-4,
60 horse brooches
Iron Age bronze
Bocking 22: 1-3, 2
Polden Hill (Somerset) 22: 1, 3
horse burial, late Iron Age/Roman, Stratford Market Place 23: 109
horse equipment
late Iron Age/early Roman Gosbecks 30: 216
HarlowTemple 21: 133
Uttlesford, north-west (poss.) 29: 183, 184
Roman
copper alloy, Chesterford, Great 27:
308, 309
iron, Boreham,
Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 15
Anglo-Saxon
copper alloy
Ashen 27: 320, 321
Easter, High 27: 320, 321
Margaret Roding 27: 320, 321
Pleshey 27: 320, 321
Vange 29: 283, 284
medieval
Henham 27: 308, 309
Stebbingford 27: 151, 152, 153, 154
Vange 29: 284
not precisely dated
copper alloy,
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 83,
85
iron, Chesterford, Great 27: 308, 309
see also bridle-bits; horse brooches horseshoe nails
iron
Stebbingford 27: 126, 151, 154
WalthamAbbey, Church
Street 24:76, 105
horseshoes iron
Anglo-Saxon,
Braxted, Little 23: 128, 129
medieval
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 77, 117, 121, 135
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange
30: 37
Stebbingford 27: 152, 153
Horsey Island 29: 186
Horstedafort see Stebbingford horticulture see gardens and gardening
Horton Kirby (Kent), Anglo-Saxon cemetery 25: 264
Hotoft, Robert, Orsett
Old Hall Farm 27: 278 Houchins Farm see Coggeshall
Howard, James, Abrahams
Ferry 23: 63
Howard, Jeremiah
O"eremy), Abrahams Ferry 23: 62, 63,
65
Howard, Sir John, First
Duke of Norfolk (d 1485) 25:
154
Howard, Thomas,
First Earl of Suffolk (d 1626), and
Audley End 24: 158
Howard, Thomas,
Second Duke of Norfolk (d 1524) 25:
154, 155, 156
Howard, Thomas,
Third Duke ofNorfolk
(d 1554) 25:
154,155
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Index for UJlumes 21-30
Howard de Walden, fourth Lord see Griffin Griffm, Sir John
Howard family,
and Colchester, Red Lion 25: 134, 154-5,
156,158
Howells Farm, Great Totham
seeTotham, Great Huddlestone, Dorothy, Lady 22:81 Huddlestone, Sir Edmund 22: 81
Huggins, P. J., et al., 'Excavations at Church Street,
Waltham
Abbey 1976-87:
urban development and prehistoric evidence' 24: 69-113
Hugh 11, abbot of Bury St Edmunds 22: 101
Huguenots 23: 61; 29:253
Hull, M. R., on Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall Church 29: 60 Hullbridge, Lower Road, Willow
Pond Farm, poss. red hill
30:225
Hullbridge Survey Project
26: 76; 28: 196; 30: 198-9
individual sites listed 30: 199
The archaeology of the Essex Coast vol 1: the Hullbridge survey (Wilkinson and Murphy) (book review) 27:
337-8
Hulne Carmelite Frairy
(Northumb) 30: 132, 133, 134,
135
Hundred Court Rolls, Colchester 25: 155
Hundred Years'War 22: 64, 65 Hundreds, medieval
and later
and the early
'Liberties' 25: 74-5
Barstable 21:49, 52; 26:49,127, 164, 195; 29: 119,238
Becontree 26: 127; 29: 118, 119
Chafford 26: 45, 127,
195, 199; 29: 118, 119
Chelmsford 26: 127, 164; 29: 119
Clavering 24: 153, 240; 29: 115, 119
Colchester 25: 75, 76
Dengie 25: 75; 26: 127, 164, 168; 29: 118, 119
Dunmow26: 127;27: 108, 193;29: 115,116,119
Freshwell25: 277; 29: 115, 118, 119, 120
Harlow 26: 127, 171; 27: 193; 29: 115,119
Hinckford27: 108, 174;29:
115,116,118,119-20
Lexden 25: 75, 76; 29: 119
Ongar26: 17Q-1;29:
118,119
Rochford 24: 240; 26: 198, 199; 29: 118, 119
Tendring 29: 115, 118, 119
Thurstable 29: 118, 119
Uttlesford 25: 277; 27: 340; 29: 115, 116, 118, 119, 120
Waltham 29: 118, 119
Winstree 24: 240; 29: 115, 118, 119
Witham 29: 115, 119
Hunt, Reuban,
Goldhanger Iron Foundry 29: 189 Hunter,
J. M.
'King John's
hunting-lodge at Writtle' 24: 122-4 'Littley Park, Great Waltham
-historical survey'
25:
119-24
'Medieval and Tudor parks of the Middle Chelmer
valley'
25:113-18
'Settlement and farming patterns on the mid-Essex boulder clays' 26: 133-44
'The age of Cressing field boundaries' 28: 151-5
'The age of hedgerows
on a Bocking estate' 24: 114-17 Huntingdon, and the Vikings
27: 97
Hurrell, Naomi,
Dutch cottage, Rayleigh
22: 124-5 Hurrell, William, Dutch cottage, Rayleigh
22: 124-5 Hussey, Frank, on Dutch attack and Landguard Fort 26:
195
Hutchinson family,
Earls Colne 28: 176 Hutton, silversmiths of24: 152
Hutton, Dr Matthew
(antiquarian, d 1711) 24: 160
inhumations
Hyam Hyam clothing
manufacturing, Colchester 27: 229
hypocausts
Alresford Lodge 29: 246 Boreham
Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 6, 11, 12, 19
St Andrew's Church
(poss.) 29: 252
Castle Hedingham,
Maiden Ley Farm 27: 32, 34 Colchester
East Stockwell Street 23: 33
Kirkee
McMunn Barracks 26: 253; 29: 262, 265, 266,
268
LongWyre Street23: 120-3,121
ice-houses, Epping, Copped Hall (prob.) 29: 226,227
Iceni21: 8 Ilford
Aldborough Hatch Chapel,
Newbury Park 30: 225 Beehive Lane, Beehive public
house, post-medieval
farming 26: 244
Goodmayes, Kinfauns Road, ring ditches
and post medieval farming 23: 106
see also Fairlop; Fairlop
Quarry; Uphall Camp Inchtuthillegionary fortress (Perths)
mansio 23: 122, 123
officers' compound 23: 33
Industrial Archaeology Survey
26: 234-6, 236; 27:
255-60,256- 28: 197-200,198-202,315;
29: 189-91,19 191;30:202-5,203-5
industries and trades see armaments manufacture; bone working; breweries; cutlery industry; employment; gelatine/isinglass; gunpowder manufacture; ironworking; kilns; metalworking; quarrying; salt industry; shoemaking; straw plaiting; textile-working; wheelwrights; woodworking and carpentry
Inga (Domesday placename), manor in Barstable hundred 21:49
Ingatestone
Church of St Edmund and St Mary 25: 229 Henry Clayton of 25: 220, 222, 224
High Street, Roman road (London
to Colchester), evidence for 25: 263
lock-up cell see Mountnessing (Drury's Farm)
Stock
Road, Mesolithic flint axe/adze 27: 304
see also Fryerning; kilns, pottery (medieval, Mill Green)
Ingatestone Hall22: 144; 26: 274; 30: 191
brick
barn 25: 125, 131
Ingrave Hall, St Nicholas Old Church, site of, Roman British finds 23: 92
Ingrebourne, River 21: 134
Rainham
flood defence works 26: 254
Upminster 30: 216 inhumations
late Iron Age/Roman(?), Stratford Market Place 23: 109; 24:202
Roman
Chesterford, Great, Ickleton Road 21: 11, 16-17
Chignall30: 276 Colchester
Balkerne Hill, St Mary's Hospital 29: 197, 198
Beverley Road 29: 205
Butt Road (No. 47) 29: 198;
30: 210,217
Gosbecks 28: 205, 217
Lexden Road, Sovereign
Crescent (poss.) 30:210,218
55
inhumations
inhumations, Roman, Colchester (cont.)
StJohn's Street 23: 37
Heybridge, Langford
Road (poss.) 28: 24, 27, 29, 35,
38
Anglo-Saxon
Chesterford area 29: 273
Wicken Bonhunt 25: 239, 245 medieval
Cressing Temple
24: 204
Langham, St Mary's Church 30: 253
Maldon, Carmelite
Friary 23: 106; 30: 44, 49, 53, 54,
56-7,57,60, 133, 135
Pleshey, Back Lane, Hill House (former St Mary's
churchyard) 28: 184-5
Ridgewell, St Lawrence's Church 27: 298, 299 Stebbing, Church
of St Mary the Virgin
25: 251; 28:
119,120-2,121, 13Q-1
post-medieval
Broomfield, St Mary's Church 30: 250, 251
Earls Colne, St Andrew's
Church 28: 172-6, 177
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 251; 28: 122-3
Steeple Bumpstead, St Mary's Church 28: 256 Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 256, 257, 258-63 Weald, South, St Peter's Church 28: 265
not precisely dated
Abridge, London, Little 22: 150
Barking, St Margaret's Church 22: 150
Stratford
Langthome Abbey 26: 252
Thaxted, Church of StJohn the Baptist 21: 137 Innocent IV, Pope 30: 136
inscriptions
general
on church plate 24: 151
Terling Church, Rochester family 27: 302-3 medieval
Alresford, St Peter's Church 29: 246
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29: 66 16th/17th cent., Dagenham, St Peter and St Paul Church
26:200
17th cent., Bardfield Saling, Church of St Peter and St Paul25: 230
18th cent.
Cressing, Hungry Hall 28: 163
Dagenham, St Peter and St Paul Church 29: 253 Earls Colne, St Andrew's
Church 28: 170, 172, 174
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 259, 262
19th cent.
Brentwood, St Faiths Hospital
industrial school 29:
191
Tey, Great,
Church of St Bamabas 30: 252
20th cent.,Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 259 insect remains
CressingTemple, Granary,
beetle infestation 25: 81
Enfield Lock 22: 162
Heybridge, Langford Road 28: 23, 39-40,41-3
Stebbingford 27: 108, 159-60, 164
Ipswich (Suffolk) Carmelite
Friary 30: 133
Railway Station 28: 310 iron objects
late Bronze Age to Iron Age, Southend,
Fox Hall26: 36 Iron Age
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 84, 85
Stanway 21: 135
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Iron Age/Roman
Billericay, School21: 25.21.26, 39,41-2, 41, 44
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 82, 83, 84, 85-6 Kelvedon,
High Street, Lawson
Villas 28: 211
Roman26: 77
Birchanger, Woodside Industrial Park 25: 42-3
Boreham
Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 13, 14-16, 15
Felsted, Sugar Beet Factory
27: 264
Braintree, George Yard 24: 47, 48
Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 75
Gosbecks 26: 261
Elsenham 23: 112
Heybridge, Langford
Road 28: 26, 27, 37,38
Sampford, Great, Shillingstone Field 29: 46, 47 Anglo-Saxon
Braxted, Little 23: 126-31,127,129,130
Chesterford area 29: 270, 271-3
medieval
Boreham, Buxted Chicken Factory 28: 106, 109 Maldon
Carmelite Friary 30:75,77, 119,120, 121, 122,135
High Street (Post Office) 23: 149, 150
Sandon, St Andrew's Church
25: 282-3, 284
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange 30: 37
Stebbingford 27: 116, 151-4, 152-3
medieval/post -medieval
Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 76, 77, 78, 79
Harwich, George Street 21: 87
Ongar sewerage
scheme pipeline 23: 134, 136
Thaxted, Town Street/Weaverhead Lane 29:286, 29D-1,
290
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 76, 104-6, 105
post-medieval
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park
30: 173,
174
Colne Engaine 23: 142
Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 117,118, 119, 120, 121,122
Rochford, South Street 28: 186
Stebbingford 27: 126
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 262 Weald, South, St Peter's Church
28: 265
Yeldham, Great,
Old Post Office Cottages 26: 184
not precisely dated
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community site 25: 68
Broomfield, St Mary's
Church 30: 250,251 Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 31,32 Chesterford, Great 27: 308,309
Chipping
Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 173 Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 99
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28:
86
Harwich, Church Street 26: 226 Maldon
Carmelite Friary 30: 81,84
landfill site 22: 170
Stanway Hall Farm 23: 108
Writtle, Birch Spring,
Highwood 27: 9, 10
iron slag
Roman, Braintree, George Yard 24: 50, 66
not precisely dated
Billericay, School21: 42
Chesterford, Great,
Vintners 23: 106
Harwich, Bathside
Battery 25: 214,215
Waltham Abbey, Sun Street 26: 122
see also slag
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