Essex Archaeology and History. Third Series. Vols. 21-30. Index (Pla - Pots)

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plant remains, not precisely dated (cont.) Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 82 Southend

Fox Hall26: 37

cereals 26: 37, 38

see also cereal crops; pollen analysis

plaque, carved bone, Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24:

109, 110

plaster

moulded stucco (poss. plaster of Paris), Maldon Carmelite

Friary 30: 89

painted-wall Roman

Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 12, 13

Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 82

wall, Colchester, East Stockwell Street 23: 33

wall (with stucco), Lambourne, Church of St Mary and All

Saints 28: 254

see also wall paintings

plate, church, and Essex history 24: 15Q-6 Pleistocene  (Ice Age)  deposits

Aveley 27: 262-3; 28: 205, 215-16; 29: 204

Purfleet, WestThurrock 25: 246

Wakering, Great 28: 1, 3 Pleshey

Anglo-Saxon metalwork 27: 320,321

medievalperiod25: 113,116, 119;28: 140

manor and parish 25: 113

town enclosure 28: 284

see also Pleshey Castle

Back Lane (formerly Bret Street) 28: 284; 30: 266

Eastwyn, early medieval pottery 25: 254

Hill House, former St Mary's Church and churchyard 28:184-5,206,227

Folly Farm, 17th cent. barn 21: 123 The Street

Moat Cottage 30: 266-72 (inc. illustr.) 'The  Gardens'

medieval remains 28: 282-90, 283-4; 30: 266 finds28:286-9,287-9

Vicarage Road (medieval New Street) 28: 284 White Horse public house 27: 272

Pleshey Castle 25: 113, 116, 119; 28: 140, 286; 30: 267

motte and bailey 26: 205; 28: 284; 30: 266

Pleshey Castle Bridge 30: 225

Pleshey Great Park25: 113,114-16,114, 115; 30: 190

Coppice Lane 25: 114, 115

Lawn Hall25: 114, 115

Pleshey Little Park 25: 114, 116; 30: 190

ploughshare, iron, late Iron Age/Roman?, Billericay School 21: 22, 41, 42,45

Plumbergh family lands (14th cent.) 22: 61

Plume, DrThomas, Maldon Library (founded 1704) 28: 316,317

Pocklington (Yorks), school29: 146

Poitiers, Battle of (1356) 26: 146

Polden Hill (Somerset), late Iron Age bronze horse brooch 22: 1, 3, 8

Pole, William Wellesley see Wellesley, Long pollen   analysis

Asheldham Camp 22: 25, 35-6, 36

Aveley, Pleistocene deposits 29: 204

Chadwell St Mary County Primary School 29: 56-7

Enfield Lock 22: 162, 163

Stanway Hall Farm 29: 207

Essex Society for Archaeology and History

Stebbingford 27: 108, 116, 118, 156, 157, 159, 160, 166

Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 81 Polstead, Henry, and Bicknacre Priory 29: 216 Polstead (Suffolk), Church 29:94, 105

Pompeii (Italy), hypocausts 23: 121

Pond Hall Decoy (duck decoy pond), Stour estuary 29:

186

PondPark25: 113,114,116,117,119

Boots Wood 25: 116 ponds  and lakes

Boreham, Great Holts Farm 26: 247

Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm (poss.) 27: 29

Coggeshall Abbey 23: 95

Fobbing 26: 234

Goldhanger, Blackwater estuary 27: 254, 255

Leez Priory 26: 234

Tollesbury, Pennyhole Fleet 27: 250,251 Woodford  Green, Four Trees Pond 22: 160 see also duck decoy ponds; fish-ponds

Pontvallain (France) 26: 147 poor relief

19th cent. developments 30: 202-4

administrative jobs in 29: 146

and Chipping OngarVestry 29: 151-2

in Colchester 30: 278

in Leytonstone 28: 298, 301

Poor Law Amendment Act (1834) 26: 211; 30:202-3 Poor Law Commission, and tithe commutation maps 25:

219,222-3,224,225

Society for Bettering the Condition of the Poor 27: 227, 230

Speenhamland judgement (1795) 27: 233-4

Vagrancy Acts (1744) 27: 232

see also almshouses; employment (female); workhouses Poos, L. R., A Rural Society after the Black Death (book

reviewed)  23: 166-7

Pope, William, Audley End postilion 24: 165 population   trends

12th and 13th cent. growth 29: 115-17

bad weather and famine (1315-22) 27: 176, 177

and the Black Death (1348-9) 27: 171, 173, 177

Chipping Ongar post-medieval period 30: 176 Essex 14th-16th cent. (book review) 23: 166

Havering, manor and Liberty of (book review) 23: 168 Irish immigration 18th/19th cent. in Leyton/Leytonstone

28:298,301

Mobility and Migration -East Anglian founders of New

England, 1629-1640 (Thompson)  (book review) 26: 29Q-1

poor women's employment during French wars 27: 226-36 porches,   church

Bardfield Sating, Church of St Peter and St Paul 26: 224-5,

225

Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church 29: 59, 65,

90, 92, 93, 100

Dovercourt, Church of All Saints 23: 93 Maldon, St Mary's Church 30: 255

Wakering, Great, Church of St Nicholas 30: 252

Porter, Elizabeth (d 1822), Broomfield, St Mary's Church

30:251

Porter, Joseph Holmes (d 1807), Broomfield, St Mary's

Church 30: 251

Porter family, ofStebbing 30: 146, 148, 149-50, 151

Portland stone 28: 308, 309

Potsgrove (Beds), Rectory, work ofF. Chancellor 26: 217