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BACON, STUART R. 'Colchester Castle Well' 5: 237-9,
238
BACONS IN DENGIE,
Elizabethan manor court:
leet jurisdiction 13: 4-5
BACTON
(SUFFOLK), medieval manor 2: 113-14,
119
BADDOW, 11th cent. landholding 4: 131
BADDOW, GREAT 8: 177
church and Peasants' Revolt 2: 271
medieval bronze (brass) pack-horse bell12: 69, 77
medieval clergy 1: 249 BADDOW, LITTLE
prehistoric finds 8: 146-7, 146
11th cent. landholding 4: 129
BADLESMERE, MAUD 6: 93
BAGLEY, WILLIAM, ofThorpe
2: 128
BAINARD, RALF 4: 128, 129 BAKEHOUSES
Plesheybury 11: 85
Waltham Abbey monastic
site 4: 32, 91; 10: 130 BAKER'S FARM, SIBLE HEDINGHAM, pottery kiln see
KILNS, pottery (Roman) BALL, JOHN, and Peasants'
Revolt 8: 287-8
BALLINGDON, Thunreslau (Half Hundred:
Domesday placename) 16: 43
BAMBER'S GREEN, LOWER seeTAKELEY
BANGLES, SHALE,
Roman, Colchester, Lewis's
Gardens 1: 11, 26,27
BANGOR (CO. DOWN), early Christian church
10: 70 BANK HOLIDAY ACT (1871)
16: 65
BAR IRON, Waltham
Abbey bloomery forge 5: 169, 170
BARBER-SURGEONS, 17th cent. tokens of 17: 177, 178
BARDFIELD, GREAT 20: 44
Bluegate Hall Farm 11: 80-1
Cottage Museum 1: 167
BARDFIELD, LITTLE, St Katherine's Church 2: 39; 16:
115
BARDFIELD SALING
Romano-British and medieval pottery
8: 244 Church of St Peter and St Paul19: 253
medieval floor tiles 8: 78, 275; 11: 24
restoration/repair 8: 275; 17: 148
BARFOOT, ROBERT, brass at Lambourne
1: 215, 216
BARGEROOSTERVELD, DRENTHE (NETHERLANDS),
prehistoric structure
19: 13
BARKHAM,JOHN, DEAN OF BOCKING
16: 54 BARKING
Mesolithic material 17: 164
Roman fmds 8: 244
Berchingae (Domesday manor)
16: 41
11th cent. landholding 4: 132
medieval cloth trades 20: 54, 59, 60
medieval market 13: 15, 19
1801 agricultural survey 5: 188, 190, 192, 193
Abbey 2: 37, 38, 39, 45; 10: 53, 71; 16: 123, 124; 19: 262
Benedictine nuns at 20: 46
Industrial Estate, Saxon structures 18: 104; 20: 159
and Tollesbury Hall18:
53, 61
Abbey Road 17: 156; 19:262
Saxon and medieval
structures (poss.) 20: 158, 159
Alfred's Way 17: 158
Gascoigne Estate,
medieval features and pottery 18: 104 St Margaret's Church 17: 158; 18: 104
Tanner
Street 20: 159
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Waterfront, post-medieval structures and features
19: 262 BARLEY (HERTS)
middle
Iron Age structures
17: 11
later
Iron Age features
17: 122
BARLEY CULTNATION, 14th cent. at Finchingfield 9: 107 BARLING
Glebe Farm: 17th-cent. stone farmhouse 15: 141, 163, 164;
18:104
Gravel Quarry, red hill18: 104
Late Bronze Age/Iron
Age features 14: 133, 143
Romano-British pottery 8: 244
BARLING MAGNA
Barling
Gravel Pit, Bronze
Age pits 16: 123, 124
Barling
Hall 9: 60-9(inc. illustr.); 12: 82, 83; 13:
49
Bronze Age radiocarbon dating 13: 46 BARNABAS, SAINT,
churches dedicated to 2: 46 BARNABE,JOHN 17:139
BARNACK QUARRIES
(NORTHANTS), monumental
carving 1: 263 BARNACKSTONE
Belchamp Otten Church, coffm 20: 150
Coggeshall, Little 20: 174
Priors
Hall, Widdington 20: 169
WalthamAbbey monastic site 2:232, 263; 19: 125, 127
BARNARD FAMILY,
Purleigh 17: 115, 116, 117 BARNES FARM COUNTY JUNIOR SCHOOL,
SPRINGFIELD see SPRINGFIELD
BARNETT, REVD. SAMUEL, and Toynbee Hall18: 75 BARNS
Roman (poss.), Colchester, Balkerne
Gardens 3: 52 medieval
Coggeshall, Grange Barn 16: 150-3, 151
Gestingthorpe, Moat Farm 15: 158-9
Waltham, Little, Stonage Farm 11: 84 medieval and later
Historic Building
status 9: 150
Margaretting, Canterburys 11: 84
15th cent., (approx.), Sampford, Great, Parsonage Farm 12:88
16th cent.,
Chickney, Sibley's Farm 15: 157
17th cent.
Bardfield, Great, Bluegate
Hall Farm 11: 81 Stanway, White Hart Farm 11: 86
see also GRANARIES
BARNSTON, medieval manor 8: 213
BARNSTON, THOMAS, rector, Little Waltham
Church 1:
111
BARRELS, in well-lining, Waltham Abbey bloomery
forge 5: 127,130,137,180-3,181
BARRINGTON, SIR FRANCIS
(FATHER OF SIR THOMAS) 2: 60-1, 144; 10: 123
BARRINGTON, SIR JOHN (ELDEST SON OF SIR THOMAS) 2: 65
BARRINGTON, ROBERT (SECOND
SON OF SIR
THOMAS) 2: 66 BARRINGTON, SIR THOMAS
and Col
Long affair 2: 210,211,212,214
Hatfield Broad Oak 1: 161; 2: 61, 144
and Hercules Francis
Cooke 9: 143
and the Puritan Revolution 2: 60-82, 144, 145, 146 BARRINGTON'S FARM, ORSETT
COCK see ORSETT
COCK
BARRITT, E. E., & KETTLE, B. M., 'Notes on Romano
British Archaeology of Chelmsford and District' 1: 165-6
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BARROWS
prehistoric (general)
Mucking 9: 101
Stour valley 14: 114
?Neolithic long barrows Ashen 16: 92
Birch 16: 91, 92
Braxted, Great 16: 92
Feering 16: 92
Lawford 16: 92
Rivenhall 16: 92
Coleman's Farm (poss.) 18: 108
Springfield 16: 92
Thorrington 16:
92
Tollesbury 16: 91, 92
Bronze Age
Ardleigh 7: 14-29, 15; 12: 39; 13:
49; 15:4
Birdbrook, Chadwell's Farm (poss.) 16: 123
Bromley, Little
15: 153
Clacton, Rush Green 15: 121
Colchester, Chitts Hill9:
4, 14-15, 19
Rainham, Moor Hall Farm 13: 53, 58
Shelley 14:117,118
Canfield,Little
(poss.)
15: 144,145,146
Dunmow, Great (poss.) 12: 77, 78
BARRY, E. M., and Pyrgo 18: 48
BARSHAM, EAST, manor (Norfolk)
20: 101
BARSTABLE HUNDRED (DOMESDAY) 16: 45
BARTHOMLEY (CHESHIRE), Foulshurst, Sir Robert: tomb 16: 60, 61
BARTLETT,W. G. (ARCHITECT) 5:218,221
BARTLOW,ASHDON, Domesday survey 1: 185 BARTLOW HILLS,
rich Roman burial 9: 83 BARTON, K. J.
Orsett 'Cock' site 6: 13
'Settlements of the Iron Age and
Pagan Saxon Periods at Linford.'
1: 57-104
BASCOMBE, K. N.
architectural features, Waltham Abbey 2: 237-41
documentary evidence, Waltham
Abbey 2: 216-20; 5: 127-
30
BASILDON
medieval cloth trades
20: 55
see also WASKETTS, GREAT
BASING HOUSE (HANTS),
post-medieval tiles 10: 156 BASSETT,
S. R. 17: 7
BASSINGBOURN HALL see under
STANSTED
AIRPORT
BASSINGBOURNE WOOD see CHESTERFORD, LITTLE
BATH HOUSES, ROMAN, Chigwell, Little London 13: 50;
14: 135, 144
BATH
STONE, Chelmsford Dominican
Priory 6: 75 BATT
FAMILY, ofLittlebury 11: 94-5, 97, 98
BATTLE ABBEY 2: 239
BAWSEY (NORFOLK), medieval
tile kiln 10: 155 BAXTER MARRIAGE INDEX 12: 115
BAYNARD, RICHARD,
OF MESSING 2: 267-8
BAYTHORNE, 11th cent.
landholding 4: 131
BAZETT, R. & CHAPMAN, S., 'Roman Occupation at Shopfield, Little
Waltham' 2: 47-59
BEACON HILL, HARWICH
10: 25
BEADLE SON & CHANCELLOR (ARCHITECTS) 5: 202
see also CHANCELLOR
BELCHAMP OTTON
BEADS
amber,Anglo-Saxon,Prittlewell19: 108,112,113
bronze, Dawes Heath, prob. Roman villa 13: 66, 67 glass
Roman
Coggeshall, St Peter's School19:
55, 58
Heybridge 17: 27, 28
Nazeingbury 10: 104, 105
Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 19
Springfield Cursus 15: 139
Anglo-Saxon, Prittlewell19: 108, 112
not precisely dated,
Barling Hall 9: 68
jet, Roman, Braintree,
Rayne Road 8: 22, 23
BEAUCHAMP, THOMAS (d 1370),
tomb 16: 61
BEAUCHAMPS FARM,
WICKFORD 12: 63-7, 64
late Bronze
Age features 2: 332
Belgic
pottery 2: 96; 14: 143
Iron Age ceramic loomweights 14: 120, 121
Iron Age/Roman features
2: 33Q-2 Roman period
ovens 12: 49, 63-5
pottery and artefacts 2: 96; 11: 37,41-50,42, 45-9; 12:
65-7, 66; 14: 143
'small town' 9: 20, 21, 43; 12:82 puddingstone quern 2: 96n watching brief 11: 109
BEAUCHAMPS
JUNIOR SCHOOL,WICKFORD
see
WICKFORD
BEAUFORT OFWINCHESTER, BISHOP 8: 221
BEAUMONT, MARGARET
(DAUGHTER OF 7TH EARL OF OXFORD) 16:
53
BEAUMONT-CUM-MOZE
medieval period
11th cent. landholding 4: 130
ceramics 15: 65
clergy 1: 249
manorS: 213
see also
LANDERMERE
BECHE, THOMAS, ALIAS
MARSHALL (ABBOT OF ST JOHN'S, COLCHESTER) 15: 86
BECKET, MARY (SISTER OFTHOMAS) 2: 45 BECKET,
THOMAS see THOMAS (BECKET) OF
CANTERBURY, SAINT
BECKET, WILLIAM, Colchester clothmaker 15:90
BECKNEY
'Bacheneia' in Domesday
16:41
11th cent. landholding 4: 131
BEDE, THE VENERABLE (SAINT)
10: 53, 63, 64, 70, 71
BEDENESTEDE/BEDENESTEDA (MEDIEVAL PLACE
NAME) see SANDON (BENSTED GREEN)
BEDFORD, JOHN DUKE OF 2: 268 BEDWIN, OWEN
'Excavation ofThree Ring Ditches at Broomfield Plantation Quarry' 17:69-81
'Excavations at Mount House, Braintree 1984' 16: 28-39
BEETLE REMAINS, Nazeingbury 10: 114
BELCHAM (DOMESDAY
PLACENAME) see
BELCHAMPSTETHELBERT
BELCHAMP
medieval clergy 1: 249
medieval cloth trades 20: 56 BELCHAMP OTTON
Fowe's Farm, Roman pottery kiln (poss.) 11: 51 St Ethelbert
and All Saints' Church 2: 38
stone coffm 20: 150
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BELCHAMP ST ETHELBERT
BELCHAMP ST ETHELBERT
?medieval chapel foundations 19: 256,258
Belcham? (in Domesday) 16: 44
BELCHAMP ST PAUL, St Paul's Cathedral as medieval landowner 2: 37
BELCHAMPWALTER, Thunreslau (Half Hundred: Domesday placename) 16: 43
BELCHER,JOHN (ARCHITECT) 5: 225-33
Ashton Memorial,
Lancaster 5: 232-3(Pl. Xll) Colchester Town HallS: 225, 228-9, 230-3, 232-3(Pls I;
III;Vll-XI)
BELFRIES, church 5: 207-9
Good Easter 5: 208
Hanningfield, South 5:
208
Laindon, St Nicholas' Church 5: 208
Latchingdon, St Michael's Church, timber bell-frame 11: 6, 10, 22, 23, 25, 27, 29, 30
Ulting 5: 208 BELGAE
Colchester and pre-Roman period
14:3-14
see also CEMETERIES; COINS;
POTTERY BELGIUM AND LOW COUNTRIES
architectural influences 20: 102
see also FLEMINGS/FLEMISH
BELHUS FARM, LITTLE, SOUTH OCKENDON see
OCKENDON, SOUTH BELHUS PARK,AVELEY
late Iron Age enclosures
12: 48
18th cent. ice-house structure
12: 39
BELL-CAGE, wooden,
West Bergholt Church
11: 109 BELLHOUSE QUARRY see STANWAY
BELLS
brass/bronze pack-horse Baddow, Great 12: 69, 77
Canfield, Great 8: 157, 165
see also BELFRIES
BELMEIS see RICHARD OF BELMEIS BELT FITTINGS
Roman, Braintree 8; 127
see also BUCKLES
BELT PLATES, bronze, Roman, Colchester 3:27,28
BELT SETS, ROMAN
BJ .ONZE/SILVER, Mucking Saxon
cemetery$: 12
BELVEDERE MOUNT s WEALD COUNTY
PARK
BEMBRIDGE LIMESTONE, mortar,
Easton, Great 2: 160 BENEDICTINE ORDER
general
and church
architecture 2: 237,238,239
English and Continental links 12: 97
manuscript design work 11: 3
Barking Abbey 20: 46
Bury St Edmunds
Abbey 8: 214
Colchester, StJohn's
Abbey 8: 215; 15: 84
Hatfield Broad Oak 20: 46
Hatfield Peverel 20: 46
Walden Abbey 19: 268
Wix, Nunnery
at 1: 106, 107
BENETLEA (DOMESDAY
PLACENAME)
see
BENTLEY, GREAT
BENFLEET, 11th cent. landholding 4: 129
BENFLEET, SOUTH
early Iron Age pottery 8: 241, 247
Roman and medieval fmds 2: 328;
8: 259-63, 261, 266,
273,274
BENNET, MARY (nee HALLAM)
18: 64
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
BENNET, PHILIP, OFWIDCOMBE MANOR, BATH 18: 64
BENNET, PHILIP (SON OF PHILIP below) 18: 64, 65
BENNETT,A., and Gilman, P.J. (ed.) 'The Work of the Essex County
Council Archaeology Section, 1988'20: 147-56
BENNETT,JOHN, obit. 16: 6
BENSTED GREEN ('BEDENESTEDE') see SANDON
BENSUSAN-BUTT,JOHN, 'A Friend to his Country: William Mayhew & the Recovery of the Colchester Charter 1763' 18: 63-74
BENTALL, WILLIAM,
Heybridge iron foundry of 14: 105, 106, 107, 108
BENTHALL CHURCH (SALOP),
medieval floor tiles 2: 257
BENTLEY, GREAT
rectangular enclosure
18: 101
?Benetlea in Domesday 16: 44
?medieval fee 1: 179, 185
1801 agricultural survey 5: 192, 196
St Mary's Church
18: 99-100
BENTLEY, LITTLE, 1801 agricultural survey 5: 192 BENTON HALL/BENNINGTON HALL
('BREDINGHO'), MEDIEVAL
MANOR see
underWITHAM
BERCHINGAE (DOMESDAY MANOR) (inc. BARKING,
ILFORD AND DAGENHAM) 16: 41
BERDEN 20: 46
BERDEN HALL PRIORY FARM, ?medieval earthwork
13:
38
BEREWIC MANOR
(DOMESDAY
PLACENAME)
see
EASTER, HIGH (BARRICKS)
BERGHOLT SACKVILLE, medieval
chantry 8: 215 BERGHOLT, WEST
Belgic bowl14:
117, 119; 18: 120
medieval cloth trades
20: 54
Bourne Road, post-medieval brick and tile kiln 10: 248 Bradefelda? in (Domesday placename) 16: 44
'Flexmede' 20: 48
St Mary's
Church 11: 109
indurated conglomerate in 18: 120 BERKESDON, MEDIEVAL
KNIGHT'S FEE see
ASPENDEN
BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX, SAINT, life of St Malachy
10:70
BERNERS, SIR JAMES 8: 213
BERNI RES, HUGH DE 1: 193, 195
BERTUNA (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) see STANWAY
(BYRTON); UGLEY
BERWICK BERNERS
(ROINGES IN DOMESDAY) see
RODING, ABBESS BERWICK HALL see COLNE, WHITE
BERWICK (RENAHAM
IN DOMESDAY) see RAINHAM
BESTE FAMILY, IN 16TH CENT. COLCHESTER 15: 85, 90
BETHELL, DENIS,
'Richard of Belmeis and the Foundation
of St Osyth's' 2: 299-328 BETTON (SALOP), medieval manor 2:321-2
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM, and Fambridge colony scheme 18: 75, 77, 80, 85
BEXLEY HEATH (KENT),
metalwork hoard 18: 11
BIGG, HENRY, 17th cent. token issuer 17: 177
BIGGIN (HAMLET): FORMERLY
BEGGING (NEAR GUN HILL, WESTTILBURY) 5:70, 100-1
BIGLIN, MR D.
J.
6:
40
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BIGOT, ROGER, SHERIFF
OF SUFFOLK AND
NORFOLK 1: 194, 195
BILDESTON (SUFFOLK), medieval
man r of 2: 1, 4-5,
112-13,115,120;8:211
BILLERICAY
general
history and development 19: 233
and planning 19: 233-4 Buckenham's (Buckenhams) Field
Roman
cemetery 9: 96
Roman pottery kiln 10: 240; 11: 50
medieval market 13: 16, 18, 19; 19: 233
NorseyWood 9: 93; 10: 21; 19:233
'oppidum'10:21;15:51
School, late Iron Age/Roman features
19: 261, 262
see also KILNS,
pottery (Roman)
BINESLEA
(DOMESDAY
PLACENAME)
see BINSLEY
BINGLEY, MR RANDAL, Gun Hill, WestTilbury:
excavation 5: 50, 66, 68, 100
BINSLEY, BULMER (BINESLEA IN DOMESDAY) 16: 41
Thunreslau (Half Hundred:
Domesday placename) 16:43 BIRCH, ?Neolithic long barrow 16: 91, 92
BIRCH, GREAT
11th cent. landholding 4: 129
Legra manor (in Domesday) 16: 42
BIRCH, LT. COL. THOMAS, early 19th cent. local defence 15:115-16,117
BIRCH CHARCOAL
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 77
Danbury Camp 10: 20
BIRCH REMAINS,
Romano-British, South Ockendon
2: 95 BIRCHANGER
medieval cloth trades 20: 54
Pantile Farm see STANSTED AIRPORT
see also DUCKEND FARM BIRD BONES
Roman
Nazeingbury 10: 113
Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 24
Anglo-Saxon, Nazeingbury 10: 113 medieval
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 77
Rookery Hill, Little Thurrock 5: 117 medievaVpost-medieval
Waltham
Abbey monastic grange 4:
126
Waltham Abbey monastic site 2: 264-6
not precisely dated, Peverel Gardens, Hatfield Peverel
9: 89 BIRD REPRESENTATIONS
Roman brooch, Springfield 19: 252
Roman intaglios, Colchester
3: 32-3, 34
Romano-British metalwork 18: 115, 116, 117-20 BIRDBROOK
prehistoric flintwork 13: 32, 33, 46
?socketed axe find 18: 14
Chadwell's Farm, ?ploughed-out Bronze Age barrow 16: 123, 124
St Augustine's Church 2: 45
BIRKHEAD, LT.-COL. EDWARD 2: 73, 74, 75
BISHOP'S STORTFORD (HERTS) 20: 45
BISHOPSTONE (SUSSEX), Roman wares 14: 57 BLACHAM (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) seeTOTHAM,
GREAT (BLATCHAMS) 'BLACK CANONS'
2: 299, 304-5, 306, 308, 310
BLACK DEATH 20: 86
HOCKING
BLACK HENBANE AND HEMLOCK REMAINS, WALTHAMABBEY 13: 55;-18: 121-4
BLACK NOTLEY see NOTLEY, BLACK BLACKLANDS, GREAT 10: 31,33 BLACKMORE
Saxon loomweight 10: 234-5,
235
medieval tile kiln
10: 234-5
18th cent.
brick kiln 9: 92; 12: 83 church
hand bier 5: 215-16
tower
5: 208-9
BLACKMORES HEAD, RHUDDLAN
(FLINTS),
fireplace 20: 101
BLACKWATER, RIVER 1:240, 241;8: 182; 17:7,17,63,
64;19:37,83;20:44
Roman
period 19:86-7
oak timbers 19: 86
medieval oak fmd 9: 71
see also CHELMER BLACKWATER ESTUARY
Bradwell-on-Sea 8: 155
and early settlement 17: 61, 161, 164
Hullbridge Coastal Project 16: 130; 19: 265
Neolithic features 18: 107, 112; 19: 265
Stumble, the 19: 265; 20: 163
BLACKWATER
SAILING CLUB, HEYBRIDGE see
under
HEYBRIDGE
BLADE CORES, flint Mesolithic
Bocking 17: 141
Hill Wood, High Beach, Epping
Forest 10: 216 BLADES, iron, Roman,
Colchester, Lewis's Gardens 1: 26, 27 BLAKE, BRYAN P.
Archaeological Notes: St Osyth and Ardleigh 1: 259-62
Orsett 'Cock' site 6: 13, 20, 22
'Stone Coffm found atWix Abbey'
1: 105-10
et al., 'Medieval and Later Pottery from Stockwell Street, Colchester' 1: 41-51
BLAKESLEY, nrTOWCESTER
(NORTHANTS),
medieval chimney-pot 7: 51
BLATCH,JOHN, Colchester Mayor (early 18th
cent.) 18:67 BLAXILL
(KENT), Roman site 3: 120, 121, 122, 123, 126
BLOMFIELD, ARTHUR W. (ARCHITECT) 5:
218, 220,
221
BLOOMERY FORGE seeWALTHAM ABBEY
BLOWERS, JOHN, Thorpe sadler 2: 128, 131 BLUEGATES FARM QUARRY see ALRESFORD BLUNT'S HALL,
WITHAM see WITHAM
BLYTHBURGH (SUFFOLK), priory
(dependent of St Osyth) 2: 300,303,315-16,322,323
BOARD, BERYL A., 'The Fambridge Colony: an experiment in land reclamation by unemployed Londoners, 1906-7' 18:75-87
BOATS
dug-out, prehistoric?, Sewardstone 10: 176
strakes from, Southchurch Hall12: 47; 16: 133; 18: 37 BOBBINGWORTH
Church
of St Germain 2: 41
medieval cloth trades 20: 54, 59 BOCKING
Early
Mesolithic blade core 17: 141
medieval fulling mill 20: 48
Bocking Church Street 8: 157, 161;
9: 72,74
16th cent. timber-framed building 19: 215-22(inc. illustr.)
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HOCKING
BOCKING (cont.)
Bocking Hall, historic
buildings survey 12: 86 Bradford Street
Roman/medieval finds S: 103 medieval structures
9: 150; 19: 220
Doreward's medieval chantry S: 214-15 Fennes Farm S: 178
St Peter's
Church: church furniture
5: 215 Straits Mill
?Roman
tile 13: 39
medieval pottery 13: 39
see
also DOREWARD FAMILY
BOCKING END, the Institute: antiquities 1: 167 BOCKING HAlL, EAST MERSEA
12: 96, 97; 15: 173
BOGAS FAMILY,
IN 16TH CENT. COLCHESTER 15: 85 BOHUN FAMILY
2: 268, 273;
6: 92; S: 211,214
and Pleshey Castle 19: 166
BOHUN, HUMPHREY
DE, Saffron Walden
1: 155 BOHUN,JOAN DE, COUNTESS OF HEREFORD (D
1419)
2: 268-71, 274, 275, 276; S: 211
BOLEBEC, ISABEL 6: 91
BOLTON, A. T., on Adam Church at Mistley 1: 258 BONE OBJECTS
Roman
Braintree
Letch's Yard 16: 125 London Road S: 89
Rayne RoadS:
21, 22, 62, 101
Coggeshall, East Street 19: 79, 80 Colchester
Balkerne Gardens 3: 60
Lewis's Gardens 1: 11, 26,27
St Mary's Rectory
3: 70,71
Telephone Exchange site 3: 32, 34
Heybridge 17: 15, 26, 27
Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 17, 21
?Shopfield, Little Waltham
2: 53 Anglo-Saxon
Danbury
Camp 10: 14, 19,21
Nazeingbury 10: 51, 104, 105
Prittlewell19: 95, 97, 108, 113, 114
Wakering, Great 17: 170, 171, 172
Saxo-Norman, Waltham Abbey manorial enclosure
5: 149, 177-8,178
medieval
Peering
(poss.) S: 245, 273
Southchurch Hall12: 47
Thaxted, Weaverhead Lane 20: 110, 112, 115, 116, 118 Waltham Abbey
bloomery forge 5: 179
Church
Street 19: 270
monastic grange 4: 117, 118
post-medieval
Newport, St Leonard's Hospital20: 88
Waltham Abbey monastic
site 2: 262
not precisely dated
Braintree S: 120
Waltham Abbey
monastic site 10: 166, 167; 19: 135, 148
see
also COMBS; PINS
BONE-WORKING INDUSTRY
Kelvedon 11: 104
Thaxted, Weaverhead Lane 20: 110, 112, 118 BONES, ANIMAL
Palaeolithic, Barling
Hall 9: 60
Bronze
Age, late, Broads Green 19: 13
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Bronze Age, late/early Iron Age, Coggeshall, St Peter's School19: 52, 66
Iron Age, Linford
1: 101
Iron Age/Roman, Tilbury,
West, Gun Hill 5: 54, 92, 97
Belgic, Nazeingbury 10: 108-14, 111
Belgic/early Roman, Kelvedon, Doucecroft 19: 21, 27,36 pre-Roman, Braintree, Skitt's HillS: 110
Roman
Braintree
Rayne
RoadS: 21, 22, 60-2,
126
Sandpit Road 17: 91, 93-4
Chelmsford, Moulsham/Queen Street 19: 40, 42,
43, 45 Coggeshall
East Street 19: 72,
79, 80
St Peter's School19:
52, 53, 54, 55-6, 67, 68, 85
Colchester
Balkerne Gardens 3: 59
Denmark Street 3: 81
St Mary's Rectory
3: 66, 77
Telephone Exchange site 3: 36-7
Nazeingbury 10: 108-14,
111
Ockendon, South 2: 86
Pebmarsh 1: 173
Rawreth 9: 43
Rayne/Braintree bypass
19: 266; 20: 22-5, 24, 27
Waltham Abbey, Market
Place 19: 212 Anglo-Saxon
Broomfield Borrow Pit 17: 147
Linford 1: 101-2
Nazeingbury 10: 51, 53, 104, 105, 109, 110
Saxo-Norman, WalthamAbbey manorial enclosure 5: 180 early medieval,
Saffron Walden Battle
Ditches 1: 150 medieval
Braintree, Rayne Road S: 62 Chelmsford Dominican
Priory 6: 77
Coggeshall, East Street 19: 73,79
Pleshey Castle 19: 174
WalthamAbbey 19: 133, 136,212
bloomery forge 5: 179, 180 medieval/post-medieval
Rayleigh Castle 1S: 44
Thaxted, Weaverhead Lane 20: 114, 115-16
Waltham Abbey monastic
site 2: 264-6; 4: 125-6;
19:
148-50,149
post-medieval
Braintree, Toft's Garage 17: 88, 91 Waltham Abbey
Market
Place 19: 212
monastic site 19: 132
not precisely dated Baddow, Great S: 177 Barling Hall 9: 69
Braintree, Skitt's HillS: 110 Canvey Island 2: 17, 19
Chelmsford, Orchard
Street 10: 241
Chesterford, Great 10: 244
Chignal St James
9: 83
Coggeshall, old St Peter's
School19: 273 Danbury Camp 10: 18,21
Heybridge, Blackwater Sailing Club 19: 247
High Easter, Maidens
Tye 19: 191
Ilford, 7 Richmond Road 16: 130 Ingrave, St Nicholas' Old Church 9: 56 Mersea, West 13: 65
Nazeingbury 10: 40
12
lndexforVolumes 1-20
BONES, ANIMAL
not
precisely dated (cont.) Sewardstone, Northfield Nurseries 10: 177, 182 Tolleshunt d'Arcy,
Hill Farm gravel pit 11: 36,39 Waltham Abbey monastic site 10: 166, 167
Widford 11: 61
see also BIRD BONES; CATTLE BONES/REMAINS; FISH BONES; HORSE BONES;
INSECT REMAINS; MAMMOTH
BONES; OX BONES; OYSTER
SHELLS/REMAINS; PIG BONES; SHEEP BONES/REMAINS; SHEEP/GOAT
BONES; SHELLS
BONES, HUMAN
Bronze Age
Broads Green 19:7
Clacton, Rush Green 15: 123, 126 Colchester, Chitts Hill9: 14
Roman
Braintree, Mill Cottages 8: 109
Coggeshall, St Peter's School19: 55, 65
Colchester 3: 8
Eastwood, Marshall's Farm 14: 138
Rayne/Braintree bypass 19: 266; 20: 6, 24, 25,26
St Osyth,Wellwick Farm 12: 47
Stansted, Duckend Farm 20: 166 Anglo-Saxon
Braxted, Little 9: 84
Mucking 8: 127
Nazeingbury inhumation cemetery
10: 33, 47, 49,252-3
analysis 10: 54-63, 55,
64,
75
Waltham Abbey 19: 141, 15D-2, 206,212 medieval
Belchamp Otten church 20: 150
Braintree, Chapel Hill area 8: 109
WixAbbey 1: 105, 107, 110
medieval/post-medieval, Newport, St Leonard's Hospital 20:87
not precisely dated
Alphamstone, parish church 20: 150
Ardleigh 15: 8-9
Braintree, Skitt's Hill 8: 110
Burstead, Little 16: 130
Butts Hill, Canewdon
8: 152
Chesterford, Great 9: 85
Mill House 18: 106
Downham, St Margaret's Church 15: 149
Holland, Little, Church 20: 76
Kelvedon 9: 71
Mersea,
West 13: 65
Saffron Walden Battle Ditches 1: 153
Wicken
Bonhunt 10: 248
Writtle, All Saints' Church 8: 169
see
also PATHOLOGY
BONNER,JOHN 17:114,116,117
BOOTLE-IN-CUMBERLAND, Roman
pipeclay statuette 10:232
BORDEAUX FARM, LITTLE CHESTERFORD see
CHESTERFORD,LITTLE
BORDER WOOD, BROOMFIELD/GREATWALTHAM,
Iron Age/Roman fmds 11: 38, 39, 40, 41; 12:
82
BORDESLEY ABBEY (WORCS), medieval
floor tiles 11: 24 BOREHAM
mise. flintwork 8: 264, 272
?Late Bronze Age penannular enclosure 17: 153 Roman remains and poss. villa 8: 263-5
HOYDEN, PETER B.
medieval clergy 1: 250
medieval cloth trades 20: 55
19th
cent. brick 8: 264, 266
Great
Holts Pit 8: 16Q-1
London
Road, Clough's Cottage
12: 87
Main Road,
The Chestnuts, post-medieval house 11: 78 Plantation Road, Bronze Age artefacts 16: 123, 124 Walkfares Oater
Waiter Hall) (Walcfara in Domesday) 16:
43
BOSTON (LINCS)
Dominican Friary 8: 191
Harford,James, 17th cent. clay-pipe maker 15: 109, 110
medieval pottery 8: 186, 191
BOTANY PIT, NR PURFLEET 7: 1, 12
BOTOLPH, SAINT,
parish church dedications 2: 38 BOTTLE
GLASS see VESSEL GLASS BOUCHERNE(S) FARM, HEYBRIDGE
?Late Iron Age Welwyn-type burial 17: 62 cremation cemetery
17: 55, 60, 62
Farmhouse Orchard 16: 129
watching briefs 17: 60, 62
BOUDGE HALL WOOD see BROMLEY, GREAT BOUDICCAN REVOLT
Chelmsford evidence 1: 165;2: 333
destruction of Colchester
1: 18; 2: 137-8, 138, 140,
141; 3:
1,3-4,7-8, 12, 13, 18-23,47,66,73, 121-2,
123,
129
and road building
17: 63 BOUNDARIES
field boundaries
Bronze Age, Tilbury, West, Gun Hill 5: 51 Roman
Braintree, Sandpit Lane Car Park (prob.) 16: 125 Chelmsford 4: 11
post-medieval, Tilbury, West, Gun Hill 5: 70
not precisely dated, Purleigh 17: 110
Roman
Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 8, 10, 11, 14, 15
Rawreth 9: 25, 26, 29
medieval, Springfield, White Hart Lane (poss.) 16: 110
see also MERSEA ISLAND BOURCHIER FAMILY
6: 95--6;
16: 61, 62
BOURCHIER,HUMPHREY(D
1471) 16:62
BOURCHIER, SIR WILLIAM (LATER COUNT OF EU) 8:211
BOURCHIER,
WILLIAM HENRY, 2ND EARL OF
ESSEX (D 1539)
11: 10 BOURCHIER'S HALL seeTOLLESBURY HALL BOVILL'S MARSH see SOUTHMINSTER
BOWERS GIFFORD, medieval landholding 2: 113; 4: 131 BOWRING, EDGAR G., Rector
of Peldon 7: 67 BOWTELL,THOMAS 17:114,116
BOX, K. DIXON, 'The Chancellor Collection of
Architectural Drawings' 5: 202-24 BOXTED
Bronze Age palstave 16: 102
St Peter's Church:
alterations 5: 218, 220, 222
BOXTED WOOD, Roman villa 20: 154, 168 BOYDEN, PETER B.
'Fire Beacons,
Volunteers, and Local Militia in Napoleonic
Essex- 1803-1811' 15: 113-18
'J.
H.
Round and the Beginnings
of the Modem Study of
Domesday Book: Essex and Beyond'
12: 11- 24
'Mersea
before 1046:A Reconsideration' 15: 173-4
13
BOYS,JAMES
BOYS,JAMES, Colchester Mayor (early 18th cent.) 18: 67 BRACELETS
Bronze Age, Ardleigh
7: 14-15, 27, 28
Roman
Chelmsford 4: 19 copper alloy
Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 17, 18
Colchester, Lexden Road 16: 145, 148
Moulsham/Queen Street 19: 43, 44
Saffron Walden
Battle Ditches 1: 153
shale, Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 22, 23
not precisely
dated
bronze
Braintree, High Street 8: 97
Rawreth 9: 33
shale, Rawreth
9: 33
BRACLEE see BROCKLEY (SUFFOLK) BRACSTEDE see BRAX.TED, GREAT BRADEFELDA ('BRADFIELD') (DOMESDAY
PLACENAME) see
BERGHOLT, WEST;
FORDHAM BRADFIELD
11th cent. landholding 4: 129
see also MANSTON BRADFIELD HALL 20:
101
BRADFORD'S FARM, BRAINTREE see BRAINTREE (COGGESHALL ROAD)
BRADSHAW, THOMAS, 17th cent. token issuer 17: 177 BRADWELL LODGE EXCAVATIONS 1: 212 BRADWELL-]UXTA-COGGESHALL
mise.
brick and tile 8: 244
prehistoric features and poss. earthwork
8: 249-50,272 BRADWELL-JUXTA-MARE see BRADWELL-ON-SEA
BRADWELL-ON-SEA
Church of StThomas the Apostle 2: 45
Eastlands (alias Lands Farm) (poss.
Landuna in
Domesday) 16: 45
Neolithic features 16: 130
power station,
red hill and mise. prehistoric features 19: 265 Roman pottery
12: 60, 83
Roman Saxon Shore fort (Othona) 8: 234-8, 235; 9: 77;
10:71;12:6Q-1
Roman/post-Roman building
materials 8: 155 St Peter Ad
Muram Anglo-Saxon church 8: 236 Anglo-Saxon brooch(?) 16: 149
Saxon and medieval
pottery 8: 236,237,266 medieval period
Acleta (prob. Hacflet in Domesday below) 16:41
Hacflet (Hackfleet), later Bradwell Quay 16: 41,42 'Walde', medieval
knight's fee and 'Anstey case' 15: 70,
79
BRAGG, GEORGE (ARCHITECT) 5: 214,215,217-18
BRAIN, RIVERS: 110, 121, 128
BRAIN RIVER VALLEY, Romano-British settlementS: 121, 122, 126, 127, 135
BRAINTREE
general
earthworks S: 104-8,
108-9(Pl. I), 122, 123; 15: 36-
53(inc. illustr.); 16: 28-39(inc. illustr.); 17: 91 excavations and
research S: 1-143(inc. illustr.); 16: 138 GazetteerS: 86-114, 138-9nn
Kenworthy CollectionS: 86-120(inc. illustr.)
by period
Bronze Age 9: 71-4; 17: 91
Nordic socketed
axeS: 279-81, 280
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Belgic
'oppidum' 9: 96; 10: 21; 15: 36, 37, 38, 45, 50, 51,
52;16:28,36
pre-Roman Iron Age and Romano-British 'small town' S: 121-7, 133, 136, 138-9(map); 15: 50; 20: 1
Roman features
S: 1, 138-9(map); 9: 96; 10: 240; 17:64,
91,158;20:158,159-60
Bradford's Farm tile kiln see KILNS, tile (Roman) cremation cemetery
17: 63
temple/shrine site? 8: 125, 136
see also KILNS, pottery (Roman); KILNS, tile (Roman);
ROADS (Roman)
Anglo-Saxon periodS: 128-30
medieval periodS: 138-9(map), 178; 20: 43,46
ecclesiastical
sites S: 134-5, 136
land held by Bishops
of London 8: 109; 15: 38 manor of Great Rayne S: 109
market charter
1200 S: 1, 129, 130, 131 medieval town and origins S: 128-35
17th
cent., Michaelmas quarter
sessions held at 15: 100
see also
POTTERY and individual
locations below Albert Road, rich late Roman burialS: 112,
123 Albion works area S: 109 ·
Bank StreetS: 99, 132, 133, 134; 17: 91 No. 3 (Site B) S: 2, 138nn
building works at rearS: 80, 81,82
No. 8 (Lloyds
Bank) S: 99
Nos 13-17 (Site C) S: 2, 65-80(inc. illustr.), 131-2, 133,
137, 138nn finds8:69-72,77-8
medieval features S: 66-9, 79
pottery
S: 72-7, 128
Blyths Meadow (formerly
Cherry Orchard) 15: 36, 37, 38,
39-40, 39, 42; 16: 36
coin fmds 15: 45
flintwork 15: 47
geology and geomorphology 15: 38
poss. gateway to 'oppidum' 9: 96
pottery 9: 96; 15: 40,47-9,
47
Boar's Head InnS:
134; 17: 158
late Iron Age, early Roman fmds 1S: 106 Bovingdon and Fennes EstateS:
161-2 Bradford Street Public Gardens S: 114
Brands, Roman and post-Roman structures (& poss.
blacksmith's shop) 16: 124, 125
Cattle Market, former (nowTesco's supermarket) (Site G) S:84,131
The Causeway, Nos 5-7, ?Roman pottery S: 99 Chapel HillS: 121, 131, 136; 9: 96; 15:45
Lake and
Elliott's Foundry S: 102, 108, 109
site of medieval
chapelS: 109, 134-5
Clare Road, Roman pottery S: 90, 91-2, 120
Coggeshall RoadS: 113, 131; 16: 31; 17:91
Bradford's Farm Estate,
tile kilnS: 60, 103, 125; 11: 51
earthworks S: 104-8,
108-9(Pl.l), 122, 123; 15: 36, 37,
38,43,44,45,50;16:28
College House 17: 158
late Iron Age/early Roman features 1S: 106; 19: 262 College Road Cemetery, Belgic and Roman pottery S: 96,
98
Corn Exchange,
rear of (Site F) S: 84
Cressing Road 9: 96; 15: 36, 37, 38, 4Q-3, 41, 42, 45, 50;
16:28,30
geology and geomorphology 15: 38
glassware
15: 47,
50
pottery 15: 38, 43, 47, 49-50
14
IndexforVolumes 1-20
BRAINTREE (cont.)
Drury Lane, Roman and medieval
features 13: 49 Fairfield Road 8:
123
Fairview Estate
Bronze
Age features 17: 91
Roman pottery kiln 11: 50
'Roman puddle' 8: 162
Roman settlement 9: 71
Flock Inn, Roman/Saxon structures 14: 133
The Fountain, late Iron Age/Roman
structures and coins 15: 163,164;16:36
GeorgeYard17: 158-9;20: 159
Great Bradfords Estate 10: 240
Grenville Road 8: 95
Hatches Farm 8: 104,105
Romano-British brooch 9: 146-7, 146
Hay Lane,
earthwork 15: 45
High Street 8: 128, 133, 134; 17: 91
No. 47, Roman and medieval
evidence 16: 125
No. 117, Roman
occupation evidence 16: 125
Old Post Office site, Roman pottery 8: 97, 98
St Michael's Lane 8: 96
see also LETCH'S YARD; ST MICHAEL'S
CHURCH
Horn Hotel17: 82, 83, 95
Hunnable's gravel pit, mise. Roman and Saxon fmds
8: 90,
91,92-5, 94, 98, 120, 124
Letch's Yard, High Street,
Roman occupation evidence
16: 125;17:
158
London
Road
early settlement 8: 128; 19: 262
Belgic pottery 8: 126
Roman burial (to east) 8: 114
Roman features (general) 19:
262
Roman pottery (to west) 8: 87,88-9
New Cottage Hospital,
Romano-British pottery 8: 86,
87
No. 2, Roman occupation evidence
16: 125
Nos 3-5 17: 158
Roman pottery 8: 87,88
No. 4, Roman structures 16: 125
No. 34, Roman
pottery 8: 89, 90,91
Maizes, The 8: 113
Market Street 8: 131, 133
Marlborough Road 9: 70,71-4, 72-3; 10: 240; 12: 82
Middle Bronze Age pottery 13: 46
Mill Cottages
Belgic cemetery 16: 36
Roman pottery 8: 102, 109-10
Mill Lane, north of (SiteD,
Bishop of London's
palace, site of? 8:83-4
Mount House 8: 131; 10:21
earthwork 9: 96; 15: 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 45, 46, 52; 16:
28-39(inc. illustr.);
17: 91
Mount Road 8: 113, 126
New Street 8: 133
post-medieval fmds 11: 72, 73
Panfield Lane 8: 114
Parsonage Farm see Cressing Road Primary School,
new (Site H) 8: 84
Railway Bridge (near), Romano-British pottery 8: 86,87 Railway Street
15: 36, 37, 38,43-5,44,45
geology and geomorphology 15: 38
Rayne Road 8:2, 122, 124, 128, 132, 136; 16: 125; 17:91,
158
Ennis's Cottages, Roman pottery 8: 100-1
BRAXTED, GREAT
Methodist Church 8: 100
Mrs. Tabor's garden,
Roman coin hoard and grave 8: 99-100
Nos 51-57 (Site E) 8: 3-65(inc. illustr.), 124-6, 137- 8nn
animal remains
8: 60-2
Bldg A 8: 6, 7,8, 9, lQ-11,
63, 64, 65, 125
Bldg B 8: 11, 12-13, 14-15,64,65
metalwork 8: 15, 17-21, 18, 20,26-36,28,30,32-3,
64
pottery 8: 23-5,24, 37,38-59,65
Roman coins 8: 8, 10-11, 14-15, 15-17
small finds 8: 21-6,22,24,37-8,37
tiles 8: 59-60
No. 65, Roman occupation 18: 104, 106
No. 69, Roman occupation 18: 106
Nos 112-130 (Site K), demolition oflaundry and cottages 8: 85-6
see also RAYNE
Revell, Mr., house of 8: 114 Rosemary Avenue
Roman burials 8: 101;
11: 41
Roman pottery 8: 101, 102
StMichael's Church 8:96,98, 127,
134, 135, 136
StMichael's HospitalS: 101
Salvation Army Citadel, Roman find
8: 100 Sampson's Hyde see Cressing Road
Sandpit Lane Car Park,
Roman ditches 16: 125 Sandpit Lane/High Street, West's Warehouse, Roman
pottery
8: 96, 98
Sandpit Leet 8: 128, 129, 132
Sandpit Road 8: 128
Roman features 8: 100; 15: 163; 17: 82, 83,91-4, 92, 94;
18: 106;19:262-3;20: 159-60
medieval ditch 19: 263
Skitt'sHill8: 102, llQ-11,
112,121
Bronze Age features 8: 110; 9: 72,74; 17: 91
Trotter's Farm 15: 36
see also BOCKING; NAYLINGHURST; NOTLEY, BLACK;TOFT'S GARAGE
BRAINTREE, LORD 2: 41
BRAMPTON (NORFOLK), Colchester Roman pottery 14: 49
BRAND, P.A., 'New Light on the Anstey Case' 15: 68-83
BRANHAM, HUGO, Rector
ofPeldon 7: 64
BRASS-RUBBINGS 11: 119-23, 122-3(Figs 1-5) BRASSES
Roman, Braintree 8: 100 medieval
Latchingdon, St Michael's Church
11: 26 West Ham, All Saints Church 16: 136
medieval lettering, Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 56,
58
FitzRalph Brass at Pebmarsh 6: 99-10 1
Robert Barfoot at Lambourne 1: 215, 216
Thurrock, West, St Clement's
Church 20: 169 BRAUGHING (HERTS)
Roman town 14: 55,
56, 57
medieval manor and 'Anstey case' 15: 71,72 BRAXTED,GREAT
?Neolithic long barrow 16: 92
medieval manor ('Bracstede') and Anstey case 15: 68, 76
brass-rubbing 11: 121
pottery kilns see KILNS, pottery and tile (Roman) Tiptree Wood see KILNS, pottery
and tile (Roman)
15
BRAXTED, LITTLE
BRAXTED, LITTLE
iron artefacts: poss. pagan Saxon cemetery 9: 84, 86; 12:
83
St Nicholas' Church, blocked squint 15: 149, 150
BRAY,JOSEPH (RAILWAY
CONTRACTOR),
and Pyrgo
18:48
BRAYBROOKE, 1ST BARON see GRIFF1N FAMll..Y BRAYBROOKE, 2ND BARON
(LORD LIEUT. OF
ESSEX c. 1803) see GRIFF1N FAMll..Y
BRAYBROOKE, SIR GERARD 2: 269, 276
BREAD AND ALE,
ASSIZE OF 13: 4, 5, 6 BREDINGHO (BENTON
HALL/BENNINGTON
HALL), MEDIEVAL
MANOR see under
WITHAM BRENDHALL/BRENTHALL see HARLOW
BRENTFORD (MIDDX), Essex militia assembled
early
1640s 2:66 BRENTWOOD
chapel of StThomas
of Canterbury 2:40 The Golden Fleece 19: 263
see also HORNDON, WEST BRETT,JAMES
17: 115,117 BREWHOUSES
WalthamAbbey, Church
Street (poss.) 9: 105
Waltham Abbey monastic site 4: 32, 91; 10: 130
BRICK KILN FARM, HADHAM 14: 55, 56
BRICKEARTH 14: 15
Braintree, Toft's
Garage 17: 82
Chelmsford 4: 11, 22
Chelmsford Dominican
Priory 6: 48, 49
Heybridge 17: 7
Mucking area 5: 15
Purfleet North Road Palaeolithic site 7: 12 BRICKS
'Belgic', fired clay, Orsett 6:
32, 38
Roman 14: 42-3, 44
Beauchamps Farm, Wickford 12: 67
Boreham 8: 264
Bradwell-Juxta-Coggeshall 8: 244
Dagenham, Rose Gate 20: 162
Holland,
Little, Church 20: 78
Ingrave, St Nicholas' Old Church 9: 56, 57 Leighs, Great, St Mary's Church 9: 87 Maldon
St Giles' Leper Hospital17: 60 Southern Relief Road 20: 164
Nazeingbury 10: 41, 43, 44, 45, 108
Pebmarsh 1: 171
Shenfield 13: 38 Waltham Abbey
Market Place 19: 211
monastic site 19: 140
Wickham Bishops, St Peter's Church 9: 89 Writtle,All Saints'
Church 8: 169
medieval
Asheldham, St Lawrence's Church 20: 150
Bardfield Saling Church 8: 275
Blackmore 10: 235
Bradwell-Juxta-Coggeshall 8: 244
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 74-5, 74
Flemish-type 6: 50,74-5,79
Danbury Camp 10: 17
Downham, St Margaret's Church
15: 149, 151
Flemish-type 6: 50, 74-5, 79; 10: 132, 235
Maldon, High Street,
'Wealden' houses 20: 106-7 Pleshey Castle 8:
176; 10: 235
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 5: 138, 167-8
Waltham Abbey monastic site 4: 47, 60, 79, 111-14,
113;10: 132, 134,151;19: 143
Flemish-type 10: 132
Wethersfield, Brook Farm 11: 87
medieval/post-medieval20: 92-4, 94
Braintree, Bank Street 8: 77-8
Rochford 16: 19-20 post-medieval
general
Ashmans, Woodham
Waiter 20: 123, 128, 130
Braintree, Bank Street 8: 69
Heybridge 17: 17
Ingrave, St Nicholas'
Old Church 9: 57 Leighs, Great, St Mary's Church
12: 69 Mile End 7: 53
Purleigh 17: 110-12, 117
Pyrgo Park 18: 51
Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 5: 138, 139, 167-8
Tudor
Bentley, Great, St Mary's Church 18: 99 Coggeshall, Bridge
Street 12: 75
Copped Hall, Old (poss.)
17: 100, 101, 102
Holland,
Little, Church 20: 79
Ingrave, St Nicholas Grove 12: 76
Layer Marney Church and Tower 17: 172-3, 174-5
Leez Priory 5: 217
Waltham Abbey monastic grange 4: 72, 111, 113, 114
Waltham Abbey monastic
site 2: 263 Woodham Ferrers,
South, Edwins Hall12: 76
15th-17th cent., Pleshey, Street,
The 20: 151 16th/17th cent.
Colchester, Trinity Street,
English bond 10: 242
Thaxted, Weaverhead Lane 20: 113 17th cent.
Chigwell, Brook House Farm, English bond 1: 223 Colchester, Trinity Street, Flemish
bond 10: 243 Latchingdon, St Michael's Church
11: 17
18th cent. and
after
Leighs, Great, St Mary's Church 12: 69
Widford 11:61
18th cent. Canfield, Great, Turnberry Cottage,
English
bond 11:81
18th/19th cent., Latchingdon, St Michael's Church
11: 10,11
19th cent.
Boreham 8: 264, 266
Danbury Palace kiln site: Richardson bricks 13: 43, 45
Latchingdon, St Michael's Church 11: 17
Rawreth Shot Bridge
9: 31,33
Writtle,All Saints' Church 8: 169
see also CHIMNEY STACKS; KILNS (brick & brick/tile) BRICKWORK
late medieval/early modern 20: 92-4, 101-2
see also CHIMNEY
STACKS
BRIDGES
Blackwater River (nr Coggeshall) 9: 71
Peering Hill11: 67
Ockendon Hall,
South (moat) 18: 97, 98, 99
Rawreth Shot Bridge 9: 20, 21, 31, 32, 33, 43,45
Southchurch Hall9: 104; 12: 47; 15: 168; 16: 133, 138; 18:
36,37
Stony bridge, Cornmill
Stream,Waltham Abbey 4: 31, 81,
88
see also CAUSEWAYS
16
lndexforVolumes 1-20
BRIDGNORTH (SALOP),
siege (1155) 20: 30, 31,32 BRIGHTLINGSEA
Iron Age ceramic loomweight 14: 120, 121
Church 8: 266, 275-6
Moverons Pit, mise. flint 12: 56, 57
BRIGIT, SAINT, life of 10: 70 BRINSON, MAJ. J. G. S.
Chelmsford excavation 4: 3, 13
collection of 14: 146
Hatches Farm, Braintree 8: 104
President's Address (1961) 1:3-5
Roman Essex Society
8: 234
Roman pipeclay statuettes 10: 230, 231
obit. 5:3-5
BRIOUZE FAMll..Y
6: 91; 16: 57 BRIQUETAGE
Corringham, Hall Farm (late Bronze Age?) 16: 140
early-to-middle Iron Age
Gun Hill, WestTilbury 5: 72,74, 92-3, 95
Heybridge 17: 11,61
late Iron Age 5: 93
Elm Park House,Ardleigh 17: 169-70,169
late Iron Age/Roman, Kelvedon, Doucecroft 19: 36 Roman5:93
Bouchernes Farm 17:60
Canvey Island 1: 265; 2: 14, 17, 19, 23, 26, 27-8; 11: 110
Heybridge 17: 15, 52,64
not precisely dated
Benfleet, South
8: 259
Canvey Island 12: 61
Chesterford, Great 8: 239
Layer-de-la-Haye, Malting Barn 15: 134
Tollesbury 10: 247
Decoy Farm 8: 179 BRISTOL
Ham Green 8: 187
medieval town extension
1: 155
post-medieval coinage 20: 139
BRISTOL, EARLS OF 11: 90,91-2,96, 98, 99; 13: 26, 27,
28
BRITANNY, COUNTS OF 1: 179, 185, 186, 187, 188-9
see
also ALAN RUFUS BRITNEil.., R. H.
'Colchester Courts and Court Records
1310-1525' 17: 133-40
'Essex Markets before 1350'
13: 15-21
'Finchingfield Park under the Plough,
1341-42' 9: 107-12
'Growth and Decline in Colchester 1300-1525' 17: 181 'The Fields and Pastures
of Colchester, 1280-1350' 19:
159-65
'The Oath Book of Colchester and the Borough Constitution 1372-1404' 14: 94-101
BRITTON, ARTHUR J., 'Some Chingford Field Names' 2:
164-209
BRITTON, ROBERT,
andWestTilbury 19: 157-8 BROADS GREEN seeWALTHAM, GREAT BROADSHOOD LODGE,
LOUGHTON 12: 44
BROCKLEY (SUFFOLK), 'Braclee'
Medieval Knight's Fee and 'Anstey case' 15: 70, 79
BROCKLEY HILL (MIDDX), Roman pottery 10: 80, 88;
14:33,52
BROKE, JOHN,
ofThaxted 8: 225, 227 BROMLEY, GREAT
Boudge Hall Wood
?Bronze Age occupation 13: 50
BROOCHES
early Roman enclosure ditch and poss.
kiln 13: 50 BromleyThicks, ring-ditches 9: 99
Church of St George 2: 40
tripartite rectangular enclosure 18: 100, 101
see also NEWHOUSE FARM BROMLEY, LITTLE
hengiform monument
6: 38n; 15: 153, 155
Derleigh (Derleia/Dereleia (Domesday
placename)) 16: 41
medieval manor
of2: 1, 112,
115
BROMLEY HALL FARM, HADHAM 14: 55, 56, 57; 19:
210
BRONZE AGE see ARRETON
DOWN; EWART PARK; LLYN
FAWR; POTTERY; WILBURTON
and under individual places by name
BRONZE OBJECTS see COPPER ALLOY OBJECTS BRONZE WORKING
late Saxon/medieval, Wicken Bonhunt 8: 167 medieval
Chesterford, Great, Paddock Wood South 9: 99
Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 4: 79; 5: 137 BROOCHES
Celtic-style, Braintree, The Boar's Head 18: 106 Roman
general14: 146,148
Chelmsford 4: 19
LangfordJunction 17:59
Springfield 19: 252
Writtle 19: 252, 253
copper alloy
Barling Hall 9: 68, 76
Benfleet, South 8: 259,273
Braintree
Hatches Farm 9: 146-7, 146
Rayne
Road 8: 17,18
Canfield, Great 8: 156, 157 Chelmsford, Baddow Road 19:272 Chignal StJames
9: 76,81, 83 Colchester
Denmark
Street 3: 80, 81,82
Lewis's Gardens,
Colchester/Dolphin 'transitional' 1:7-9, 26, 27
Lexden Road 16: 145, 148
Telephone Exchange site 3: 30, 31
Heybridge 17: 11, 23, 24
Nazeingbury 10: 103, 103
Rayne 20: 3, 8, 12,26
Waltham, Shopfield 2: 52, 58, 59
Wickford, Beauchamps Farm 11:44,45,
46, 47, 48,
49
iron
Heybridge 17: 11, 23,
24
Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 12
late Roman?, copper
alloy, Sewardstone 10: 187
Anglo-Saxon
Colchester Castle Gardens 11: 103 copper alloy
Colchester, cruciform 16: 149-50, 149
Prittlewell, copper alloy 19: 108, 111, 113 Springfield, Storm's
Farm, cruciform (Aberg's
Group) 18: 94
medieval
Chelmsford, Moulsham Street 18: 96
copper alloy, Chesterford, Great, Paddock Wood 11: 56, 57
17
BROOCHES
BROOCHES (cont.)
not precisely
dated
copper alloy
Braintree 8: 115, 120
Wickford 13:55
BROOK FURLONG FARM (WARWICKS), poss. 17th
cent. farmhouse 1: 233-5, 234, 236,
237,
238
BROOK HOUSE FARM, CHIGWELL: 17TH CENT.
FARMHOUSE 1:221-38,222,224,227
cellar 1: 224, 225
hall1: 224, 225-6&n, 236--8
panelling and mouldings
1: 226, 227,228,
231&n
as poss. yeoman's
house 1: 232
roof structure 1: 229, 231
room function: poss.
late medieval to 17th cent. transition
1:235-8
wall structure 1:223,230,231
BROOKE, MANOR OF 11: 93, 94
BROOKE, ROBERT, LORD 2: 143
BROOKS, HOWARD, and Andrews, David, 'An Essex Dunwich: the Lost Church at Little Holland Hall' 20: 74-83
BROOKS, R. T. see CHAPLIN, R. E. and BROOKS, R. T.
BROOKS, WILLIAM, Adam Church at Mistley 1: 257 BROOM WOOD,
STOCK see STOCK BROOMFIELD
medieval cloth trades 20: 55,59 St Mary's
Church
legend of the dragon 1: 264
Norman structure with re-used Roman building materials 1: 264
restoration 5: 206,207, 214-15(PI. IT)
SaxonWay 17: 144,159
see
also BORDER WOOD (BROOMFIELD/GREAT WALTHAM)
BROOMFIELD BORROW PIT, Saxon burial17: 144-7,
145,146
BROOMFIELD PLANTATION QUARRY,
ALRESFORD
prehistoric features 17: 80
Iron Age features
17: 79-80
?Saxon ring ditch site 16: 123, 124;
17:69-81 (inc. illustr.)
Later Saxon/medieval features
17: 80
BROWN, ARTHUR HENRY, brass-rubbings 11: 119, 120,
121, 122, 122-3(Figs)
BROWN,LANCELOT,AudleyEnd 17:162
BROWN, NIGEL, 'A Late Bronze Age settlement on the
boulder clay plateau: excavations at Broads Green 1986' 19: 7-14
BROWNE, MAJOR-GENERAL RICHARD
2: 76, 77
BROXBOURNE (HERTS), Mesolithic site 2: 224, 227-8;
10:107,216--17
BROXTED
Brick End, medieval
pits 8: 165
manor of, and Ely Abbey 1: 190, 194, 195
BRUFF, FONTAINE
GOLDING (SON OF PETER) 16: 66
BRUFF, PETER SCHLUYER, and Clacton-on-Sea
development 16: 66--9,
71, 72, 75, 77, 79
'BRUNTUNA' (SUFFOLK), medieval
manor 2: 113
BRYAN,JOHN, Rector
ofPeldon 7: 62 BUC, SIR GEORGE, on Richard lli 16: 54
BUCKENHAM'S (BUCKENHAMS) FIELD,
BILLERICAY see BILLERICAY
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
BUCKET FITTINGS, iron
Nazeingbury 10: 44, 101, 102
WalthamAbbey bloomery forge 5: 172, 173 BUCKETS, wooden, Roman, Braintree,
College House 19:
262
BUCKHURST HILL, CHIGWELL, ceramic figurine 16:
119
BUCKINGHAM, 1ST DUKE
OF 2: 60, 61; 10: 118, 120,
122
and Essex alarum of 1625 15: 96-105 BUCKLES
copper alloy
Roman
Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 15, 19, 20, 127 Colchester
Lexden Road 16: 145, 148
St Mary's
Rectory 3: 69, 70
Telephone Exchange site 3: 27,30
HarlowTemple 18: 115-20,115,116
Springfield 19: 252
Wickford 11: 46, 48, 50
medieval, Chesterford, Great, Paddock Wood 11:56,57
not precisely dated
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 55, 57
Waltham Abbey monastic
site 10: 161-2,
163
iron
Anglo-Saxon, Prittlewell19: 94, 95, 101, 103, 113 medieval/post -medieval
Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 5:
172, 173
Widford 11:
60,61
post-medieval, Ambresbury Banks 10: 200 BUCKLEY, D. G.
Archaeology in Essex (ed.), book review 13: 75-7
and Morris, S., 'Excavations at Danbury Camp,
Essex, 1974
& 1977' 10: 1-28
BUILDING MATERIALS see BRICKS; COB; DAUB;
FLINT,
AS BUILDING
MATERIAL;
LEAD AND LEAD WORKING;
MORTAR; OPUS SIGNINUM; PLASTER; SLATE; STONE, building; TESSERAE; TILES; WATTLE
AND DAUB
BULL COLLECTION, COLCHESTER
MUSEUM 10: 20
BULL, THOMAS,
17th cent. token issuer 17: 178
BULLEY FAMILY, and Ashmans, Woodham
Waiter 20: 129- 30
BULMER
Bineslea (Domesday
placename, later Binsley)
16: 41 Thunreslau (Half Hundred)
16: 43
Langley
Cottage, The Street 11: 79
medieval clergy 1: 250
medieval cloth trades 20: 59
moated
mound 16: 116,118
BULPHAN, medieval clergy 1: 250
BULTELL,JOHN, ofThaxted 8:227,228 BUMESTEDA (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) see
STEEPLE BUMPSTEAD BUMPSTEAD, MANOR
OF see
AVELEY
BUMPSTEAD, STEEPLE see STEEPLE BUMPSTEAD BUNGAY CASTLE (SUFFOLK) 7: 57
BURELLERS seeTEXTILE-WORKING
(Essex
occupations)
BURES HALL (SUFFOLK), prehistoric crop-marks 14:
114,115
BURES HAMLET, late Bronze Age axe-head 11: 35, 36
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