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Index Archives 1-10 1979 to 1988 ORPINGTON & DISTRICT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY INDEX TO ARCHIVES VOLUMES 1-10 (1979-1988) INTRODUCTION This index comprises the ODAS Newsletter and Volumes 1-10 of Archives. My thanks go to Carol Springall, Michael Meekums and Hazel Shave for compiling this index. If you would like copies of any of these articles please contact Michael Mcekums. For information the ODAS Newsletters were published from 1975-1978 and the indexing shows this. Regarding Archives, the following table gives the year in which each Volume was published: Volume I published 1979 Volume 2 " 1980 Volume 3 " 1981 Volume 4 " 1982 Volume 5 " 1983 Volume 6 " 1984 Volume 7 II 1985 Volume 8 " 1986 Volume 9 " 1987 Volume 10 " ]988 When using the index please note the following points: 1. TIle section titles are for ease of reference. 2. "Fordcroft" and "Poverest" are sites at the same location. 3. "Crofton Roman Villa" is sometimes referred to as "Orpington Roman Villa" and "Villa Orpus''. To be consistent we have indexed it as "Crofton Roman Villa". Brenda Rogers Chairman rG Orpington & District Archaeological Society 1998 ARCHIVES AGM REPORTS Volume~umber/Page 5th AGM - 1978 1.1,7 6th AGM - 1979 2,1,8 7th A("M - 1980 3,1,14 8th AGM - 1981 4,1,7 9th AGM - 1982 5,1,10 IOth AGM - 1983 6,1,74 11th AGM - 1984 7,1,10 12th AGM - 1985 8,1,6 13th AGM - 1986 9,1,2 14th AGM - 1987 10,1,2 BlJRIALS Romano- Blitish Orpington, Fordcroft 3,1,13 May Avenue 3,1,13 Ramsden Road 3,1,13 Poverest 5,1,8 .......................................................... 5.3,50 St. MaI)' Cray, Northfield Avenue 2,3,27 ...................................... 3,1,14 cr-nJRCHES All Saints, Orpington 2,2,10 Saxon SUIl Dial 4,4,34 St. Paulinus, St. Paul's Cray 4,1,4 St. Mary Cray Church Brasses 2.2,10 CO~FERENCES/MEETINGS/SEML'lARS - Reports of Archaeology of Kent 2,1,4 Conference of London Archaeologists 1983 5,3,37 Conference on Excavation Strategies and Techniques 6,2,29 Council for British Archaeology Council Meeting 1979 1,4,35 6 Conferences (contd.) Council for Kentish Archaeology Spring Conference 1979 1,4,30 CKA Annual Conference 1979 2,2,11 Spring Conference 1980 2,5,53 Spring Conference 1981 3) ,3 5 Spring Conference 1983 5,3,37 Archaeology of Bromley and Bexley 1985 7,2,20 Kent Archaeological Society notes 1979 1,3,21 AGM 1981 3,3,39 Special General Meeting 1981 3,6,77 4th Romano-British Workshop 10, 1,5 Keutish Archaeology, Direction of 1,2,12 Recent Developments in National Archaeology 1979 1,2,14 EXCA VATIONS - LOCAL Green Street Green 2,4,44 ..................................................................... 2,5,50 Orpington Bellefield Road 10,3,28 Crofton Roman Villa" 2,3,28 ........................................................ 3,2,20 ........................................................ 9,3,29 ........................................................ 9,4,39 ........................................................ 10,4,40 Iron Age 'hut' 3,2,20 Fordcrofi 10,4,44 High Street 3,3,31 ....................................................................... 3,3,38 Poverest Bath House" 2,4,45 ........................................................ 6,1,9 ........................................................ 7,3,37 ........................................................ 9,2,19 Ramsden" 3,6,68 Ruxley Campfire site 3,3,38 ...................................................................... 3,6,75 ...................................................................... 4,1,2 Scadbury Excavation 8,4, I ' 9, 1,3 ......................................................................... 9,2,20 ......................................................................... 9,3,28 ......................................................................... 10,1,1 ......................................................................... 10,2,17 7 Excavarions - Local (contd.) Scadbury History 5,2,18 Surveying 4,3,26 General (booklet) 8,1,9 General 8,2, I ............................................................................... 10,4,40 Open weekend 9,4,40 St. Mary Cray Com drier site 1,2,18 ................................................................... 2,3,26 ................................................................... 7,2,19 ................................................................... 7,3,34 Chelsfield Road 2,3,27 10 Chelsfield Road 10,3,28 Kent Road 4,4,40 ......................................................................... 5,1,8 ......................................................................... 5,4,67 ......................................................................... 6,1,2 ......................................................................... 8,3,8 Kent Road/Lower Road SMC 'C' 3,2,18 17 Lower Road 8,2,12 23 Lower Road 8,2,12 I.ower Road - SMC A 3.5,64 Wellington Road 5,3,49 ................................................................ 6,1,4 ................................................................ 7,1,3 ................................................................ 7,3,32 ................................................................ 8,1,7 ................................................................ 8,2,2 ................................................................ 8,3,8 ................................................................ 9.1,2 >I< not 311 ODAS excavation F:XCAVATIO~S - OTHERS Bcddington Roman Villa, Surrey 9,3,34 Bishopstonc, Sussex 1,6,64 Brandon Camp, Hells 6,4,56 Cambridge I, 1,7 Canterbury (Recent archaeological work in) 1,6,62 ............................... 4,3,28 Chalton, Nr. Petersficld, Hants 1,4,32 Crickley Hill, Glos 6,4,57 8 Excavations- Others (contd.) Cusichaca Archaeological Project, Peru 10,3,29 Cyprus - An Archaeological View 8,2,4 Darent Valley, Kent 6,2,27 Danford. Kent 2,6,66 Roman ViUa 3,2,27 Dover ,; 4,4,40 London, City of 1,3,26 Fulham Palace 8,3,2 Leadcnhall 9,1, J Milk Street 3,3,42 ................................................................... 4,),5 Newgate Street (GPO) 3,3,42 Peninsular House 3,6,79 .......................................................... 4,1,5 Roman Waterfront and Bridge 5.3,51 Southwark 6. 1,12 Watling Court 1,1,3 ................................................................ 3,3,41 ................................................................ 4,1,6 Well Court 4,1,5 Martins Quarry 1,5,50 Mucking, Essex 9,2,24 Otford Palace, Kent 3,3,42 Portland, Dorset 6,1,4 ......................................................................... 6,2,24 Winchester Palace, Hants 7,3,41 Wharrarn Percy, N. Yorks 7,4,47 York (Tanner Row) 6,3.41 Wroxctcr 6,4,58 FIELD \VALKNG Fieldwalkiug (general) 2,3,33 Ruxley 1,2,16 ....................................................................................... 2,6,65 St. Mary Cray 1,1,6 9 FINDS Belt Buckle (Saxon ?) Poverest 1,6,52 Bone Greco Street Green, Mammoth tusk 2,3,28 Orpington, High Street 3,3,38 Ramsden 3,6,68 Ruxley 3,6,76 St. Mary Cray, Chclsfield Road 2,3,27 Com drier site 2,3,26 Kent Road 5,1,8 ................................................ 6,1,2 Kent Road - comb (Saxon) S,I,8 Kent Road/Lower Road SMC'C' 3,2,18 Lower Road 3,1,13 Bracelets Orpington, Poverest, glass (Saxon) 2,2,10 May Avenue. shale 3,1,13 Bronze objects St. Mary Cray, Kent Road 6, 1,2 Brooches Farnborough, La Tene 1 (Iron Age) 9.1,5 Ramsden 3,6,68 St. Mary Cray, Kent Road (Saxon type) 5.1,8 Wellington Road 7,1,4 Buttons Green Street Green 2,5,50 Cobbling (Roman) Orpiugton, Povercst 6,1,10 .......................................................... 9,2,19 Coins Chelsficld, Windsor Drive, Ptolemy IV 2,2, I 5 Farnborough 3,6,67 Faruborough, Iron Age Potin 5,1,7 Orpiugton district, Stater 5,1,7 Orpington, High Street, Nero Denarius 3,4,46 Crofton, House of Theodosius 3,2,21 Povercst 6, 1,9 Ruxley, Fpillus 3,6,76 ................................................................... 4,1,2 10 Finds (contd.) Coins St. Marv Cray, Forest Way, Roman denarii 1,6,58 ........................ 2,6,65 Kent Road, Charles I Farthing 8,2,2 Kent Road, Licinius 4,4,41 Kent Road, Roman 5, 1,8 Lower Road. Mark Anthony 2,6,63 Courtyard (Roman) Fordcroft 10,4,44 Dice & Marbles Orpington, Bath house 3, 1,13 Ditches (Roman) Orpington. Fordcroft 10,4,45 finger Ring Ramsden 3.6,68 Flints Bickley, bout coupe handaxe I, 1,6 Chelsfield, leaf point flint ),1,6 Cray Valley, Mesolitbic 3,2,26 Neolithic 3,2,26 Green Street Green, acheulian handaxe 2,3,28 Mesolithic 2,5,50 Paleolithic implements 3,2,26 Lulliugstone Park 9,4,42 Orpington, Crofton, stone axe 3,2,20 Poverest, Mesolithic artefacts 6,1,9 Poverest, Iron Age artefacts 6, L 10 Ramsden, Bronze Age arrowhead 3,6,68 Ramsden, Stone Age axes 3,2,26 Petts Wood, polished axe 10,3,36 St. Mary Cray, Chelsfield Road 2,3,27 Cockmannings Road, Neolithic polished axe and scrapers 10,3,36 17 Lower Road 8,2,12 23 Lower Road 8,2,12 Wellington Road, barbed and ranged arrowhead 6,1,4 ...................... 7,1,4 Wellington Road, flint surface 6,1,4 Wellington Road, worked flakes 6,1,4 .................. 7,1,4 .................. 8,2,7 11 Finds (contd.) Flints St. Paul's Cray, "Laneba" axe 10,3,36 polished axe 10,3,36 Scadbury, flint surface 9,3,28 Floor Plaster (Roman) St. Mary Cray, Chelsfield Road , 10,3,28 Glass Orpiagron, Ramsden 3,6,68 S1. Mary Cray, Kent Road 5,1,8 Glass beaker (Saxon) 3,2,21 Glass bracelet Orpington, Poverest (Saxon) 2.2,10 Iron Age 'enclosure' Orpington, Ramsden 3,6,68 Jewellery (Anglo-Saxon) 5,3.50 Kiln/furnace (Roman) Orpington, Fordcroft 10,4,44 Knife, Iron (Saxon) Orpington, Crofton 3,3,21 Loomweights Orpington, Fordcrofi
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