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Newsletter Index 41 To Index of contents from Newsletter 41 to 180 The following is a complete alphabetical list of all the articles that have appeared in the newsletters of the Essex Society for Archaeology and History since volume 41. 150 Years of Essex Archaeology Talk … 137.20, 138.4 1832 Reform Act Survey … 135.2 A120 Stansted Airport to Rayne, Trunk Road, Fieldwalking Survey … 108.14, 109.13 A13 Aveley, Purfleet Road … 125.16, 126.14 A13 Aveley, Ship Lane … 122.14 A13 Proposed Bypass … 121.14 A130 Downhouse Farm … 118.15, 121.13 A130 Improvements Sandon to Rettenden … 130.16 A130 Proposed Bypass evaluation … 121.13 A133 Weeley Heath to Little Claction Bypass … 118.14 A133 Weeley Heath to Little Claction Bypass Site 6 … 119.14 Abbess Roding, Longbarns, Recording … 125.15 Abbess Roding, Rookwood Hall Barns at. An Unrecorded Malting? … 133.5 Addison, Essex Heritage Essays in Honour of Sir William …113.5 Addison, Sir William, Obituary … 116.2 Advisory Committee for Archaeology in Essex … 138.16, 141.14, 143.10, 148.2, 151.3, 155.2, 158.2 Advisory Committee for Archaeological Excavation in Essex … 97.1, 118.6, 123.7, 124.6 Aerial Photography … 89.14, 93.12, 98.7, 106.12, 109.15 Aerial Reconnaisance in South East Essex … 89.15 Aerial Survey … 115.14, 129.12 Agriculture 1794, General View of Essex … 154.10 Aldersford Mill and Sible Hedingham Church, Visit to … 141.3 Almack, Richard (1799-1875), An Early Member of Essex Archaeological Society's Council … 149.6 Alport of Colchester, Lord, Death of … 129.2 Altham Family Manuscripts in Cambridge University Library … 143.13 American Research on Essex History … 133.9 Ancestry.com, Access to, through Essex Library Service … 150.15 Ancient Monuments Society Newsletter, Essex Matters from the … 151.14 Annual General Meeting, 1987 … 99.1 Annual General Meeting, 1988 … 103.5 Annual General Meeting, 1990 … 109.2 Annual General Meeting, 1996 … 124.1 Annual General Meeting at Maldon 2002 … 139.13 Annual General Meeting, 2004 … 144.3 Annual General Meeting, 2006 … 150.2 Annual General Meeting, 2007 … 152.14 Annual General Meeting, 2008 … 156.3 Aquitaine and Essex … 157.14 Archaeological Advisory Group … 118.10 Archaeological Advisory Group … 119.12, 120.6, 121.7, 122.11, 123.10, 124.7, 125.9, 126.10, 128.11 Archaeological Digs, Society Visits to … 148.1 Archaeological Training Excavation … 151.15 Archaeology Field School … 127.8 Archaeology in the Pipeline … 143.16 Archaeology of Essex to AD1500, The … 116.5 Archaeology of South Essex, Finest Propect, The … 142.5 Archaeology of the Essex Coast … 116.4 Archaeology, Introductory Courses in … 160.13 Archaeology Section, Restructuring the … 112.11 Architects, Directory of Essex … 122.5 Are You A Morant Diner? … 115.1 Around the Museums … 102.10, 103.7, 104.2 Ashdon, History of … 128.5 Ashdon Records … 153.7 Asheldham Camp … 92.5 Atkins, Pat (1933-2003), Obituary … 142.10 Audley End House, Excavations at, 1987 … 101.9 Audley End, Proposed Changes at … 145.12 Audley End House, Watching Brief … 119.16 Audley End, Proposed Changes at … 145.12 Avebury, The Sanctuary Revised. Archaeological Espionage … 132.7 Barling Magna, Barling Marsh Quarry … 120.11 Barnston, Visit to Martel's Manor, and Black Chapel, North End … 97.2 Barracks, Calling Essex Historians … 109.9 Bartlett, Richard (1953-2003), Obituary … 142.9 Bascombe, Ken (1932-2004), Obituary … 142.9 Beale, Josiah Edward Michael MA (1928-2007). Obituary … 152.9 Beeleigh Abbey, Visit to … 142.7 Belchamp Hall and Belchamp Walter Church, Visit to … 132.11 Belchamp St Paul, Calredown Farm … 126.14 Belchamp St Paul, Pauls Hall. An Introduction … 104.10 Bensusan-Butt, John, Death of … 130.4 Berden Hall and Church, Visit to … 138.14 Bicknacre, White Elm … 99.7 Bibliographical, Essex … 133.6 Billericay School, Patterned Daub, 1970/71 … 100.18 Billericay, History Beneath the Classroom … 100.18 Billericay, Western Road … 120.11, 121.15 Birchanger, Woodside … 115.13 Black Death, A Revised Diagnosis of? … 137.18 Black Notley, Stantons Farm and Faulkbourne Hall, Visit to … 146.6 Blackmore, Bombs Over … 148.16 Blackwater Estuary Survey … 129.12 Bobbingworth, A Parochial Dispute at … 151.10 Bonfire Night in Victorian Essex, The Celebration of … 144.11 Bonfire Night in Victorian Essex, The Celebration of. Paul Rusiecki's Article … 147.12 Book Awards, Essex … 134.8 Books and Journals Missing from the Library … 134.13 Books for Disposal … 151.16 Books for Review … 148.9 Book Reviews … 90.13, 92.23, 93.17, 94.4, 95.7, 96.7, 97.6, 98.12, 101.6, 104.6, 105.7, 106.7, 107.15, 108.7, 109.8, 110.8, 111.9, 112.4, 115.7, 116.6, 117.5, 119.5, 120.5, 122.7, 123.7, 124.7, 125.7, 126.9, 127.3, 128.6, 129.9, 130.13, 131.13, 132.19, 133.11, 137.8, 138.11, 139.5, 140.14, 141.11, 142.6, 143.4, 145.7, 147.10, 149.12, 150.5, 152.3, 153.4, 155.4, 157.11, 159.13, 160.9 Books, New … 95.8, 96.10, 97.6, 99.5, 107.13, 108.9, 109.8, 10.7, 111.11, 112.5, 113.5, 115.8, 116.6, 117.10, 119.5, 120.5, 123.6 Book's Previous Owners and their Annotations … 151.13 Books: Notes and Reviews … 89.18 Books: Reviews and Notices … 91.12 Boreham Bronze Age Hoard … 89.12 Boreham, A12 Interchange … 118.13 Boreham, Bulls Farm Quarry … 121.14, 123.15, 124.12 Boreham, Bulls Lodge Quarry … 121.14 Boreham, Buxted Chicken Factory .. 118.13 Boreham, Great Holts Farm … 114.8, 118.13, 121.13, 122.15, 128.15 Boreham, Land off the A12 interchange … 115.13 Boreham, Medieval Windmill Site … 128.16 Boreham, New Roman Villa … 109.9 Boreham, Roman Building at … 110.10 Bouchiers, The, and the Morant Dinner … 134.9 Bradfield, Bradfield House … 124.13 Bradwell on Sea, Late Saxon Earthquake at? … 97.10 Bradwell on Sea, Othona Community Site … 112.12, 116.11 Bradwell on Sea, Survey … 130.20 Braintee, St Michael's Road … 118.14 Braintree District Council Archaeology Unit … 100.19 Braintree, 7 Grenville Road … 126.14 Braintree, Brands Site Excavation, 1984 … 92.14 Braintree, College Road … 124.13 Braintree, Horn Hotel Site … 89.12 Breathing New Life into Your Family Pedigree … 95.8 Brentwood, Pigeon Mount, Thorndon Country Park … 122.15 Brentwood, The Warrener's Lodge in 1589 … 158.4 Brightlingsea … 107.9 Brightlingsea Rising Main … 121.14 Brightlingsea Survey … 110.12 Brightlingsea, Ring Ditch … 122.15, 12.14 Britannia, Essex in Richard Blome's … 145.5 British Archaeological Awards, 1984 … 90.5 British Archaeological Awards, 1989 … 105.7 British Archaeological Monthly … 100.8 British Association for Local History Awards 2002 … 138.16 Bronze Age Connections Cultural Contact in Prehistoric Europe Conference 2006 … 149.16 Bronze Age Technology. An Update … 134.6 Broomfield … 93.9 Broomfield, St Marys Church … 125.15 Broomfield, Windmill Field … 113.13 Brown, Dr Arthur (1914-2003), Obituary … 142.8 Buck, Jo-Ann, bids Farewell to Essex … 117.6 Buildings: A Contemporary Account of Their Structure and Contents in C16 … 152.7 Buildings of the Farmyard, Course … 124.4 Buildings at Risk in Essex … 153.14 Bull, Richard, of Ongar A Veritable Virtuoso of Grangerising … 160.6 Bulmer Brickworks, Visit to … 104.9 Camulodunum is in Somerset (not Essex!!) … 147.8 Castle Hedingham … 93.10 Castle Hedingham Pipeline … 121.14 Castles in Essex … 98.20 CBA Group 7 Day Conference … 107.8 CBA Mid Anglia Spring Conference … 124.4 CBA Mid-Anglia Autumn Conference … 132.19 Centuriation … 131.7 Centuriation, Some Thoughts on … 133.10 Chelmsford and Jamestown Virginia, A Link Between … 143.12 Chappel, Merryhill House, Two Heads are Better than None … 104.7 Chelmsford 123, Channel 4 Production … 100.4 Chelmsford Archaeological Trust, AGM at the Chelmsford and Essex Museum, 1987 … 100.8 Chelmsford, Abattoir Site, Mildmay Road, Excavation … 102.13 Chelmsford, Bishop's Hall Lane … 118.16 Chelmsford, Cathedral proposed extension … 122.15 Chelmsford, A Collared Urn from … 113.11 Chelmsford, Dead man do tell tales … 110.13 Chelmsford and Essex Museum, New Displays at … 113.4 Chelmsford and Essex Museum, Talks at … 107.6 Chelmsford Gasholder Foundation Failure, The … 141.6 Chelmsford, Godfrey's Yard, Moulsham Street, Excavation … 100.16 Chelmsford, Grove Road … 92.7 Chelmsford, Hylands House … 124.13 Chelmsford, Kings Head Meadow … 111.13 Chelmsford Mansion, Excavations at 23 Grove Road, Publication … 102.12 Chelmsford, Moulsham Lodge … 126.14 Chelmsford Museum Redevelopment … 160.12 Chelmsford Museums, Friends of … 110.7 Chelmsford, New Street … 107.9 Chelmsford, Origins of, Exhibition … 100.14 Chelmsford, Origins of, Publication … 100.13 Chelmsford Photo 2000 A Millennium Project for the County Town … 135.7 Chelmsford, Princes Road … 126.15 Chelmsford Project … 98.5 Chelmsford's Centenary Celebrations 1988 … 102.17 Chignall, Roxwell Quarry … 106.10 Chipping Ongar, Burials 1741 … 127.2 Christmas Crossword Solution, 1984 … 89.24 Christmas Crossword, 1984 … 89.24 Church Brasses, Essex … 147.5 Church Dedications in Essex, Medieval … 141.4 Church Langley, Old House and Perry Springs Wood sites … 120.9 Church Langley, Tesco's … 118.13 Churches, Ironstone in Essex … 97.12 Churches, Round Tower … 150.2, 151.16 Churchyard Lecanactis, The Hidden Secrets of Old Walls … 141.13 Clacton on Sea, Little Clacton and Weeley Heath Bypass … 111.13 Clark, Bill, Obituary to … 140.3 Coggeshall … 93.11 Coggeshall, 31 Queen Street … 125.15 Coggeshall, Coggeshall House … 118.16 Coggeshall, Earthquake at … 152.11 Coggeshall Excavation … 89.10 Coggeshall Project, The Discovering … 160.14 Coggeshall, St Nicholas Chapel An Interesting Dilemma … 156.15 Coinage, Sources of Silver for Early … 130.10 Colchester Antiquities.
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