ARCILEOLOGY IN , 1975

compiledby ELIZABETH J. OWLES, B.A., F.S.A.

Abbreviations:— D.O.E. Department of the Environment H.A.G. Haverhill & District Archaeological Group I.M. (L.) Museum (loan) L.A.S. Archaeological & Local History Society M.H. Moyse's Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds S.A.U. Suffolk Archaeological Unit Pa Palaeolithic BB Romano-British Me Mesolithic AS Anglo-Saxon Ne MS Middle Saxon BA Bronze Age LS Late Saxon IA Iron Age Md Medieval PM Post-Medieval

Aldeburgh (TM/456584). Ne. Scatter of flakes and scrapers. (TM/460584). BB. Scatter of pottery. (TM/458585). Md. Pottery arid burnt clay found in plough soil. (Mrs. A. R. Harrison) (I.M. 1975-7 A, B & C). More Roman pottery and half a melon bead from the same site in the possession of A. Hinds. Ashbocking(TM/17335510). BB. Md. Pottery and fragment of granite millstone found in ploughsoil. (Mrs. H. B. Miller who retains possession). Benacre(TM/532825). Md. Bronze buckle, 3 fragments of cast bronze waste and sherds ofpottery. (L.A.S. which retains possession). Bildeston (TL/99154920 and 99214890). Me. Tranchet axe, microliths, microburins, flint core, rejuvenating flakes etc., found in plough soil. (J. J. Wymer who retains possession). (TL/99154920). RE. Roofing tile, greyware pottery and fragment of quern found in plough soil. (Mrs. Jones perJ. J. Wymer). (I.M. 1975-80). (TM/123466). Ne. Core and flint flakes found in garden of 76 The Street. (Miss S. B. Marcon who retains possession). Burgh-by-Woodbridge(TM/22305223). IA, RE. The portion of the rectangular earthwork which lies within the new graveyard of St. Botolph's Church, Burgh, was excavated in August-October. The earthwork, which is now largely ploughed out, consists of a double vallum and intermediate fosse and is 275m north-west— south-east by 206m north-east—south-west. On the projected line ARCHAOLOGY IN SUFFOLK 323 of the south-westside of the earthwork a v-sectionedfeature, 7.50m long, 6.30m wide, 3.50m deep, was discoveredwhich may be a segmentof the ditch (possiblyunfinished?). The top layers of this feature contained a large amount of charcoal and burnt daub. The pottery from it included Belgic-stylepots,including fine ware butt beakers, a terra rubra platter, an amphora sherd as well as more native coarsewares.Three lst-century A.D. bronze fibulaewere also recovered. An isolated human skull, lacking the lower jaw, was fonnd in the primary silts of it. Running parallel with this feature, on its inner side, were 3 small slots,only c. 10cm.wide 10-15cm. deep. The first was 2m from the edge of the ditch-likefeature, the second lm from the first and the third 2.50mfrom the second.The remainder of the site produced a seriesofvery slightpost-holesand slotsand an area ofcobblingwhichdipped into a featureofunknown extent, approximately 0.8m deep, containing an abundance of Roman brick, tile and opussigninum.(E. A. Martin, S.A.U.). Bury St. Edmunds (TL/844656).Md. 'Boy-Bishop'St. Nicholas token imitation penny, obv. Mitre, found on path by recreation ground. (C. J. Cook.)-(M.H. 1975-8). Bury St. Edmunds (TL/852462). PM. 16th-18th-century pottery including baluster-shaped jug, bellarmine with mask Holmes type III and 2 spouted tankards: (a) JOHN GREEN, a bell; (b) JOHN BYFORD 1770,RoyalOak( ?).Found during the construction of Boots' new premises 11-13 Cornhill near site of the Bell Inn. (R. Thompson.) (M.H. 1975-27). Clare(TL/765456).BA. Bronzesocketedgougefound in plough soil. (K. C. Misonwho retains possession perB. R. Osborne). Coddenham(TM/13505465). Md. Silver penny of Edward I, ClassX Londonmint (1302-10)dug up on allotment. (D. V. Bowers who retains possession). Cotton (TM/06936712). Md. Silver halfpenny of Edward II dug up in garden of 1 •ParkesRoad. (Miss D. Stott who retains possession). (TM/528817). Md. PM. Medieval pottery, lead ampulla, bronze strap-end and gilded bronze buckle found as a result of erosion._Pitswith burnt daub and charcoal revealedin cliff face. 3 whetstones were also found and numerous bronze objects,medievalor later, includingbuckles,a brooch, buttons and decorative strap or box mounts. (L.A.S.). Cowlinge (TL/712538). RB. Dupondius; 2nd/3rd-century, found in garden. (G. E. Poole)(M.H. 1975-6). DarshamNe. Butt end of chipped flint axe found in plough soil near A.12. (M. Kent.) (I.M. 1975-13). (TL/96056057). LS. Md. Thetford-ware rim and 2 sherds of medieval pot found 2 ft down by stream in donor's garden. (G. Wilding) (I.M. 1975-69). 324 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCH/EOLOGY

EastonBavents(TM/518789).Md. or Pm.Bronzecandle holder with primitivescrewbase. (L.A.S.). Elmsett (TM/04954807). Me. Two flint tranchet axes found within a few feet of each other on Manor Farm. (0. Cooper who retains possession). Eye (TM/199677). Md. Tiles, bones, oyster shells and one sherd of medievalpottery found 2-3 ft down on the edge of the fish pond at BedingfieldHall. (Mrs. D. W. Scott) (I.M. 1975-1). FornhamAll Saints(TL/841670).RB. FollisofConstans(A.D.337- 350). Obv. D N CONSTANS PF AVG. rev. FEL TEMP REPARATIO Emperor in galley.No mint mark, irregularissue.Foundin cornfield.(S. Day who retains possession). Freckenham,Late BA socketedspearhead found in 1945.(Lady Briscoe.)(M.H. 1975-4). Freckenham(TL/668721). RB. Pottery dug up in garden of Freckenham House. (S. Hilbert) (M.H. 1975-5). Freston (TM/17288389). Ne. Polished axe of grey flint with squared sides and facetted cutting edge found in ploughsoil. (W. Steelewho retains possession). Hadleigh (TM/02504235). Md. Silver groat of Edward IV, mint, type VII (1466-7),found at 23 ToppesfieldGardens on land formerlyorchard of ToppesfieldHall. (Mrs. S. C. Cousins who retains possession). Harkstead (TM/190335). Pa. Hand axe found on edge of River Stour. (E. Hazelton who retains possession). Hdughley (TM/02736230). LS. Md. One Thetford-ware rim and 14 fragmentsof medieval pottery found while digging a soak- away behind The Cottage, Old Street. (E. Martin) (I.M.1975-67). Haverhill (TL/68354490). RB. Occupation observed in sewer trench; finds from subsequent field walking include roof and floor tiles, tesserae,sestertiusof Antoninus Pius,fragmentsof grey coarse ware, mortaria and samian form 18. Report in preparation. (B.B. Charge, H.A.G.). (TM/32757008).Ne. Chipped flint axe found in ploughsoil.(A. P. Rush who retains possession). Heveningham (TM/348731). Md. Excavation of part of a medieval farmstead. The site is part of a complex of earthworks (since ploughed out) discoveredby aerial photography and inter- preted as a desertedhamlet. An area of 900sq.m. wasstrippedand revealed a cobbled yard and a series Ofdrainage and boundary ditches.On onesideofthe yard werethe remainsof3 buildings,one of clay lump with a hearth, and 2 of sleeper-beamconstruction. The date-range of the settlement was 13th-15th-century. (R. D. Carr for S.A.U.). (TL/813598). Ne. Tanged flint arrowhead found in garden. (M. Littlewood)(M.H. 1975-7). • ARCHZEOLOGY IN SUFFOLK 325

Ipswich (TM/158439 approx.). Ne. Polished flint axe dredged from Orwell near Princes St. Bridge. (I. Thorogood who retains possession per J. Hedges). Ipswich (TM/161431). BA. Part of stone axe hammer found during construction of Maidenhall School. (K. W. Jarmin) (I.M. 1975-64). Ipswich (TM/16524431), Lower Brook Street. MS. LS. Md. An area of 450 sq. m. was excavated in advance of redevelopment. Over 100 burials were uncovered belonging to the chapel of St. Edmund de Pountenay, (mid-13th to mid-15th century). The medieval cemetery overlay backyard areas of the Saxon town, and several middle and late Saxon pits, part of an , insubstantial late Saxon cellared building, and a late Saxon timber-lined well were revealed. Material from middle Saxon pits included glass and imported Badorf-type ware. A Merovingian sherd and a bronze linked pin of early 7th-century date were also recovered. Sieving retrieved samples of seeds and fish bones from all periods. (S.A.U.). Ipswich(TM/16784456) 24 St. Helens Street. MS. LS. Limited excavation during redevelopment revealed a late Saxon kiln producing Thetford-type ware. The oven pit, 1.60 x 1.70m, was sub-rectangular, with a single flue and no kiln furniture. The kiln walls survived to a height of 80 cm. Fragments of kiln wall and other debris lay on top of the final load, consisting of over 30 pots. The kiln was cut into a middle Saxon pit, and two Ipswich ware wasters occurred elsewhere on the site. The excavation extends the known area of Saxon kiln activity eastwards beyond the defences of the Saxon town. (K. Wade, S.A.U.). Ipswich (TM/16414380), Vernon Street, Stoke. MS. Md. 2 trial area excavatiOns were carried out on waste ground south of the Orwell. The northern area contained 19th-century features assoc- iated with terraced housing overlying a medieval extraction pit. Excavation of the southern area (which continues) revealed a large middle Saxon ditch, 4m. wide and 2m. deep, containing large quantities of Ipswich ware and animal bones. (K. Wade, S.A.U.). Ipswich(TM/15914452), Elm Street. LS. Md. An area of 300 sq. m. and 3 trenches were excavated in advance of redevelopment. The site lay across the supposed line of the medieval town defences. A series of at least 3 phases of Saxo-Norman activity was revealed. The first phase consisted of a north-south ditch, 7m. wide x 2m. deep, interpreted as a late Saxon town defence. The ditch contained human skeletal material in the upper layers, and traces of a revet- ment survived along the inner lip. Cut through the final filling of the ditch was a cellared building with a stepped entrance down to the lower floor. After Its abandonment, the backfilled cellar was in turn cut by Saxon-Norman rubbish pits. Immediately west of this complex, a shallow north-south ditch, probably uncompleted, was 326 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY uncovered, possiblydating from the 12th century. At the western extremity of the site, contractors' excavations revealed a third north-south ditch, up to 5m. deep, believedto represent the docu- mented medieval town defence of 1204. Meagre traces of other medieval activity were revealed, chieflyat the southern end of the site. (K. Wade, S.A.U.). Ipswich.(TM/17914586), 41 Kingsgate Drive. Md. 'Boy- Bishop'St. Nicholastoken. Obv.Head ofBishop. Rev.Sterlingpenny type. Found in donor's garden. (S. A. Strutt.) (I.M. 1975-22). Ipswich(TM/16044493), 33 St. Georges Street. Md. or PM. Almost complete human skeleton found lying feet to east during the laying of drains. Fragmentary remains of two other skeletons alsofound. (A. C. Pond) (I.M. 1975-8). Ipswich(TM/16444457),44 Buttermarket. PM. 3 17th-century pipe bowlsfound during alterationsto shop. (A. T. Alderton.) (I.M. 1975-577). Kedington(TL/70594 692). Pa. Ovoid flint axe found during ploughingin 1970.(T. Shearerwhoretainspossession perB. Charge). Kedington(TL/70404689).Ne. Polishedstone axe of camptonite probably an erratic from the Orkneys(S111)found on gravel bank by Stour. (T. Wildman who retains possession perB. Charge). Kedington(TL/70514703).RB. Floor and roof tiles and tesserae found under church in the 1930's(H.A.G.). (TM/21854575 or 21754550). LS. 2 Thetford-ware pots, one misshapen, found in the 1930'sduring repair to church or construction of school.(R. A. Hands who retains possession per Mrs. R. A. Harrison). (TM/413596). BA. Flint axe with splayed cutting edge imitating early Bronze Age flat axe; found in ploughsoil. (R. Perkinswho retains possession.)(Cast I.M. 1975-14). Layharn(TM/007418 approx.). Ne. Unfinished axe hammer with hour-glassperforationon one side,the other polishedprobably by later use as hone stone; found in ploughsoil.(Mrs. E. Aggiss) (M.H. 1975-17). Layham(TM/00954175).RB. lst-century cordoned bowl and a piece of Trajanic samian found •besideditch. (Mrs. E. Aggiss) (I.M. 1975-6). Letheringharn(TM/26855863), Farm. Md. 12th/13th- century pottery found c. 70cm.down during constructionof a barn betweenPriory church and fishponds.(S.A.U.per—Mobbs). Lowestoft,Normanston Park. RB. Sestertius of Faustina II. Rev. (VE)NNTS S.C. (L.A.S.). (TM/21813975). ?Md. Narrow-necked jar ofblackware, flint gritted, found 4i ft down in donor's garden. Considered by Miss V. Evison to be just possibly Merovingian. (H. L. King). (I.M. 197545). ARCH/EOLOGY IN SUFFOLK . 327

Newton, Old (TM/067618). Md. Barrel lock found under floor of Old Newton Hall during alterations. (E. Baker) (I.M. 1975-30). Orford, The Old Brewery. PM. Nurenberg jetton (for French market) c. 1520, found 8ft. down in garden in 1960. Castle House RB. Debased tetradrachm of Carinus, A.D. 282-284, mint Alexandria, and follis of Galienus as Caesar, A.D. 292-305, found in garden in 1954. Baker's Lane Md. Broken penny of Edward I, mint Canter- bury, found near Town Hall. (Major J. Steuart Gratton who retains possession). Pakenham (TL/945677 approx.). Me. Tranchet axe found on Bull Field during hoeing of sugar beet. (L. G. Newman) (M.H. 1975- 16) . Polstead(TL/992386). Ne. Polished grey flint axe found during hoeing of sugar beet on the Mussteads. (C. Bradshaw who retains possession). Preston St. Mary (TL793735100). RB. Pottery, including samian, and roof tile from area of compacted burnt soil with flint and pebble inclusions. (TL/93625045, /93585052 and 93625058). Md. Pottery, 12th- century onwards, bronze slag and 15th-century hunting knife collected during ploughing. (A. G. Thorpe who retains possession). (TL/93174985) Md. Fragments of early medieval pottery, one glazed, found on a ploughed field. (P. A. Norman) (I.M. 1975-36). (TM/35104690). Md. 6 sherds of 12th/13th century pottery found in peat dug out from pond. (Mrs. J. Pearse who retains possession). Rougham (TL/90006130). RB. Box and roof tile, pottery, human and animal bones from rubbish pit under Water Cottage. (D. Armstrong) (M. H. 1975-13). Rougham (TL/924640). Md. Tip of crossbow bolt 15th/16th century, found in roof timbers of Lawney's Farm (J. Agnew)(M.H. '1975-3) . (TM/384627). Md. A lead cast (recent or 19th- century) from a 14th-century seal matrix found under the floor boards in Park House. Virgin and Child enthroned under a canopy, owner of seal kneeling in prayer below. Legend in Lombardic capitals : s' THOME DE DRIFFELD (seal of Thomas of Driffield, unidenti- fied, but probably an ecclesiastic). (The Misses B. & R. Copinger Hill who retain possession). (TM/128458). Ne. Two flint flakes found in Hazel Wood. (Mrs. A. Harvey) (I.M. 1975-9). Thwaite (TM/11656845). Md. 4 sherds of pottery and fragments of roofing tile found at a depth of 4ft. 6ins. at Willow Tree Farm. (Mrs. J. Free who retains possession). 328 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF AKCX/EOLOGY

Timworth (TL/868697). Ne. BA. Beaker, Flint dagger found during potato lifting. (B.Dysonwho retains possession). Trimley (TM/25503510).LS. 2 rims of Thetford-ware storage jars, fragment of Pingsdorf-typeware pitcher with red painted comma decoration and part of frilly-based pot with red paint decoration(North French?) found on shoreofOrwell. (E. Hazelton who retains possession). UbbestonSt. Peter (TM/32327257). Md. An isolated church which has been made redundant on pastoral grounds is to be con- verted into a private dwelling.The tower is brick and dates to the 16th century. The nave and chancel are of flint. The nave has a 12th-century south door and some,pitched coursing. The roof, probably 14th-century,is ofthe arch-braced collartype. The survey further revealeda blockednorth door, 3 windows-highin the north wall and 2 in the south, all Romanesque and presumably 12th- century. 2 12th-centuryvoussiorsarere-usedin a Perp. chancelarch. The chancel, once apsidal, was squared off sometime in the late medieval period. There are over 50 churches in the with under 100parishioners.Allofthesemustbe consideredaspossibilities for redundancy, and in the light of this one of the aims of the survey at was to assessthe time and cost of recording a smalland simplebuilding. (R. D. Carr for S.A.U.). Walsham-le-Willows (TL/996702). AS. 6th-century square- headed brooch,5.2cm.long,foundon Church Farm. (R. Martineau and A. Simpson)(M.H. 1975-1). Whelnetham,Great (TL/87846032).RB. Fragments of roofing tile and Tottery, human bones and base of cremation urn found during construction of Sheltered Homes. (E. Martin, S.A.U. and A. White, Technical Services)(M.H. 1975-26). WickhamMarket. Md. Lead bulla of Pope Innocent VI (1352- 62) found during construction of A:12 by-pass. (Miss N. Barrett) (I.M. 1975-65). Woodbridge(TM/268491). RB. Sherds of water-worn pottery found in garden of 87 SeckfordSt. Site said to be old stream bed. (R. Bennett who retains possession). Wratting, Great (TL/679481). Md. Pottery, tiles, bones and evidenceoffoundationsfoundat depth of 14ins.in garden. (H.A.G.)

This paper has beenpublishedwith the aid of a generousgrantfrom IpswichBoroughCouncil. OFFICERS, LIST OF MEMBERS, RULES, REPORT AND BALANCE SHEET

1975 OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY 1975

Patron COMMANDER THE EARL OF STRADBROKE, R.N. (Retd.). LordLieutenantof Sujak

President DR. J. M. BLATCHLY, M.A., F.S.A.

Vice-Presidents THE EARL OF CRANBROOK, C.B.E., F.L.S. LESLIE DOW, F.S.A. NORMAN SMEDLEY, M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A.

ElectedMembersof theCouncil W. G. ARNOW P. NORTHEAST MISS PATRICIA BUTLER, M.A., F.S.A., MISS ELIZABETH OWLES, B.A., F.S.A. MRS. M. E. CLEGG, B.A., F.R.HIST.S. J. SALMON, D.A., F.S.A. MRS. S. J. COLMAN, B.SC.(ECON.) W. R. SERJEANT, B.A., F.R.HIST.S. MISS GwErrym DYKE MAJOR J. STEUART GRATTON D. P. DYMOND, M.A., F.S.A. S. E. WEST, M.A., A.M.A., F.S.A. L. HARLEY, B.SC., F.S.A. J. WYMER, M.A., F.S.A.

Hon.Secretaries

GENERAL D. G. PENROSE, B.A., Hillstone, Tattingstone, near Ipswich.

FINANCIAL J. E. MINIFIE, Gazebo Farm, Woodbridge.

EXCURSIONS NORMAN SCARFE, M.A., F.S.A., Shinglestreet, Woodbridge.

MEMBERSHIP D. THOMPSON, 7 Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Hon.Editor DAVID SHERLOCK, B.A., Fornhani All Saints, Bury St. Edmunds. Hon.Auditor F. E. COOPER, Weavers Hill, , Woodbridge. MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE

(at 31st December1975).

— Honorary Member

Adams, Capt. & Mrs., Cherry Tree House, , Woodbridge Aikman, Mr. & Mrs. A. J. C., Whalebone Cottage, Rattlesden Allan, A. R., B.A., The Golden Fleece, Carleton, Carlisle Allen, Mrs. A., Garden Cottage, ,. Saxmundham Archer, Mr. 8z.Mrs. H. V., Green Acre, Green Lane, Rougham Ardagh, Mr. & Mrs. R. H., Hillingdon House, , Woodbridge Armson, Martin, St. Andrew's Vicarage, 229 Britannia Road, Ipswich Armstrong, Capt. & Mrs. D., Water Cottage, Rougham, Bury St. Edmunds Armstrong, Mrs. M., Starcross, Warren Hill, Woodbridge Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. C. W., Willowcroft, Cross Street, Drinkstone Arnott, W. G., Church Street, Woodbridge Ashton, Sir Frederick, CAT., C.B.E., 8 Marlborough Street, London S.W.3 Atkinson, M. E., 24 Borrowdale Avenue Ipswich Austin, Mrs. Susan, Lucyane, Redlingfieid Road, Occold, Eye Austin, Mr. & Mrs. W., Balmore, 7 North Parade, Ayes, Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Monks Oak, Bradfield St. George, Bury St. Edmunds Avent, R., B.A., Plough Gottage, Newton Green, Sudbury

.-7-1 Baker, Mrs. A. A. M. 36 Henley Court, Henley Road, Ipswich Baker, Mr. & Mrs. H. R. B., Ivy House, Baker, Miss M. D., School House, Bradfield St. Clare, Bury St. Edmunds Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Norman, New House Farm, Wormingford, Colchester Balaam, N. D., Rathkeltair Lodge, Fornham St. Martin, Bury St. Edmunds „ Baldwin, Lt. Col. W. de C., The Pool Cottage, Acton, Sudbury 11' Barber, Mr. & Mrs. R. W., Stangrove Hall, Alderton, Woodbridge Bardswell, Miss Elizabeth, Elder Cottage, Fiddler's Green, Onehouse, tstws / 4.\ Barker, Mrs. D., Mow Hill, , Ipswich Barlow, Canon & Mrs. M. M., 97 Bures Road, Great Cornard, Sudbury Barnes, Mr. & Mrs. N. A., 18 Benton Street, Hadleigh, Ipswich La Barnes, Mrs. R. C., Preston Hall, Lavenham, Sudbury Ve, Baron, Miss H. A., 9 Lincoln Terrace, St Barron, J. B., 2 St. James Green, Southwold Bartlett, Mr. & Mrs. H. W., 9 Maybush Lane, Felixstowe ›< Barton, Mr. & Mrs. I. M., Culmore, North Road, Lampeter, Cardiganshire Bates, Dr. Margaret M., 25 The Mead, Wallington, Surrey v, Bayliss, Miss Diana, Yew Cottage, Lower Ufford, Woodbridge )1,. Bennett, The Rev. Canon A., Little Munden Rectory, Dane End, Ware, Herts Benoy, Mr. & Mrs. R. F., The Old Bank House, Wickhambrook, Newmarket Betterton, A. F., White Gates, Sudbury Road, Lavenham Su Bettridge, Mr. & Mrs. A. E. V., 11 Church Street, Sudbury c.Bickerton, Mr. & Mrs. G., Church Farm House, , Woodbridge Biddulph, Mr. & Mrs. J. P., High Bank, Brent Eleigh, Sudbury rzi,k Bird, Dr. H. M., j.P., Horndon House, Garland Street, Bury St. Edmunds fp H Bishop of St. Edmundsbury & Ipswich, The Rt. Rev. The Lord, Bishop's House, Ipswich '-Q- Blackburn, The Rev. Peter, 15 Tomline Road, Felixstowe Lc., Blake, Mr. & Mrs. M., Copingers, Lavenham, Sudbury 332 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF A RCH1EOLOGY

p. Blatchly, Dr. J. M., F.S.A., 1 1 St. Edmunds Road, Ipswich Or Blencowe, Mr. & Mrs. G., Creek Cottage, Orford, Woodbridge Bloomfield, Miss Alice L., The Post Office, Coney Weston, Bury St. Edmunds (Jo Bowden-Smith, Mr. & Mrs. D. J. H., The ChesInuts, Hacheston, Woodbridge , Bowman, Miss N. M., The Cottage, Cumberland Street, Woodbridge ° Boxer, Lt. Col. & Mrs. H. M., River Cottage, Melton, Woodbridge tnx, Boyce, R. D., 10 Warren Hill, Woodbridge y\ Boys Smith, The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. J. S., , 2 Castle Street, Saffron Walden, Essex . ("Jo Bratt, Mrs. P. M.' The Clock House, , Woodbridge (4) Brinsley, Mrs. B.,Brome Cottage. Bromeswell, Woodbridge X Brisbane, Mark A., 106 Colebrook Street, Winchester, Hampshire Coo Briscoe, Dr. A. Daly, Seckford Lodge, Woodbridge X Briscoe Lady Teresa, Little Acres Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire Brocklebank, Mrs. B. G., The Min House, Higham, Colchester Bromley, Mrs. Elizabeth, Home Meadow, Bramfield, Brooke, Mrs. Nathalie, Lime Kiln, Claydon, Ipswich t-.)o Brooks, Mr. & Mrs. B. M.' 2 Grove Gardens, Woodbridge LQ0 Brooks, Mr. & Mrs. J. T., Pettistree Cottage, Pettistree, Woodbridge Brown Mr. & Mrs. A. F. C., Townsend, Hartest, Bury St. Edmunds 71-1—BrownasilTeambriarRiekingha1lr-Diss— Brown, R. Allen, M.A., D.PHIL., F.S.A., Ward's Farmhouse, Thelnetham, Diss Browning, Col. G., as.E., Wetherhill Farm, Icklingham, Bury St. Edmunds Buck, G. H., ALA.,sm., Barn House, Snape, Saxmundham L.)0 Buckle, Mrs. Helen 71 Thorofare, Woodbridge Buckmaster, The lion. C. J., Ryece Hall, Brettenham, Ipswich Bulmer, M. T., The Rectory Cottage, Burrough Green, Newmarket lo 0 Burch, Mr. & Mrs. E. K., Hill Farm' Grundisburgh X Burdon, E. R. M.B.E., 29 Avenue, Lincoln Burroughes, G. E., Ambleside, , Halesworth Busby, Lt. Col. J. H., M.B.E., & Mrs. Busby, 39 Castle Street, Eye • Butler, Miss P. M., M.A., F.M.A., F.S.A., The Museum, High Street, Ipswich Byers, Mr. & Mrs. R. S., 35 Park Road, Bury St. Edmunds

Can-when-Lambert, Mrs. P. M., 3 Links View, Newton Green, Sudbury Campen, M. J., Swanley Cottage, Snape, Saxmundham Carlisle, Mrs. P. M., Dormer Cottage, Langham, Bury St. Edmunds 0 .D. Carlisle, K. M., Wyken Hall, Stanton, Bury St. Edmunds 13, Carrier, Mrs. A. C., 26 Northgate Avenue, Bury St. Edmunds Chadwick, Mr. & Mrs. B., Green House, Beyton Green, Bury St. Edffiunds Champness, P. T., 14 Abbeygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds Charlesworth, J. B., Lodge, , M.A., 26 Park Road, Ipswich kCharman,Cheney, D., F. S., 28 Fairfield Avenue, Felixstowe Chipperfield, D. C., 9 Nacton Road, Ipswich Christian, Miss Judith A., Groomsmere, Peacocks Close, Cavendish 13', Christie, P., 25 Winchester Road, Bury St. Edmunds 64 Churchman, Miss Nancy, The Lodge, Melton, Woodbridge Lu, Churchman, Miss Violet, The Lodge, Melton, Woodbridge t..4 Clarke, Mrs. D. I., Brett House, 25 Prentice Street, Lavenham, Sudbury If Clegg, Mrs. M. E., B.A., F.R.HIST.S., 790 Foxhall Road, Ipswich Close-Brooks, A. G.', Grove, Saxmundham Close-Brooks, Mrs. F. M., Great Glemham Grove, Saxmundham - Cockburn, Miss E. P., Nutley, Chapel Lane, , Woodbridge Colchester, Mr. & Mrs. R., Ashes Farm, Mendlesham Green Stowmarket . )1• Colchester, Trevor C., cau.G., Warren Hill, Colman, Mrs. S. J., B.sc.(EcoN.), Cross liouse, , Bury St. Edmunds LIST OF MEMBERS 333

o Colvin, Mr. & Mrs. Peter, 55 Church Street, Orford, Woodbridge Wu Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. F. E., Weavers Hill, Bromeswell, Woodbridge X Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. H. P., Hill Farm, Gestingthorpe, Halstead, Essex 1•15 Cooper, Miss M. A., 48 New Street, Woodbridge Copinger-Hill, Miss Bridget, Park House, Saxmundham Copinger-Hill, Mrs. K. P., Manor Farm, , Woodbridge Copsey, A. T. Sparrows Nest, Henley Road, Ipswich Corbishley, M. J., Rose Cottage, Stone Green Road, Great Oakley, Harwich IF Corder, Miss J. K., F.S.A., 5 Court, Valley Road, Ipswich Couchman, Lady, The Old Vicarage, Bulmer, Sudbury Coulson, G. A., 97b Denmark Street, Diss, Norfolk , Craggs, Mrs. V. A., 36 Seckford Street, Woodbridge 5tA Crampton, Mrs. Lawrence, Highfield Mill, Sudbury Cranbrook, The Earl of, C.B.E., F.L.S., Red House Farm, Great Glemham Cranbrook, The Countess of, 0.B.E., Red House Farm, Great Glemham Craven, T. A., Mill Cottage, Cavendish, Sudbury Crawford, Miss J. M., m.A., St. Mary's, Coddenham, Ipswich X. Cribb, The Rev. N. L., B.D., B.A., L.TH, The Old Rectory, Cawthorpe, Louth, Lincolnshire Crocker Mr. & Mrs. A. J., Forge Cottage, Sicklesmere, Bury St. Edmunds "• Cross, Lady, Melbury, Aldeburgh 5,:c•Cross, John S., Hill Farm, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds Culham, Mr. & Mrs. A. S., Crantock, Friars Street, Sudbury Cunliffe, Capt. PakenhamLodge, Bury St. Edmunds X Curnock, P. L., B.SC., F.R.I.C., & Mrs. Curnock, Master John's Farmhouse, Thoby Lane, Mountnessing, Brentwood IrS'- Cushing, W. R., 34 Plovers Way, Bury St. Edmunds ,

Dallimore, Mr. & Mrs. J. G., Greensted, Upper Houses, Bulmer, Sudbury k Dalton, Mr. & Mrs. J. N. W., 50 Crown Street, Bury St. Edmunds -LA, Daman, Mrs. A. R. R., Grundisburgh Cottage, near Woodbridge Dartford, Mr. & Mrs. J., Cockles, Fenstead End, Boxted, Bury St. Edmunds 0.D. David, Miss D. E., Upper Church House, Stanton, Bury St. Edmunds X. Davison, Miss K., B.A., 127 High Street, Roydon, Harlow, Essex Ls's , Miss E. M.; Rose Cottage, Tower End, Melton, Woodbridge too de Cordova, Mrs. M. C., Suffolk House, Ipswich Road, Woodbridge Dibben, A. A., 222 King Street, Hammersmith, London W.6 X Doncaster, Mr. & Mrs. A. B., Abberton Cottage, Layer-de-la-Haye, Colchester it, Dow, Leslie, F.S.A., 47 Graham Road, Ipswich too Drayton, Mrs. A. R. M., Cedar Cottage, Woodbridge Dririg, Dr. C. M. & Mrs., 9 The Meadow,'Worlington;Bury St. Edmunds Drummond, Mrs. Jill, Greenvalley, Ubbeston, Halesworth 1-Jo Duffus, Miss M. C. 38 Catherine Road, Woodbridge Duval, The Very Rev. & Mrs. David, Withersfield Rectory, Haverhill nr> Dyke, Miss Gwenyth, Wayside, , Woodbridge k%k-) Dymond, D. P., M.A., F.S.A., Grundle House, Stanton, Bury St. Edmunds

11,.-> Earl, Mrs. M. J., 1 Springfield Court, Springfield Road, Bury St. Edmunds Edmundson, Mrs. I., Brundish Manor, Brundish, Woodbridge -A, Elliott, Christopher R., Flat 4, 77 South Park Road, Wimbledon, S.W.19 p Elmhirst, Miss L., St. Matthew's Lodge, 168 Road, Ipswich Ensor, The Rev. A. G. The Rectory, , Harleston, Norfolk Erichsen und Niehrenl:eim, Danischestrasse 8-10, 23 Kiel, Western Germany. Erith, F. H., F.S.A. & Mrs. Erith, Vinces Farm, Ardleigh, Colchester Evans, Mrs. N. R., M.A., Mill Green House, Fressingfield, Diss Evans, His Honour Judge Carey & Mrs. Carey Evans, 16 Cross Street, Hoxne 334 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHiE OLOGY

M ri> Fabb, Mr. & Mrs. J. W. E., Red House, Withesham, Ipswich Fane, Mrs. Anne, Eridge Farm, , Saxmundham Farthing, Cecil, 0.B.E., B.A., F.S.A., 61 Egerton Gardens, London S.W.3 Faye11, Miss C. I., B.A., A.K.C., 21 Upperfield Drive, Old Felixstowe Feilden, Miss F. B. M., Hill House, Brussels Green, , Saxmundham Felgate, T. M., 32 Foxgrove Lane, Felixstowe Fenton, Mrs. M. S., Church Street, Gestingthorpe, Essex N-e. Ferguson, H. F., 61 Oak Hill, Hollesley, Woodbridge 41. ffolliott, Lt. Col. C. H., B.A., B.A.I., & Mrs. ffolliott, 67 High Street, Aldeburgh Fincham, P. G., B.A., Shingle Street, Hollesley, Woodbridge Ci Fisher, Miss P. M., M.B.E., 1 Merton House, Church Street, Clare Fitch, The Rev. Canon J. A., m.A., The Rectory, Brandon X Fitch, M. F. B., F.S.A., 3 Welbeck House, Welbeck Street, London W.1 1.0o.Flawn, Mr. & Mrs. E., Garden Hill, Sandy Lane, Woodbridge Foord, Mr. & Mrs. A., High Hall, Nettlestead, Ipswich r. Forsyth, Mrs. M. L., 3 House, 89 Princes Road, Felixstowe LaoFreeman, Mrs. Gordon, Beacon House, Bealings, Woodbridge X Fryer, Col. K. G. H., 0.B.E., M.I.MECH.E., 9c Earls Avenue, Folkestone, Kent

Gallop, Dr. A. M., The Old Rectory, Worlington, Bury St. Edmunds Gardner, Mrs. R. T., Giffords Hall, Wickhambrook, Newmarket Gates, Mrs. J. T.; Gosling Green House, Groton, Colchester Gault, Brig. Sir James, K.C.M.O., 0.B.E., & Lady Gault, Hemingstone Hall, Ipswich L. Gibb, Mrs. C. S., Alde House, Aldeburgh (No Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. J. B., Wychwood, Road, Little Bealings Gilchrist, The Rev. James, Aldeby Rectory, Giraud-Saunders, Mr. & Mrs. N. C., Weyvers, Wickham Skeith, Eye Girling, Mr. & Mrs. K., 94 Henley Road, Ipswich Ip Glass, The Rev. K. W., 247 Henley Road, Ipswich BK. Godfrey, The Rev. Canon & Mrs. R. C. R., St. Mary's Vicarage, Bury St. Edmunds Gondris, T., 4 St. Edmunds Road, Ipswich X Goodwin, Mrs. E., Hopwells Farm, Great Maplestead, Essex 5e. Goodwyn, E. A., Cherry Hill, Ashmans Road, Beccles Nt Gostling, Mrs. J., Bedingfield House, , Ipswich Goulty, G. A., A.A.DIPL., A.R.I.B.A., 55 Summersbury Drive, Shalford, Guildford Grafftey-Smith, Sir Lawrence, x.c.m.c., K.B.E., & Lady Grafftey-Smith, Broom Hill House, Coddenham, Ipswich Greene, Sir Hugh, Earl's Hall, Cockfield, Bury St. Edmunds qs 13 Gross, Lt. Cmdr. & Mrs. R. G., Chapel House, Alderton, Woodbridge

Hadfield, John, Barham Manor, Ipswich Haines, Mr. & Mrs. A. D. C., Croft, Wattisfield, Diss (‘' Halsted, Major-General J. G., Wood Hall Hotel, , Woodbridge X Hall, Bryan, Old Rectory, Banningham, Aylsham, Norfolk Hanbury-Kelk, Mrs. N., The Gate House, Risby, Bury St. Edmunds Hardy, Mr. & Mrs. L. J., WeSt Glebe, Risby, Bury St. Edmunds 1- Hargreaves, R. S., 4 The Rest, Aldeburgh Harley, L.-S., B.SC., F.S.A. & Mrs. Harley, Street House, Stoke-by-Nayland Harrison, Mr. & Mrs. Cedric E., Bramblewood, Finneys Drift, Nacton, Ipswich Harrison, Mr. & Mrs. L. T., 10 Beechcroft, Stanningfield, Bury St. Edmunds Harrison, Mrs. R. A., Snape Hall, Saxmundham Hart, Peter, F.A.I., F.R.I.C.S., The Old Rectory, Sapiston, Bury St. Edmunds o Hatcher, Miss P. F. R., The Warren, Utford Road, , Woodbridge LIST OF MEMBERS 335

Haward, B., 0.B.E., 108 Road, Ipswich Hawkins, Mrs. J., The Rise Farm, Preston, Lavenham Lio Hazell, Mr. & Mrs. A. F., The Mill House, Hasketon, Woodbridge Heath, S. S., Blything, , Saxmundham Herbert, Mr. & Mrs. Aubrey, Chilton Hall, Sudbury IV-A. Herring, Mrs. Shelagh, High Beeches, Battisford Road, Barking, Ipswich Hesketh, J. F., 29 Wheatfields, Whatfield, Ipswich Hewitt, Mr. & Mrs. B. E., Bocking Hall Farm, Helmingham, Stowmarket (^" Hicks,-Mrs. W. H., 10 Richards Drive, Little Bealings, Woodbridge Higginbotham, Mrs. D., Pine Cottage, Westleton, Saxmundham C Hilken, Mrs., 14 Church Street, Clare, Sudbury W-0Hill, Mr. & Mrs. C. C., Rise Cottage, Hasketon, Woodbridge S.., Hill, Mr. F. H., 37 Friars Road, Sudbury Hill, Mr. & Mrs. John, Watermill Farm, , Halesworth Hipperson, L. G., F.L.A., 24a Cable Road, Hoylake, Wirral, Cheshire Hoare, Mr. & Mrs. J. E. M., Montagu House, Holton St. Peter, Halesworth )( Hodges, Mrs. Frances S., Route 7, Box 7707, Bainbridge Is., Washington, U.S.A. Hodsdon, Mr. & Mrs. Alex, Lavenham, Sudbur y ek Hogg, Miss Josephine, 26 Oliver Road, . So Horrocks, Mrt. F. L., 7 Queen Street, Southwold re Hunwick, C. N., 18 Newry Avenue, Felixstowe 1r Hyde, Mrs. Christine, 53 Anglesea Road, Ipswich

Imrie, Dr. C. H., Hawkeswade, Ufford, Woodbridge

So Jarvis, Lt. Col. J. B., The Elms, Southwold Jennings, Mrs. C., Hill House, Rectory Hill, East Bergholt John, Mr. & Mrs. C. H., Smithy Cottage, Alpheton, Sudbury Johnston, Mrs. M. M., 5 Surrey Road, Felixstowe Johnston, Mrs. Iris 0. H., Clare Hall, Clare, Sudbury Jollye, S. H., Westbourne, Montreal Road, Riverhead, Sevenoaks, Kent lp Jones, Mrs. Bell-, 46 Westerfield Road, Ipswich Jones, G. Aubrey, Newney Hall, Writtle, Chelmsford Joy, Mr. & Mrs. E. T., Cottage, 10 High Street, Stetchworth, Newmarket

„ Keeble, John F., M.A., Hall, Manningtree lio .Kent, M. A., 41 Gallows Hill, Hadleigh, Ipswich Kent, S. T. E.' C.ENG., & Mrs. Kent, 41 Gallows Hill, Hadleigh, Ipswich y Kermisch, J. J., m.sc., Rand Corporation, 1700 Main St., Santa Monica, Cali., U.S.A. Kerr, J. F., M.A. Sheepfold, Earl Soharn, Woodbridge Kerr, Wm., Ofdce Farm, , Woodbridge Kilburn, Mrs. N. J., Mount Pleasant, Clopton, Woodbridge King, Mr. & Mrs. B. Everett, Vaizeys, Brent Eleigh, Lavenham King, F. J., 38 Folly Road, Mildenhall SE-.Kirkham, A. J., 24 Bury Street, Stowmarket Kirwan, Sir Lawrence, & Lady Kirwan, Hollies Cottage, Wicker Street Green, Kersey Knight, J. W. H., 50 Abbeygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds

tr Lacroix, E. T. P., Leguen de, B.A., 144 Henley Road, Ipswich - Laing, Mrs. V. M., The Spinners, Re Last, Mr. & Mrs. L. E., Hegilsdune, Low Street, Hoxne, Diss , Law, Mr. & Mrs. Robert, Turnpike House, Withersfield, Haverhill 336 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHjEOLOGY

Layton, J. M. G., B.A., B.SC., & Mrs. Layton, Little Court, Fornham All Saints S12. Leedham-Green, Mrs. G. M. S., 18 South Green, Southwold (../o Lefeuvre, Miss B. J., 1 Edward Fitzgerald Court, Hasketon Road, Woodbridge WO Legge, C. A., 20 Ipswich Road, Woodbridge Leonard, Mrs. M. L., Laundry Cottage, Pakenham, Bury St. Edmunds Lewis, Wing Cmdr. & Mrs. B., Thatcher's End, Bardwell, Bury St. Edmunds Lewis, Miss E., 11 Pennyfields, (.4c,' Lightfoot, G. C., C.B.E., & Mrs:Lightfoot, Old Rectory, Hasketon, Woodbridge t-4° Lindsay, Brigadier & Mrs. P. L., Delmourne, Little Bealings, Woodbridge Lindsay, J., F.R.S.L., Castle Hedingham, Halstead, Essex Lingwood, Mr. & Mrs. W. J. M., The Beeches, Barningliam, Bury St Edmunds Livock, Group Capt. G. E., D.F.C., A.F.C., Oyle's Mill, Iwerne Minster, Blandford Forum, Dorset Lloyd, Mr. & Mrs. D. T. Friar's Hall, Rattlesden, Bury St. Edmunds Cao•Lloyd, Mr. & Mrs. H. /a., 12 Moorfield Road, Woodbridge Longe, Miss E., 's Hall, Stowmarket Longe, Mr. & Mrs. J., Huntingfield Old Rectory, Halesworth Longe, Lt. Col. & Mrs. R. B., Hasketon Manor Woodbridge Ip Looker, Miss Jane, 114 Dale Hall Road, Ipswich Loosemore, Mrs. V. A., 32 Elm Road, Rushmere, Ipswich Lowe, Miss Margaret, Gothic House, Clare, Sudbury • )4, Lummis, The Rev. Canon W. M., m.c., 32 Vimy Drive, Wymondham, Norfolk iKk Lund, Mrs. F. M. H., Euston House, Spring Lane, Bury St. Edmunds

Mabbitt, K. R., F.S.A., 71 High Street, Colchester MacCulloch, D. N. J., M.A., Churchill College, Cambridge 1.3L,MacCulloch, The Rev. & Mrs. N. J. H., 3 Klondyke Cottages, Tollgate Lane, Bury St. Edmunds Ho Mager, Derek Hugh, Elm House, Hoxne, Diss Magraw, Mrs. B. I., Hillside, Batcombe, Shepton Mallet, Someiset Manning, Miss Ruth B., 13 Lincoln Terrace, Felixstowe SI, Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. R. J., Meadow Lodge, Meadow Lane, Sudbury IDs't 13‘,.Martin, E. A., Suffolk Archaeological Unit, Shire Hall, Bury St. Edmunds (,00Martin, Mrs. P. M., Red Towers, Melton, Woodbridge We,Mason, Humphrey, Haughgate, Woodbridge May, Miss M. ;Chestnut Cottage, Belchamp St. Paul, Sudbury May, The Rev. Canon Peter de Denne, St. Mary's Rectory, Fitzroy Street, Newmarket 1')1+ Maynard, Miss M. I., Elm Cottage, Witnesham, Ipswich McCabe, Miss N. B., Brabling Green Farm, Framlingham, Woodbridge McDonagh, Mrs. E. A., 30 Greys Close, Cavendish, Sudbury McLachlan Dr. Elizabeth, PH.D., Harlingen Road, Belle Mead, New Jersey, U.S. A. X McLachlan, Mrs. J., 101 Hillhouse Road, Edinburgh 4 Meek, Mr. & Mrs. A. S., Whinden, Blackheath, Wenhaston, HaleswOrth Milburn, Cmdr. & Mrs. G. E. P., Old Vicarage, Sibton, Saxmundham °e Miller, Miss D. R., Woodside, Martlesham Road, Little Bealings, Woodbridge IF Miller, Mrs. H. B., B.A. Brook Cottage, Lane, Gosbeck, Ipswich Mills, Mr. & Mrs. H. S., The Pound, Nacton, Ipswich Minifie, Mr. & Mrs. J. E., Gazebo Farm, Woodbridge Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. C. R., Plovers, Darsham, Saxmundham Moeller, Mr. & Mrs. J. R., The Crown, Denston, Newmarket

LIST OF MEMBERS 337

Morgan, Mrs. S. A., 2131 South Island Highway, Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada

s. Moriarty, Mrs. L. N., South Green Lodge, Southwold CI Morton, A. L., The Old Chapel, Clare, Sudbury NITIWBVM17&—MR7R7J7C-7,--7-Honeymeade-Close,_Stanton,_Btuly-St.. Edmunds Mullins, W. J., L.R.I.B.A., 78 Thorofare, Woodbridge (Ptv) Mutum, L., 23 Heath Road, Ipswich _

Nichols, Mrs. H. P., Gavelcroft, Holton, Halesworth Norburn, The Rev. H., B.A. & Mrs. Norburn, Ingham Rectory, Bury St. Edmunds _xX Norris, N. E. S., F.S.A., 20 Withdean Road, Brighton 5 'W Northeast, Mr. & Mrs. P., Green Pightle, High Town Green, Rattlesden 1(OW) Nuttall, E. D., 0.B.E., M.A., & Mrs. Nuttall, 214 Heath Road, Ipswich

CA , Osborne, B. R., The Pharmacy, Clare, Sudbury X Oswald, Arthur, F.S.A., Rosslyn House, Dormansland, Lingfield, Surrey Owles, Miss E., B.A., F.S.A., MOre's Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds 1p Oxbrow, M., 38 Crabbe Street, Ipswich Oxborrow, G. H., Siskin Cottage, Quakers Lane, Beyton, Bury St. Edmunds

X Packard, Brigadier & Mrs. J. J., 2 The Postern, Barbican, London E.C.2 ( v. Padfield, Mrs. A. E 4 Drybridge Hill, Woodbridge . Page, Miss A., M.A.;21 Heather Drive, Kinver, Stourbridge, Worcester tuo Page, Mr.'& Mrs. T. R., 7 Kingston Road, Woodbridge rve Paget, E. R. H., C.B.E., M.A., Tudor House, Needham Market Paine, C. R., St. Louis Middle School, St. Andrew's Street South, Bury St. Edmunds Paley, Lady, The Chestnuts, Great Barton, Bury St. Edmunds ic Paley, P. J., Castle Hacket, Galway, Eire P N. Parker, Miss M. A., Gable Cottage, Woolpit, Bury St. Edmunds Pawsey, Mr. & Mrs. G. H., 54 Heath Road, Ipswich Pearson, B. G., , Diss Peck, Frederick A., Mill Hill Farmhouse, Foulsham, Norwich Peck, G. C., 48 Red House Lane, Bexleyheath, Kent Peck, John A., Flat 1, 9 Hamilton Gardens, Felixstowe Peel, The Hon. Mrs. David, Huntingfield Hall, Halesworth „ Pendleton, C. F., Pendleton House, West Row, Bury St. Edmunds Penrose, D. G., B.A., HillstonerThe-elosei—Tattingstone„Ipswich Philipson, Mrs. M. H., 35 Seckford Street, Woodbridge 5, Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. A. C., 27 Friars Street, Sudbury x. Ponsonby of Shulbrede, Lord, Shulbrede Priory, Haslemere, Surrey Lei Popham, John, 28 Bolton Street, Lavenham, Sudbury Ivo Pritchard, Dr. & Mrs. M. B., 12 Ipswich Road, Woodbridge

t.", Ransome, Major Gen. & Mrs. R. T., Wilford Cottage, Melton, Woodbridge L. Ranson, Miss K., 39 Market Place, Lavenham L. Ranson, Mrs. L., 39 Market Place, Lavenham Raven, E. J. P., 12 Beaconsfield Place, Aberdeen lee Reeve, James A., 165 High Road, Trimley St. Mary, Ipswich lvo Reid, Mr. & Mrs. Alan, Hall, Monewden, Woodbridge Reid, Mr. & Mrs. E. Field, The Bower Close, Polstead, Colchester Riches, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard, Hasketon Lodge, Woodbridge Ridgard, J. M., B.A., Pelistry, Mill Green, , Woodbridge Robertson, A. K.' 57 Whiting Street, Bury St. Edmunds Robinson, Col. St Mrs. A. C., Conduit House, Long Melford, Sudbury 338 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHJEOLOGY

Rose' Mrs. B. H., Middle Cottage, High Street, Cavendish, Sudbury Roth, Air Commodore & Mrs. V. H. B., 1 Sharp's Green, Horringer, Bury St. Edmunds So Rous, Lady Catherine, 0.B.E., Bracondale, 5 Evans Close, Road, , Southwold $• Rowe, Mrs. M. J., The Elms, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds ul,J9 Rowley, Sir Joshua, Bt.' The Cottage, Stoke-by-Nayland Roy, Mrs. M., The Pool Cottage, Acton, Sudbury Rudd, Mr. & Mrs. A. W., Hawkins Farm, Monks Eleigh, Ipswich Rudderham, T. G., 14 Marlborough Drive, Sudbury „ Russell, Mr. & Mrs. R., Pannells, Belchamp St. Paul, Sudbury "`", Russell-Smith, A., 34 The Thoroughfare, Halesworth 134 Ryder, Mrs. B., 3a Sparhawk Street, Bury St. Edmunds Ryder-Richardson, Dr. & Mrs. D. W., The Beeches, Saxmundham

t-to Salmon, J., B.A., F.S.A.' Depperhaugh House, Hoxne, Diss Lvo Sandeman, The Hon. Mrs., The Mill House, Melton, Woodbridge L. Sanderson, Cmdr. & Mrs. I. C. M., Arundel House, Lavenham, Sudbury Sandon, E. R. C., F.R.I.B.A., Outlands, California, Woodbridge (A' Sawyer, Miss T. G., 109 Thorofare -Woodbridge MS Scarfe, Norman, M.A., F.S.A., Shingle Street, Hollesley, Woodbridge Scarfe' Mr. & Mrs. W. S. N., Shingle Street, Hollesley, Woodbridge So Scott, Mrs. S. K., Raydon Grove Farm, Southwold Serjeant, Mr. & Mrs. W. R., 51 Derwent Road, Ipswich 0 Servaes, W. R., The Old Rectory, Orford, Woodbridge Sewter, Mrs. J. F., Waveney Cottage, Homersfield, Harleston Ng, Shaw, Joan D., 5 Princess Way, Newmarket ,< Sherlock, D. A., 5 Swan Street, Ashwell, Baldock, Hertfordshire Sherlock, The Rev. & Mrs. G. H. K., Twitchetts End, Fornham All Saints St. Shorter, Mrs. Joan, The Limes, Stowmarket Sidery-Smith, G., Mead Cottage, , Eye tvo Silver, Mrs. Nora A., Foxboro' Farm, Melton, Woodbridge )< Simmons, Dr. Paul Douglas, 1 Julian Court, Vant Road, London S.W.17 hk. Simpson, Jas., 23 High Street, Needham Market PfvsSkinner, Mr. & Mrs. A. F., Monks Close, Woolpit Slater, Mrs. J., Windolphs Farm, Stansfield, Sudbury St. Smedley, N., M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., The Willows, 66 North Road, Southwold Smith, David Geo., 26 First Avenue, Farlington, Portsmouth Wo Smith, Mrs. Geoffrey, Sutton Hall, Woodbridge t's. Smith, Gerard V., 21 Woodland Close, Risby, Bury St. Edmunds Snodgrass, Mrs. C., Alde House, , Saxmundham qt., Stanford, John E., 36 Well Street, Bury St. Edmunds 13,., Statham, Mrs. Margaret, B.A., 82 Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds i3t-t Stebbens, Mr. & Mrs. G., 31 Springfield Road, Bury St. Edmunds Stebbings, R. W. C., C.ENG., F.I.E.E., F.R.S.A., & Mrs. Stebbings, The Winnats, Westley Road, Bury St. Edmunds Steers, J. A., M.A., F.G.S., St. Catherine's College, Cambridge Ch^ Steuart-Gratton, Major J., Quay House, Orford, Woodbridge t:s, Steward, Wm. Geo., 8 Council Houses, Risby, Bury St. Edmunds Stradbroke, The Earl of, Henham, Wangford Strangman, Mr. & Mrs. L., Hill House, Walpole Road, Halesworth Sykes, Mr. & Mrs. A. N., Booty Hall, Bardwell, Bury St. Edmunds Tarling, John W., Ladyboag, Ingrams Well Road, Sudbury Tatchell, Mrs. M., West Cottage Walsham-le-Willows &Taylor, Miss M. N., 8 Prigg Walk, Bury St. Edmunds UoThacker, Mr. & Mrs. G. A., 1 Moorfield Road, Woodbridge gL, Thompson, D., 7 Norfolk Road, Bury St. Edmunds LIST OF MEMBERS 339

(p Thompson, Miss P. E., 20 Bent Lane, Rushmere St. Andrew, Ipswich Thomson, R. M., Dept. of History, Tasmania University, Hobart, Australia Thorpe, Mr. & Mrs. J. E., Otley High House, Otley, Ipswich Tollemache, Lady, Helmingham Hall, Stowmarket Tollemarche, Miss Ina, Angel House, Stonham, Stowmarket .14,Tong, Simon S., Highbury House, Bildeston, Ipswich Townley, Mrs. Eileen Mary, Abbey Cottage, Cockfield, Bury St. Edmunds 84, Tupling, Mr. & Mrs. A. M., 5 Grindle Gardens, Bury St. Edmunds Turnbull, Lady Jane, The Cottage, , Woodbridge Turner, Henry M., F.C.A., The Guildhall, Framlingham IP- Turner, Noel H. P., 1 Buttermarket, Ipswich

Ullathorne, The Rev. Canon W. A. C., Chanctonbury, Gallants Lane, East Harling, Norwich

Van der Gucht, Mrs. B., Elder Cottage, Fiddler's Green, Onehouse, Stowmarket

96 Wade, Mrs. I. M., 6 Seckford Street, Woodbridge x Wade-Martins, P., PH.D., The Longhouse, Eastgate Street, Nol-th Elmham, Dereham k Wagner, Sir Anthony R., K.C.V.O., D.LITT., F.S.A., College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street, London E.C.4 tp Wajszwilli, Miss Susan, 17 Flint Close, Ipswich - Warburton, Mr. & Mrs. J. E., 22 Crossways, Shenfield, Essex X. Ward, Mrs. J. G. S., Unstead, Hartswood Road, Brentwood, Essex Ward, Dr. & Mrs. K. L., Hill Croft, Denmark Rise, Diss, Norfolk re Ward, W. Yetton, 24 Beatrice Avenue, Felixstowe lye Warneford, Mrs. V. M., Burkitt House, Woodbridge Warner, P. M., The Old Rectory, , Halesworth 5't Warren, Mrs. Valerie J., 28 Woodhall Road, Sudbury Watson, The Rev. & Mrs. A. W. M., Martin Cottage, , Ipswich Watson, F. J., Uplands,_Wattisfield, Diss If Watson, S. F., Little Orchard, Westerfield, Ipswich Webb, Mr. ck Mrs. H. W. T., Victoria Cottage, Nacton, Ipswich Webb, J. G., M.A., 11 Blount Road, Pembroke Park, Old Portsmouth, Hampshire Welford, Mr. & Mrs. Peter McC., Glebe House, Stratford St. Mary fp West, Rodney B., 5 Dales View, Washbrook, Ipswich West, Mr. & Mrs. R. S., 43 Through Duncans, Woodbridge DiO West, S. E., M.A., A.M.A., Four Ashes, Walsham-le-Willows, Bury St. Edmunds Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs. J. D., 75 Burntwood Grange Road, London S.W.18 84 White, A. B., A.R.I.C.S., 9 Park Road, Bury St. Edmunds (go Whiting, Mr. & Mrs. N. E., Lower Street, , Woodbridge fe Wilberforce, Miss E. M., 11 Maybush Lane, Felixstowe ill, Wilkinson, Mrs. M. P., Spaniel Cottage, 27 Wentworth Road, Aldeburgh Willcocks, Miss C., St. Annes, Lower Ufford, Woodbridge Williams, Mr. & Mrs. A. J., Park, Stowmarket Williams, Mrs. T. M., St. John's Well, Great Barton, Bury St. Edmunds Wilson, Mrs. R. H., Broomhills, , Diss Ifa Wilton, Harry E., 76 Rushmere Road, Ipswich tit Wise, Miss E. L., 50 Rosemary Avenue, Felixstowe Wolton, Hubert C. Great Welnetham Hall, Bury St. Edmunds Wolton, Mr. & Mrs. J. C., The Old Rectory, Little Saxham, Bury St. Edmunds Wd Wood, C. E. F., 8 Ravens Way, Martlesham, Woodbridge 340 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF AE.CH/EOLOGY

Ip Woolner, Mrs. E., 83 Christchurch Street, Ipswich Wooster, Miss 0. M., Overhall Cottage, Cavendish,Sudbury , Wordley, D. A. C., Westlyn,Norton, Bury St. Edmunds Workman, R. L., Flatts Farm, Hawstead, Bury St. Edmunds Wormal, Mr. & Mrs. W. G., Semer Manor, Semer, Ipswich )( Wright, Mrs.J. BrothockHouse, Great Bentley,Essex Wright, Mrs G., DingleyDell, Preston St. Mary, Sudbury Wright, PercyJ., 71 Church Road, Lowestoft tp Wyard, C. J., 3 Cambourne Road, Kesgrave, Ipswich OSr Wymer,J. J., M.A., F.S.A., 17Duke Street, Bildeston,Ipswich Loh,Youngs,Mrs. J. B., Sandy Hill Lane, Woodbridge LIBRARIES AND INSTITOTIONS

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1. The Society shall be called the "Suffolk Institute of Archaeology".

2. The objects of the Institute shall be :— To collect and publish information on the Archaeology and History of the County of Suffolk. To oppose and prevent, as far as may be practicable, any injuries with which ancient monuments of every description within the County of Suffolk may from time to time be threatened and to collect accurate drawings, plans and descriptions thereof. To promote interest in local Archaeological and Historical matters.

3. The,Institute shall consist of Ordinary, Associate and Honorary Merribers.

4. Each Ordinary Member, after 1st January, 1977, shall pay an annual subscription of L3.25, or of L3 if paid by Banker's Order, due in advance on 1st January. A husband and wife, one of whom shall be an Associate Member, shall pay an annual subscription of L3.50 or of L3.25 if paid by Banker's Order, due in advance on 1st January. A subscription of L35 shall secure Life Member- ship. Every Member shall be considered to belong to the Institute until he with- draws from it by notice to the Secretary in writing or is more than twelve months in arrear with his subscription, in which case he shall be deemed to have resigned. Anyone having been nominated is eligible for election at any Meeting (General or otherwise) of the Institute or at any Meeting of the Council.

5. Each Member shall be entitled to free admission to the General Meetings of the Institute; he shall also be entitled to receive a copy of the Proceedingsof the Institute. Members shall be entitled to attend Excursions and to bring not more than two friends, on payment of whatever fees may be decided by the Council from time to time.

6. Honorary Members shall pay no subscription and shall not be entitled to vote but they shall receive a copy of the Proceedingsof the Institute and shall -be entitled to all other privileges of membership. Honorary Members shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting only. Associate Members shall not be entitled to vote nor to receive a free copy of the Proceedings.

7. The Officers of the Institute shall be a President, Vice-Presidents, a General Secretary, a Financial Secretary, such additional Secretaries as may from time to time be required, and an Editor, who shall, if necessary be assisted by an Editorial Committee. The Officers shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting to serve for the ensuing year. Nominations of new candidates for office must reach the General Secretary at least two weeks before the date of the Annual General Meeting.

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The general management of the affairs and property of the Institute shall be vested in the Council, consistingof the Officersand of fifteen Members elected from the general body of the Subscribers,to retire annually but eligible for re-election; with this exception, that no elected member of Council who has been absent from all Council Meetingsduring the precedingyear shall be eligible for re-election at the next Annual General Meeting, with the proviso that the Council may waive this where special circumstanceshave *vented a Member's attendance. The Councilshall meet to transact the ordinary businessof the Institute. They shall have power to appoint Committeesand Local Secretaries,recommend • Hon. Members for election at the Annual General Meeting, supply vacancies which may occur during the year in their own body or among the Officeis and to make arrangements for excursionsand other Meetings. They shall also annually prepare a report and a statement ofaccountsfor submissionto the Annual General Meeting. At the Meetings of the Council four Members shall be a quorum. The Annual General Meeting shall be held if possible before the end of April. 42. A Special General Meeting, apart from and in addition to the Annual General Meeting, may be called at any time on the demand of the Patron or of the President or of the Council or of not lessthan five Ordinary Members of the Institute, who shall signifytheir demand to the Secretary in writing. At least one week's notice of such Meeting shall be given to all Members of the Institute, together with a statement of the proposed agenda. At all Meetings, both of the Institute and of the Council, and of any Committee thereof,the Chairman shall have a castingvote in addition to his own vote. All papers presented to the Institute shall thereby be considered its property and the Editors may publish the same in any way and at any time they may think proper. Should any dispute or differencearise concerning the interpretation of the foregoingrules the decisionof the Chairman for the time being shall be final. No alteration shall be made in these rules by way of addition, omission or otherwiseexcept at a General Meeting and after at least one week's previous notice ofsuch proposedalteration has been sent to everyMember of the Institute.

REPORT FOR 1975

Membership.—During the year 60 members were elected but deaths and resignations led to a drop in membership of 6. At the end of the year membership was: Ordinary members 417 Associate members 137 Life members 27 Honorary meinbers 2 Libraries and Institutions 68

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Excursions.—Thefollowing excursionswereheld: April 30 Lavenham Guildhall, where the annual general meeting was followed by a talk about the history and buildings of Lavenham, given by Mr. D. P. Dymond, M.A., F.S.A., , Extra-Mural Tutor for Suffolk. The Church, Guildhall, Little Hall and other buildings were visited. May 28 Caister-on-Sea Roman town. Burgh Castle Saxon Shore Fort. , St. Olave's Priory. June 25 Dalham Church, Hall and village. Gazeley Church. Denham Church and castle earthworks. July 5 Hoo Church. Letheringham Church, Priory site and Old Hall. Easton Farm Park. August 13 Ipswich, Christchurch Mansion, St. Margaret's Church, Unitarian Meeting House, the Suffolk Archaeological Unit's excavation off Lower Brook Street.

Lectures:—The following lecturesweredelivered: November 15 At Bury St. Edmunds: 'Archaeology and History in the East Anglian Landscape', by Mr. D. P. Dymond, University of Cambridge Extra-Mural Tutor for Suffolk. December 6 At Ipswich 'Colchester—Fortress to Borough', by Mr. P. Crummy, Director of the Colchester Archaeo- logical Unit.

Finance.—The published accounts show that in 1975 expenditure exceeded income by L140, but when income tax on covenants and our investment is repaid, a small surplus will result. Income from all sources now barely meets expenses, and if the present standard of the Proceedings,and excurions, is to be maintained— in the face of certain increases in the costs of printing and postage—then sub- scriptions must inevitably be raised.

Proceedings.—Thisissue will be the last in the present size, which has served the Institute since it was founded but which in recent years has been found too small to meet modern standards of archaeological publication. To facilitate the repro- duction of archaeological and other illustrations to a better scale the editorial committee has recommended and the council has approved th6 adoption of the quarto-size format. The change will result in a small saving of cost and will bring our journal into line with most other national and local archaeological journals in this country.

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I have audited the accounts and books of the Society, and in my opinion, the accounts give a true and fair view of the state of the Society's affairs, as at 31 December 1975. (signed) F. EYRE COOPER, I March 1976 Honorag Auditor.

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£188.80 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII The text page numbers are shown in roman figures; italic figures denote page numbers of illustrations.

A Abbots Hall Museum, 105 Babergh Hundred, 320 Abson Church (Glos.), 70 Babington Plot, 283 (n) Acton, 94, 178 Bacon, Edward, 287 Aestiitribe, 69 —, Francis, 285, 287, 289, 293, 294-5 Agas, Radulph, 275-84 —, Nathaniel, 275 (n), 287, 289, —, indictments,282, 283 290, 291 —, King's Bench trial, 278-9 —, Sir Nicholas,279 —, Star Chamber trial, 280-1, family, 288 282-3 Badlesmerearms' 190 Ainger,Joseph, 303 Badwell,Ladyes Wood, 203 (n) Manor, 275 (n) Bagott,John, 273 Albold, Abbot, 83 Baker and Leigh, auctioneers,307 Aldeburgh, 322 Baker, Mavis, 313 Aldham, 212 Baldwin,Abbot, 83, 241 , 319 (n) Balowe,John (alias Bladsmyth), Aldus, Thomas, 174 257, 261, 263 Allen, Elizabeth, 293 —, Ralph, 255, 257 (2), 271 —, Thomas, 169 (n) Banstead Down (Surrey), Anglo- Allerton Mauleverer Priory Saxon burials, 54 (Yorks.), 141 Barbauld, Mr. and Mrs., 299 (n) AllwoodGreen, 199,201 (n) Barbor, Amos,258 Alton Watermill, re-erection, 405 Bardwell,94 Amesbury (Wilts.), barrow, 37, 38 Barker, Richard, 257 Amoundevilearms, 187 Baron, William, 257 AncientFuneralmonuments,see Barrow, 270 Weever,J. — Bottom drainage, 311 „Annals of Gonvilleand Caius by Barsham, Ashmans Hall, 227 Francis Blomefield,306 — Church and Rectory, 227 Anse1m,Abbot, 76, 241-2 Barton Mills,BeaconHill barrow, 37 Apollo, 69 Bateman,John, 257 Archaeologyin Suffolk,1973-5, Bayhons,John, 257 (2) 94-102,212-24,322-8 House, 95 Ardleigh, pottery, 124, 129,239 Baynard, Margaret, 187 Ares, 69 —, Robert, 187 Argentein, Sir William, 257 — arms, 187 Ars Signorum by GeorgeDalgarno, 297 BeaconHill barrow, 37 Arundel], Elizabeth, Duchessof Beccles,94 , . Notfolk see Mowbray, Elizabeth —, Roos Hall, 227 Aschedon,John, 257 Becher,J., 297 Ashbocking,94, 322 Beck,Cave, 285-98 Ashmole,Elias, 288 —, author of Universalcharacter Aubrey,John, 292 seeunder title —, civilwar, 287 Audley,Lord (John Touchet), 188, 193 —, delegationto bring back Aulnay-aux-Planches(Marne), Charles II, 289 pottery, 237 Devereuxfamily patronage, Axe, Cavenham see Cavenham 290-1 Aylmer,Justin, 293 —, education, 286-7 Ayl(e)noth, William, 257, 271, 273 —, Grays Inn, 286-7 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 349

-, Ipswich Schoól, 288-9 Blois, William 169, 172, 177, 178, M.A., 287 181, 183, 184, 187, 188 Royal Society, 291-4 Blomefield, Mrs., 303 (n) -, St. Helen's, 291, 293 -, Francis, 300, 306 -, St. Margaret's, 289-90 Blundevile arms, 190 Witton and Droitwich, 290 , 319 , John, 286 Boar sculpture, St. Nicholas Church, -, Sarah, 293 Ipswich, 68-74 Becke, Cathrine, 286 Bocher, Nicholas, 257, 266 , John, 286 -, Walter, 257, 266, 268, 269 -, John and Mary, 286 Boleyn arms, 307 Beckford Priory (Worcs.), 141 Bond(e), John, 257, 258, 270 Beckwith, John, 76 Bonhote, Daniel, 304 (n) Becon, John, 205 Bookeof thefoundacionand antiquity of Bede, John, 257 the towneof GreateYarmouthe ed. by Bedingfield Hall, 324 C. J. Palmer, 300 (n) Beer, R. Gilyard, see Gilyard-Beer, R. Borret, John, 169-70, 172, 177, 178, Bellarmines, 95, 323 180, 182, 183, 188, 190 Belton, 299, 305, 306 Bosco, William de, 314 Church, 303, 309 Bottisham, 270 Benacre, 322 Boutell, Rev. Charles, 177 Benedict, Jew of Norwich, 84 Bovile, Sir John the elder ; of Stoke , 94 D'Abernon, 178 Bentley, Richard, 171 (n) -, Sir John (d. 1307), 193 Bentwaters, 212 - ' Sir John (father of Margaret), Benty Grange helmet, 68, 71 178, 193 Beowulf, 71, 73 -, Sir John and wife, 177 Bernard, Gilbert, John and Robert, -, Margaret, 178, 193, memorial 257 _illus. 176 - Beverley, Minster and North Bar, 87 -, Nicola, 193 Beyton, Quakers Lane, 212, 311 Petronella (née Scales), 193 Bigod, Hugh, 67, 142, 143, 148, 149 -, William, 193 -, Roger, 142, 148, 149 -, Sir William, 177-8 -, Roger, 5th Earl of Norfolk, 150 -, Sir William and Joan (née Creke), -, Thomas, Earl of Norfolk, 146 177, 190, 193 -Warms, 190 , Sir William and joan (née - garrison at Framlingham, 1216, 60 Dalenson), 193 Bildeston, 227, 322 , William de, 168 • -, Horse Meadow, 315-18 -, Sir William de (d. 1320), 177-8, - -, bone and shell pieces, 315 193, memorialillus. 176,facing 195 - -, bronze knife handle, 315 - arms, 177-8, 183, 184, 190 - -' clay pipe fragments, family, memorials, 168-177, 315, 318, illus. 316 illus. 176,facing 195 - -, pottery sherds, 315-18, - -, pedigree, 193 illus. 316 'Boy Bishop' tokens, 247, 252, 323, - Church, 227 326, illus. 251 - Hall, 315 Boydon, John, 271, 273 Bird, Ann, seeWingfield, Ann Boynet, Sir John and Winifred, 171 -, William, 190, 193 Bradfield St. Clare, 311 - arms, 191-2 - St. George, Roman road, 212, Black Death, 143, 199-200 311-13, plan 312 Blackemann, 143 Bradley, -, clothier, 277-8, 280, 281, 282 Bladsmyth, John seeBalowe, John Bradwell, Hobland Hall, 303 (n) Blaeu, Joannes, 321 Braithwayte, William, 286, 297-8 , 94-5 Bramford, 95, 322 Blennerhasset, William, 275 (n) Brandeston, 212 •

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- Church, 175• Burghley,Lord, 277 - Vicarage, pyramid, 174-5, illus. Burman, Robert, 209 between194-5 Burn,J. H., 301 (n) Brantham Hall, Beakerand Bronze Burwell,258 Age burials, 116-30, illus. 120, 122, Bury Bible, 76, 77, 82 125, 127, map 117 - St. Edmunds, 270, 323, 345 , beaker burials, - - -, Assizes,277,279, 282, 283 119, 119-23,128 - - -, BellInn, 323 beakers and - - 'BoyBishop' token, 323 sherds, 118, 119-23,128, 129, - - -, Church of St. James, 242 illus. 120 - - -, excursionto, and A.G.M., , cremations, 105 129-30 - - -, massacreofJews, 75 , flint dagger, - -, Portuguesejar, 214 118, 128, illus. 120 - - -, Royal Oak, 323 , human bones - secretumof William De and skeletons,118, 119, 123, 129-30 Bosco,314 , urn burials, - - Abbey, 75, 76, 80-1, 83-5 123-8 - - -, altar piece, 307 , urns and - - - -, fire, 83 sherds, 116-18,123-8,129, illUS. - - -, Gospelof St. Mark, 77-8 122, 125, 127 - - - -, Norman Gate Tower, Breame,Bazill,293 excavations,241-52,illus. 249, 251, Breiddin (Montgomeryshire),pottery, facing 252, plan 244, diags 245, 246. 237 247, facing 253 Brent Eleigh Church, wall-painting, animal 81 (n) bones, 242, 243, 247, 248, 250, 252 Brettenham (Norfolk),Icenian bronze , 'BoyBishop' coin, 214 token, 24?7,252,illus. 251 BrightwellHeath, Anglo -Saxon , bronze burials, 54 finds,247, 249, 250, 251 Briscoe,Teresa, 311 , East Anglian Brome,283, 315 redware, 247, 251, illus. 251 Brotherton, Thomas Plantagenet de, , leather 150 finds,243, 249 Brown,Edmund (aliasTaylor), 257 Browne,Thomas, 281, 282, 283 miscellaneousfinds,249-52 6 Brownists,280 , pottery, Bruckner,Rev., 302 242, 247, 248, 251, illus. 249, 251 Brunne,John and wife,268 precinct Bryghtwell,John, 273 wall, 246-7 ,144 , roof tile Bulbeckarms, 190 fragments,247, 252 Bulsham' Thomas, 257 (3) , window Bungay, 304 (n) glass,242, 247, 249, 251-2, - Castle, pottery type, 100. illus. 251 Buntyng, William, 257 - - -, St. James's Tower, see Bures,Sir Robert de, 178 Bury St. Edmunds Abbey, Norman Bures, 188,276 Gate Tower - Church, 276 - - - Cross,75-85, illus. between , 212 84-5 Burgh-by-Woodbridge,213,322-3 - - - -, inscriptions,75, 77-8, - Castle, 305 (n), 306 illus. between84-5 - -, Saxon Shore-Fort, 345 Butler, Charles, 297 ---- , Pegasusintaglio, Butley, 319 313115,illus.facing 314 Priory, 88 Church, .305(n) Byford,John, 323 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 351

Clench, Thomas and Ann, 190 Caesar, Sir Julius, 283 - arms, 191 Caister-on-Sea Roman town, 306, 345 Clerkenwell, 286 Cambridge, 79 Cleveland, John, 286, 287 -, mosaic tiles, 165 Clubbe, Rev. William' 174 , St. John's College, 286, 288 Cockfield, 206 (n)' 311 Campsea Ash Priory and St. Mary's Coddenham, 214, 323 Chapel, 213 -, Roman settlement, 95-7 Candler, Matthias, 169, 170, 283 (n) Coggeshall, mosaic tiles, 165 Cohard, Thomas, 273 Canterbury, Archbishopof, 279 Capel St. Mary, 95, 213 Coins, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, Carbonell arms, 190 102, 214, 215, 217, 218, 219, 222, Carlton seeKelsale cum Carlton 223, 250, 323, 324, 326, 327 Carp's tongue complex 232 Colakyr, Adam, 270, 272 Carrickfergus Castle (Antrim), 62 Colchester-Fortressto Borough, lecture Carter, Alan, 105 by P. Crummy, 245 J., 197 - brooch, 96 Caston arms, 190 Cole, Rev. William, 307 Catchpole, Priscilla, 291 Colett, John, 273 Catelyn, John, 269 Coleyn, John, 257 Cavenham, squat ground axe, 310-11 Columbanus, priest, 143 310 Combretorium, 96, 97 Cecil, Robert, 277, 282-3 Commission of Peace, 276, 277 - family, 279 Constantine, 72 Chalons-sur-Marne, bowl, 237 Cook, Thomas, 258 Chamberlain, Nathaniel, 287 Cooke, Edward, 293 (n) Chamberleyn, Edward, 275 (n) , John, 273 Champs d'Urnes II, 237 -, Laurence, 257 Chapman, Adam and Nicholas, 257 , Ralph, 257 Chapman, John, plan of Newmarket, -, Robert, 293 1787, 255, 262, illus.facing 274 Cookley, witchcraft, 292 Characterpro notitia linguarumuniversali Coombe (Kent), Anglo-Saxon by J. Becher, 297 (n) burials, 54 ' Charles I, 290 Cooper, Thompson, 301 Cootes, William, 273 Charles II, 290 Copenhagen, Pegasus gem, 314 Chaundelere, John, 257 Coppack, Glyn, 90 Cheveley, Henry, 257 (3) Corby (Northants), pottery, 237 -, Thomas and William, 257 Cornwallis, Sir Thomas, 283 -, William and Alice, 264 Coronationof Henry VII and of Queen 'Chilton bulge', 318-21, illus. Elizabeth (of York), 307-8 facing 330 Coteler, William, 269 - (by Clare), 320, 321 Cotton 323 (- -) Chapel, 320 (n) - Lodge, 227 - (by Stowmarket), 321 (n) Couper, Stephen, 257 - (by Sudbury), 320, 321 Covehithe, 323 Chinnor-Wandlebury pottery, 239 Cowlinge, 323 Chippenham (Cambs.), barrows, 37 Cracke, John, 255, 257 (2), 263 Christchurch Mansion, 290, 291 Cranmer Green, 201, 203 Civil War, 287 Creke Joan seeBovile, Sir William and Joan Clare, 323 Cremation burials seeBrantham Hall, Clark, Edward and John, 197 (2) Eriswell, Gazeley, Hadleigh and Clark, Kennett, Lord, 75, 76 Snape Claydon, Icenian bronze coin, 214 Crowfoot, Elizabeth, 53-4 -, Paper Mill Lane, 213-14 Crummy, P., 245 - Hundred, 319 Cuckowe, William, 273 352 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHYEOLOGY

Cullum, Rev. SirJohn, 172, 177, 178, Dover, 3rd century signet, 315 181, 183, 187, 188,301 (n) ' - Castle, 62 -, Sir Thomas Gery, 301 (n) Dowsing,William, 169, 178, 180, Cullyng, Richard, 273 (4) 181, 182, 188, 192 , Thomas, 273 (2) Driffield,Thomas of; seal, 327 , 97 Drinkstone,323 Curteys,John, 257 - Mill, 105 Cusset,William, 257 Droitwich, Church of Sf. Andrew, 291 Cynewulf,71-2 Dugdale, Sir William, 306 Dunkon, Robert, 291 Dunstan, Saint, 73 Dunwich, 275 (n), 304 (n) Dymond, D. P., 321, 345 Dale, Henry, 254, 257 (3), 262 Robert, 304 Dalenson,Joan, 193 Dalgarno, George,297 Dalham Church, Hall and village, 345 Earl, Dr., 290 Damet, Thomas, 300, 306 (n) East Anglian archaeology,A new dealfor, Danelaw, Old, 73 lecture by S. E. West, 227 Darby, J. W., 175, 177, 185 Anglian landscape,Archaeologyand Darmsden' pottery, 237, 238, 239 historyin the, lecture by D. P. Darsham, 323 Dymond, 345 Davison,Katherine, 141-9 - Bergholt,290 (n) Dawe,John, 270, 273 - Harling Church (Norfolk), 188 (n) De La Pole, Michael, 86, 87, 88 ,324 - -, William, 87 - Farm Park, 345 Denham Church and castle earth- Edgar, King, 319 (n) works, 345 Edmund, Saint, 85 Denny Abbey (Cambs.), mosaictiles -, shrine, 80 and bricks, 164, 165, 166-7 Edmund de Pountenay, Saint, 325 Denston, 190 Edward I, 259 Depden, Thomas, 254, 257 (4) Edward II, 150 Deresley,John, 261, 273 Edward III, 150 - , Richard, 257 Elene, 71-2,73 Descriptionof StrawberryHill by Elmham,John, 257 Horace Walpole, 307 Elmsett, 324 Devereux,Edward, 8th Viscount Elstow,mosaictiles, 165 Hereford,291 Ely Abbey, 319 (n) -, Elizabeth (née Withypoll), 290 Cathedral, mosaictiles, 164, -, Leicester, 6th ViscountHereford, 165, 166 290-1 - -, Prior Crauden's Chapel, -, Leicester, 7th ViscountHereford, 291 164, 165 -, Priscilla (née Catchpole), 291 Emms, Elizabeth, 299 (n) -, Robert, 290 -, Rev.. Robert, 299 (n) , Sir Walter (later5th Viscount Encombe (Dorset),pottery, 237 Hereford), 290 English grammar, by Charles Butler, 297 Dewesby,John, 257 Equites stablesianorum,314 Deye, Master, 275 (n) Eriswell,214 Directionfor thesearchof reeords. . . by Deth Hill, 1 (n) Sir William Dugdale, 306 -, EnclosureAward, 1 (n) Ditton CamoysManor, 255 -, excavation, 1-18, illus. 6, 12, 13, - Valens Manor, 255 14, map 2, plans 3, 5, between 6-7, Dodd, K. M., 195 8, ii Doe, Richard, 257 -, animal bones, 17 Dorchester,Mount Farm, pottery, 237 'banana' trench, 9 Douglas,David, 198 -, beaker ware, 3, illus. 13 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 353

-, Bronze Age barrow, 2-3 -, Old Church, 131, 145, map -' burials and cremations, 4-9, 131, 145 15-17, plans 5, 8 Oulde Abbey close, 145 -, flints, 10, 11, illus. 14 , Priory Manor, 143 -, human bones, 4, 8, 9, 15-17 Felsham, 208, 210 -, Neolithic occupation, 10-15, Fenn, Sir John, 299 (n) p/an ii Fennale, John, 271, 273 (2) -, Neolithic pottery, 10-13, Ferror, John, 275 (n) illus. 12, 13 Fetheller, Peter, 257 -, urns, 4, 7, 8-9, illus. 6 Field Book of Walsham-le-Willows, 1577 -, Great How Field and How Hill, 195 1 (n) Finborough Hall, Portuguese jar, 214 Essay towardsreal characteranda (Durham), 139 philosophicallanguageby John Wilkins Finglesham (Kent), Anglo-Saxon 285, 297 burials, 54 Etheldreda, 319 (n) - ring, 52 Euston, 283 FitzAlan, Elizabeth seeGowsell, Excursions, 1973-5, 105, 227, 345 Elizabeth (nee FitzAlan) Exning, 214, 258, 264-5, 271, 272 -, Richard, Earl of Arundel, 183-4 -, Arnold Field, 264 - arms 184, 190 Broydon Field, 264 FitzIsabel, William, 84 -, East Field, 264 FitzLewis, Elizabeth (Lady Wingfield), Fabionshead, 266 184, 185, 192, 193 -, Little and Great Southfield, 264 - Arms, 184, 185, 188 -, The Moat, 97 FitzRichard, Simon and Nicola (née -, Shepherds Herdler, 263 Bovile), 193 South Field, 266 FitzSimon, Richard, 193 -, West Field, 264 Fleke, Robert, 272 -, Windmill Field, 264 , 214 - Hundred, 318 Flixton-near-Bungay, 208 (n) Eye, 324 Flochworp, Roger, 259 Flower, -, fellow of Jesus:, 287 Folkys, William, 270 Forby, Robert, 302 (n) Fordham, Prior of, 257 Fabyan, John, 260 Forncett, 208 (n) Fairfax, Nathaniel; 170, 291-2, 293, Fornham All Saints, 324 294, 295, 297 Fort-Harrouard (Eure-et-Loir), Farewel, Richard, 260, 261 pottery, 237 Farmington (Connecticut), treasury Forth, William, 282 of Walpoliana, 308 Framlingham Castle, 142, 215 Farmstead, Medieval, Heveningham, - -, defensive features,58-67, 324 plan 59, diags. 61, 63, 65 Farwell, William, 257 (2) , 215 Feke, Beatrice, 261 Freckenham, 324 Felgate, T. M., 150-2 Frendesberg, Nicholas de, 148 Felixstowe, 214 Frere, John, 263 Bredinge (Breathinge), 143, Fressingfield, Church Farm barn, 105 144-5, 146, map 145 Freston, 324 -, Chapel of Burgh, 143, 144, 145, map 131 Freyja, 69-70 Great Long Dole close, 145-6, Freyr, 69-70, 73 map 145 Funstone, Henry, 271 -, map, see Kirby, Joshua -, Margaret, 271 -, Old Abbey and Old Abbey Pond , Simon, 257, 259, 270-1, 273 close, 145, 146, map 145 -, William, 271 354 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Goodreed,William, 257 (2) GorlestonChurch, 305, 308 Galdyng,John, 148 GosforthCross' 74 Gariannonum, 314 Gough, Richard, 172, 173, 180, 183, Gariononum,Remarksupon,seeRemarks 187, 188 upon Gariononum Gowsell,Elizabeth, 175, 183, 187, Gateward, Ralph, 257 193,memorialillus. between194-5 -, Robert, 260 -, John, 184 -, Richard, 257 (2) -, Robert and Elizabeth (née Gathercole, Ebernezzer, 90 FitzAlan), 183, 184, 193 Gazeley,Early BronzeAge cemetery, - arms, 183, 184, 185, 187, 190 19-46,illus.facing 24, between38-9, Goytie,John, 273 map 20, plans 21, 22 Gravon, (Seine-et-Marne),bowls,237 , amber bead, 30, 41, Gray's Inn, 286-7 illus. -23 Great Barton, 215 , animal bones, 25, Bricett, 215 42-3 - Whelnetham, 328 , barrow 19,26-7 - Wratting, 328 , Bronze'Agepot- Yarmouth, 299, 306 sherds,29 (n), 30-1,42 - -, Church of St. Nicholas, , central grave and 303, 308 burials, 29-32,43-4 - -, Elizabethan and 18th century , cremations, 31-5, histories,300 40-1, 42, 45-6 - -, History and Antiquities of, by , ditch, 24-6 Henry Swinden, 300-1,308 , flint scraper, 38, 39, Middlegate Street, 304 illus. 23 - - Corporation, 300 , flints, 24, 25, 30, Green, John, 323 32, 38-41 Grene, Matilda, 272 , human bones and Gressenhall,275 (n) skeletons,29-35,43-6, illus. - complaint, 277 between38-9 dreysson,Arthur, 254, 257 (4),.259, , Iron-Age potsherds, 262, 270 25-6 -, Margery, 259 , peripheral burials, Grimwade, William, 282 32-5 • Grundisburgh, 215 , robber trench, 27-9 Grygge,John, 257 (2), 270, 271, 273 , urns and sherds, -, John, jnr., and Margaret, 271 30, 31-2, 33-4, 38-9, 40, 41-2, -, Felice,271 illus. gr, 42 Gurdon, John, 278, 280, 282, 284 - Church, 345 Geast, William, 289 (n) Genought,John, 257 (3) Gifford, Ben, 289 Hacheston, 97-9, 215-17 Gillingwater,Edmund, 300 (n), 306 Icenian bronze coin, 214, 217 Gilyard-Beer,R., 138-41 Hacwrong, Thomas, 257 (2) ,Rookery Farm, 215 Hadleigh, 324 GisorsCastle (Eure), 62 -, excavations, 109-15, illus. 113, Glanvillearms, 190 map Ir o, plan 110, diag. ii i GlenluceAbbey, 88 (n) -, animal bones, 112 Gloucester,Humphrey, Duke of, 307 -, collared urn' 109-12,illus. 113 Glover,John, 257 -, cremations, 109, 114 Glover,John (aliasofJohn Webb), -, flint implements, 114, illus. 113 261, 270, 273 -, human bones, 109, 112 ' Gochie,Thomas, 273 -, pottery, 112, 114 Godard, William, 267 - Literary and ScientificInstitute, Goderick, 143 114 IND,E X OF VOLUME XXXIII 355

Hallstatt bowls, 236-7, 239, 240 - - - - the Hundredof Hamlyn Plantagenet arms, 190 by John Ives and printed Hancocks, Ralph, 257 (2) prospectus, 305 Hannott, James and Mary, and - of Leicestershire by R. Gough, 173 daughter Mary, 301 History of Loes Hundred see Hawes, Harkstead, 324 Robert Harley, L. S., 88 - Norfolk by Francis Blomefield, Harvey, William, 169, 178, 180, 181, 299-300 182, 185, 187 Hobart arms, 307 Hastings, Sir Hugh, 180, 193 Hogan, Thomas, 275 (n) , Margaret, 180, 181, 193 Hogby (Sweden), 71 (n) arms, 180;181, 182 Holborn, Warwick Court, 302 Haughley, 324 Holbrook, 190 Haukere William, 273 Holland, John, Earl of Huntingdon Haverhill, 324 and Anne, 185 Havering-atte-Bower (Essex), Hollesley, 217 • Pegasus intaglio, 314-15 Holyngworth, Agnes, 272 Hawes, J., senr., 197 -, Nicholas, 272 , Robert, 170, 177, 178, 180, 181, -, Roger, 254, 257 (4), 259, 262, 184, 185, 188, 190, 191, 192 263, 264, 272 Hawstead Church and Guildhall, 227 Honeman, John and Margery, 257 Hedingham ware, 317 Honeypot arms, 190 Helbye, Thomas, 257 Hoo Church, 345 Helen, mother of Constantine, 72 Hooke, Robert, 292 Helgate, Robert, 148 Horley, brass, 182, illus. 182 Helmingham, 144 Horringer, 324 Helpston, mosaic tiles, 165 Hoveringham (Notts.), 184 Helyas, sacrist, 83 Hoving, Thomas P. F., 75, 76, 77-8, Hemley, Drift House, 99 80, 81, 82 Hengrave, 283 Howard arms, 190 Hemg, Martin, 315 - family, 150 Henry I, 79 Hoxne, 99 Henry II, 66, 67 - Hundred, 319 Hereford, Viscounts,seeDevereux Hugh, Abbot, 83-4 Herietesham, Thomas de, 148 Hugo, Master, 75 (n), 76, 77, 81-3 Herringfleet, 345 Hull, Church of Holy Trinity, 87 Hertlepe, John de, 147 -, De la Pole brickfield, 86 (n), 87 Hervey, John 195 -, North Wall, 88 Herward, John, 273 (2) Hundreds, early maps, 319-21 Hessett, 311 • Hurst, J. G., 251 Heveningham, 324 - Fen, pottery, 11, 15 Heydon arms, 178 Heyward, John, 257 High Suffolk, 205, 206 (n), 208, 211 Higham, Sir John, 279, 284 -, John, 254, 257 (2), 258 Icenian bronze coins, 214, 217 Ferrars Church, mosaic tiles, Ickelyngham, John, 257 164, 165 Icklingham, 99 - Heath track, 311 -, Roman Christian cemetery, Historic doubtson the life and reignof 217-18 King Richard the third by Horace Church, mosaic tile pavement, Walpole, 307 153-67, illus. 156-61, between166-7 Historicalaccountof the ancienttown of Ickneild Way, 259, 311 Lowestoft by Edmund Gillingwater, Ickworth SurveyBooke, 1665, 195 300 (n), 306 Idea of Mathematics, by John Pell, 295 History and antiquitiesof Great rarmouth Innocent III, papal bulla, 94 by Henry Swinden, 300-1, 308 - VI, papal bulla, 328 356 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY

Intaglios see Pegasusintaglios Ixning, Richard, 257 Ipswich, 99-100, 144,218-20,325-6 Ixworth, 1625survey, 195 Blackfriarscemetery, 219 - Middle School, 105 -, 'Boy Bishop' token, 326 -, Chapel of St. Edmund de Pountenay, 325 - - - George, 100 , Christchurch Mansion, 345 Jakeman, John, 273 . -, Church of St. Augustine,218 Jansson,Joannes, 321 - - St. Helen, 291, 293 . Jarrow Priory (Durham), 139 - - St. Lawrence, 289 Jermyn, Sir Robert, 279 - - St. Margaret, 287, 289, Jews, 75, 78-9,80, 81, 83, 84-5 290, 345 Joce, Rabbi and Isaac, 85 - - St. Mary Tower, 289 Jocelin of Brakelond,80, 83, 84 - - St. Nicholas,289 John, King, 67 , boar tympanum, -, servant ofJohn Kyrkeby, 272 68-74 -, Anne (née Montague), 185 GreyfriarsFriary, 219 -7, Elizabeth, 184, 185, 193 HolywellsPark, 99 -, Sir Lewis, 185, 193 -, Lower BrookStreet excavations, Johnson, -, inventor of Wit-spell,288 325, 345 -, Isaac, 173, 175, 176 -, Saxon kiln, 325 -, William, 174 Ipswich, town defences,325 Jones, R. T., 252 -, Unitarian Meeting House, 345 Josshyp,John, 257 -, wine trade, 93 Jourdon, Ellis' 257 -, witchcraft, 292 -, William, 257 Wolsey'sCollege, 142,220 Jurnet, -, of Norwich, 84 - School,285, 288-9 - ware, 100, 102, 138,218, 219, 220, 325, illus. 137 lye, John, 275 (n), 278, 279 (n), 281 -, William, 281, 282 Kauffmann, C. M., 76, 82 Ives,-Anne,303 Kedington, 326 -, Elizabeth (nee Emms), 299 (n) ,220, 319 -, John, 299-309,portraitfacing 31o, Kembald, Galfridus, 198 birthplace.illus.facing309 Kenilworth Castle, 64 -- connectionswith Horace Kennet, David H., 93 Walpole,' 306-8 Kentford, 100-1 - -, Fellowof Royal Society,304 Kenton, 319 - -' - - Societyof Antiquities, Kervin,John, 257 302 Kesgrave,326 -, History and antiOities,of the ,Manor Farm, 101,220 Hundredof Lothingland,seeundertitle Kett, Sarah, see Ives, Sarah - -, marriage, 304, 309 -, Wade, 304 (n) - -, Remarks uponGariononumsee , prehistoricpottery, undertitle 231-40,illus. 233, 234, 235, maps - -, Selectpapers,seeundertitle 231 SuffolkHerald Extraordinary, Ketton-Cremer, R. W., 308 304 Keyes,Mary, 286 , John, senr., 299 (n), 301, 308, Kingston-upon-HullseeHull 309 (n) Kinnes, I. A., 42-3 -, of Swaffham, 301 (n) Kirby, Joshua, map of Felixstowe, -, Mary (née Hannott), 301 135(n), 145, 146, 147, 149, -, Sarah (née Kett), 304, 309 (n) illus. 145, illus. of Walton Abbey -, Thomas, 301 (n) • facing 152 Ivy Tree Farm seeHadleigh, Kircher, A.' 297 excavations Kirton, 144 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXILI. 357

Klingelhofer, A., 166-7 - Abbey (Priory), 168, 170, 171, KnodiShall, 101, 326 174, 178, 192, 345 Koo, John, 257 Church, 168-92, 345, illus. between Kydde, John, 257 194-5, Plan 175 Kynge, Robert, 262, 273 (3) - -, canopied altar tombs, 182-92, Kyrkeby, John, 254, 257, 272 illus. between194-5 Kytson, Sir Thomas, 283 - Mill, 168 - Old Hall, 168, 172-3, 345 Leycestre, John, 257 Lichfield arms, 190- Lillingston Dayrell, mosaic tiles, 165 Hundred, 319 Lingua Philosophica,by Nathaniel - ring and horse brooch, 51-2 Chamberlain, 287 Lacy, Thomas, 257 Linton, pottery, 239 La cye, Thomas, 199 Little Bricett Church, 222 Lakenheath, 220 Lodwick, Francis, 292, 297 , Portuguese jar, 90-3, 214, illus. 91 Loes Hundred, 319 Lamborne, Peter, 301, 304 Histog of, see Hawes, Robert Landwade, Margaret, 257 London, Holborn, 302 Langford, auctioneers, 307 -, Norfolk Street, 304 Langham, John, 257 Long Melford, 101 Larkyn, Robert, 271 - Wittenham (Upper Thames Lasko, Peter, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82 valley), bowl, 237 Laste, John, 254, 257 Longland, Sabrina, 76 La Tene, 239 Longworth, Dr. I. H., 7, 8, 31, 41-2 - - III brooch, 97 Lote' Ralph (alias Taylor), 257 (9) Latham, William, 172, 190, 191 Lotharingian works, 82-3 Lattinford Bridge, 213 Lothingland,History and antiquitiesof - Hill, 95 the Hundredof, by John Ives, 305 Lavenham, A.G.M. at 'Guildhall and Lott, Ralph, 254, 262, 271 talk on history of buildings of Lovenden Heath (Lincs.), Anglo- Lavenham by D. P. Dymond, 345 Saxon burials, 54 -, Church, Guildhall, Little Hall Lowestoft, 300 (n), 306, 326 and other buildings, 345 , Historicalaccount. . . of, by -, market place, 261 Edmund Gillingwater,300 (n), 306 Lawrence, Matthew, 289 (n) Lucas, John, 266 Lawshall, 227 Lullingstone Pegasus, 314 (n) Church, 227 Lupus arms, 190 Laxfield, 201 Lynn; Richard, 257 Layham, 101, 220, 326 Lea, Philip, 321 Leadenhall, 286 Lectures, 1973-5, 105, 227, 345 Leicester War, 67 MacCool, Finn, 69 Leicestershire,History of, by R. Gough, Macmorough arms, 190 173 Mandevyle, John, 257 (3) , John, 257 (2) Manners, customs. . . of inhabitantsof Leman, William 172 England by Joseph Strutt, 307 Lene, Agnes and Robert, 200 Mannock, Dorothy, 190 le Neve, Peter, 169 (n), 299, 300 (n) -, Francis and daughter, 278 Leorick, 143 Manship, Henry, 300 le Reve, Robert, 147 Manston, John, 257, 269 Les Jogasses (Marne), bowl, 237 , Margaret, 257 Letheringham, Abbey Farm, 326 Mare, Robert, 273 -, list of Lords of the Manor, 193 Mark, Saint, Gospelof, from Bury St. -, Transcriptsof theparish registers, Edmunds Abbey, 77-8 by P. C. Rushden, 176 (n) Marnian La Tene culture, 238 358 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Marshall arms, 190 Nedging, BrickHouse Farm, 227 Ma'rtin, Edward, 293 - Church and Hall, 227 -, Thomas (Tom), 170, 177, 178, Needham Market, 222 182, 184,299-300,302, 303, 304, Nelson,S., 318 305, 305 (n), 307, drawingfacing 195 Newmarket, 15th century, 253-74, Martlesham, 144,220-1 p/ans 256,facing 274 and 275 -, Anglo-Saxonburials, 54 - -, The Angel, 259, 272 Mary, Qteen, 277 - Astley Club, 259 Maryot, William, 273 (3) - -, Barkers' Row, 262, 271, 273 Masseyarms, 191 - -, The Bear, 254, 257, 259 Massingham,John, 302 - -, The Bell,254, 257, 259 Maxey, Thomas and Anne, 289-90 - -, BlackBear Lane, 255 -, William, 290 (n) - Braham Close,265 - (Northants.), pottery, 236 - -, The Bull, 257, 259 Maygood, Margaret, 257 . - Bullsyard,257 (2) Mayner, Roger, 257 - -, BushelInn, 262 Meesden (Herts.), mosaictiles, 165 - -, the Butchery,261, 273 Melton, 222 - byelaws,265-7 Mendham, 101 - chantry chapel of St. Mendlesham,200, 201,(n) Mary, 269 - Old School,-.227 - Cheesemarket,261,,2,73 Mercury-byjohnWilkins,288, 295 - - The Christopher,-257, Mersenne, Martin, 298 259, 212 Methodus novadocendi. . . musicametc. - Church Lane, 255, 258 by WilliamItraithwayte, 298 -- of-AllSaints, 255, Mey,,William, 254, 257 259, 2/0 Michael, Saint, 73-4 St. Mary, 255, Middleton-Stoney,mosaictiles, 165 ,259,2/0 Mildenhall, 222 - -, ClockTower, 255 - Fen, pottery, 239 - Cordwainer's Row, 262, 273 - ware 13 - Cornhill, 255 Mills,Ann, 175, 183 -, courts; manor, market, Miscellaneousantiquities,306 general and leet, 267-9 Monk Soham Church, 291, 293 - -, Cowper's,257 Montagtie, Anne, 185 - -, Cross,261, 262, 273 john, Earl of Salisbury, 185- - Demeases,265 - arms, 185 - DesmesneLands, 263 Monthermer arms, 185 - - Dofhouseherd,264 Moral, John, 147 - -, Drapery, 273 Mosaictiles, (medieval), 153-67, - Dundich, 255, 257 illus. 156-61, between166-7, map -, Exeter Road, 258 of distribution163 - Exning Road, 255 Motte, John and Margaret, 257 - -, Fair, 269 -, Richard, 257, 259, 273 - Fairstead, 255, 257 Moulton, 222 - Fannefeyre,257, 259, 270 Mowbray, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, - Fannefeyreawey,257 and Elizabeth, 184, 193 - -, farms and fields,263-7 - family, 150 - Feyrewey,257 - -, Fitzroy Street, 255, 265 - fixedrents, 253-5,263 - -, Fox and GooseLane and Nacton, 326 alehouse,262 Namsekyll,William, 257 Naughton Church, 227 - -, The Griffin,257, 259, 272 Naunton, Secretag, 171 - -, Guildhall, 262, 273 -, William, 172 - - street, 262 - family, 168 - -, Hamilton Road, 265 INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 359

- -, The Hart, 257, 259 - -, Turners' Row' 273 - - High Street, 255, 258, 259, - -, watercourse, 255, 258, 259, 261, 262, 264, 269, 270-1, 272, 273 264, 269 - -, homes and holdings, - -, The Wellington, 262 253-60 - - Wellington Street, 255, - Icneild Way, 259 258, 262 - -, Ironmongers' Row, 273 Nicaise, Saint, 83 Jacobbe's, 257 Nicholas IV, Pope, 144 - Jockey Club buildings, 2.55 Nichols, John, 173, 175, 187 - Lordsmeadocv, 263-4 Niederwcis (southern Eifel), 236 - -, Lowther Street, 265 Norden, John, 169 (n), 195 - Marham's, 257 Norfolk, History of, by Francis . - -, Market, 262, 270-1 Blomefield, 299-300 - - Lane, 255, 262 Northampton, Marquis of, 173 - - Meanes 265 Northill, mosaic tiles, 165 - - Place, 2"58,259,262, Norton, John, 298 269, 273 Norton, 195 - - Street, 255, 258, 262 - Priory, mosaic tiles, 165 - Mercery, 261, 273 Norwich, 79, 84-5, 105, 306 - Millbank, 265 -, Barn Road, pottery, 315 - Millhill, 255, 266-7 - Ecclesiastical Commission, 276 - old Bakehouse, 270 - Free School, 302 - Osbert's lodging house, 259 Notger, Bishop, Gospels, 82 - Plalace, 259 - -I Street, 259 - Plortland Road, 265 - -, poultry rent, 264 - Pyndfolde or Pound, 257, Oakley, 222 - Park, brick pit, 99 258 - -, The Ram, 255, 257, 259, Offton, 222 Old Danelaw, 73 272 - Newton Hall, 327 - -, Rookery development, 255, 262, 269 - Warden Abbey, 165 - -, Roper's Row, 261, 273 Oldenburg, Henry, 292, 293, 294, - -, Rutland Arms, 255 295, 297 - -, St. Mary's parish, 264, 266 Oldhawe, Henry, 147 Ord, Craven 172, 305 Square, 255, 257, 259, 265, 269 Ording, Abbot, 83 Orford, 144, 149, 195, 290, 327 - -, The Saracen's Head, 257, 259 Castle 66-7 - -, The Ship, 257, 259, 272 Orkney hood, 54 - -, shops and stalls, 260-3 Osbert the shepherd, 259 listed, 273 Oslo Museum's Christ, 79, 81, 82 - Shraggeryrow or Shraggery, Osteller, John and wife, 268 257 -, William, 257 - -, The Spethy, 257 , 101, 222 - Church, 305 - -' Spiceryrow (Spicers' Row), Overton, Henry, 321 262, 273 - Stoutemey, 257 - Hill (Wilts.), barrow, 37 (n), 38 - -, Sun Lane, 262 Oxborrow, Geoffrey, 313 - -, The Swan, 254, 257, 259 Oxford, 287 -, The Sword Inn, 254, 257, 259 - -, tenants listed, 257 tenementum, 255 Pagan, William, 302 - - tollbooth (talbooth), Page, Thomas, 209 • 261, 212, 273 Paget, 3rd Lord, 277, 278 360 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHIEOLOGY

Griselda seeWaldegrave, Griselda Popham, Lord ChiefJustice, 279, 283 Pakenham, 327 Portuguesejars' 90-3, 214, illus. 91 - MiH, 105 Portus,Ja., 289, 295 Palgrave, William, 257 Portyngale, Agnes,268 Palgrave, 299-300,302, 303 Pountenay, Edmund de, Saint, 325 grammar school,299 (n) Preston, William, 273 Palmer, C.J., 300 (n) - St. Mary, 327 Papal bullae, 94,-328 Pridden, Rev. John, 173, 180, 182, The Parentsprimer and the Mother's 183, 187, 190 lookingglass by Joseph Waite, Privy Council,275 (n), 279, 284 (n) 289 (n) Pyngill, Thomas, 261, 273 Parham, 101 Pyrton,John, 261, 273 - Hundred, 319 Parker,John, 197(6), 204 -, Sir Philip, 279 Parkere,John, 273 Parry, H., 173 Quylter, Thomas, 257 Paschal, Andrew, 292 Pateryk, Thomas, 257 Payne,John, 281 jnr., 281, 282 Ram's Hill (Berks.),pottery, 237 Peasants' Revolt, Walton Priory, 142 Rampley, Richard, 198 Peckham,John, 148 Rathbone, Aaron, 145 -, Richard, 148 Rattlesden, 222 Pegasusintaglios,313-15, illus. , bronze figureof St. John, 81 (n) facing 314 Raundes, Henry, 148 Pekche Walter, 273 Ray, John, 257 (2), 270 ,Pell, John, 295 , William,293 Pepyr,John, and wife,268 Reach, 258 Percyvale' Robert, 257 Redere,John, 257, 258 Thoinas, 257 (2), 271 -, =and wife,268 Pere,John, 254, 257 Redishani, Church and Hall, 227 -, Thomas 268 • -, Mount Pleasant Farmhouse, 227 , Fengate, Iron-Age Redstone, Vincent, 321 pin, 239 (n) Reigneberd, Richard, 197 (3) Pettistree,222 Remarks upon English coins. . . by Petyeru Peter, 257 ArchbishopSharp, 306 Peyt,JOhn, 257 R;marks upon Gariononumby John Ives, Pigott, Thomas, 292 299 (n), 300 (n), 301, 302 (n), 306 Pin Farm see Gazeley,Early Rendham, 101 BronzeAge cemetery Rendlesham, 327 PipewellAbbey (Northants.), Reve,J., 197(2) mosaictiles, 164, 165 -, Robert le, 147. Plantagenet de Brotherton, Thomas, Ricci, Matthew, 294 150 Richard I, 80 Playse arms, 190 Rigold, S. E., 251-2 PlomesgateHundred, 320 Risbridge Hundred, 320 Plumpton Plain (Sussex),pottery, Rivett, Sir Thomas, 276 236, 237, 240 Robhood,John, and sons,201 Pole, de la, see De la Pole Rochester,302 - Polstead, 327 Priory, 139, 142, 143, 144, 146, Polygraphianovaet universalis by 148-9 A. Kircher, 297 (n) Rode arms, 191 Poole, Margaret, 273 Rogart shirt, 54 Pope,John, 146 Rolf,John, 267 Poperyk, Katherine, 257, 271, 273 (3) Roman roads see BradfieldSt. George -, Thomas, 257 and Ickneild Way, INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 361

- settlement, Coddenham, 95 Shotley, 222 Rookwood, Edward, 283 Shottisham, 101 Roos, Thomas, loth Lord and Shrubland Hall, 287 Phillipa, 187 Silvester, Prior, 139, 142 arms, 187 Simond, John, 270, 273 (2) Rothwell, John, 290 (n) Simonds (Spycer), John, 262 Rougham, 208, 327 Skippon, Philip, 254 Royal Society, 285, 291-4, 304 Skott, John, 267 Church, 170 Skrevener, Thomas, 273 (5) Rushen, P. C., 169, 176 Skynnere, Walter, 266 Rushmere, 101 -, William, 257 Russel, Elizabeth, 181-2, 193, Smallbridge, 276 memorialillus. 179 Smart, Nathaniel, 289 -, Sir John and Anne, 181-2, 193 Smith, Thomas, 197 (2) -, Sir John, and Margaret, 181 Smyth, Laurence, 273 - arms, 181, 182 , Roger and Peter, 266 , Thomas, 261, 273 -, William, 257 (2) Smythe, Thomas, 197, 204 Snailwell (Cambs.), barrows, 36, 37 St. Etheldreda, Liberty of, 319 (n) Snape, 222-3 Illtyd's. Castle (Monmouth.), 62 , Anglo-Saxon cremation burials, Neots, token, 252 47-57, illus. 49, 51, 53, Plan 48 - ware, 214 , animal bones, 56, 57 - Olave's Priory, 345 , bone comb, 51, Sainte Barbe-en-Auge Priory, 141 illus. 49 Salesian Training College, 141 , bronze bowl, 47, 50, Salkeld, Rev. John, 198 S3, 54, illus. 49, 53 Salmon, John, 105 , burials, 50-2 Samford arms, 190 , human bones, 47, - Hundred, 320 '50, 52, 55-7 Samson, Abbot, 75, 76, 78, 80, 81, , human cremations, 83, 198 detailed account, 55-7 Sar, Radulphus, 198 , ring, 51, illus. 49 Sassanian stucco sculpture, 69 , spindle whorls, 47, Saxmundham, 327 5' 1, 52, illus. 49 Saxton, Christopher, 319, 320 , textile, 53-4 Scales, Petronella, 193 , urns, 47, 48, 50, - arms, 190 51, 52, illus. 49, 51 Scarborough (Yorks.), pottery, 238 -, Chapel Cottage, 222 Schelley, John and Nicholas, 257 -, ship burial, 48 Schomberg, Dr. Ralph, 303 (n) - Priory, 222 Seal matrix, 14th century cast, 327 - -, ridge tile, 138 Selectpaperschieflyrelatingto English Society of Antiquities, 302, 304 antiquitiesed. by John Ives, 306, Soham, North Field, 265 (n) 307, 308 South Cove, 86 Sepulchralmonumentssee Gough, - Elmham All Saints, Church Farm Richard and 'The Elms', 105 • Sergeaulx arms, 190 Sowcere, Thomas, 268 Set, 69 Spalding Gentlemen's Society, 301 (n) Sewall, Thomas, 273 Sharp, Archbishop,306 Spark, Mary, 197 (3) Shelley, 283 Sparke, K., 197 (2) , Shepherd, John, 207 Speed, John, map, 319-21 Shepherde, William, 206 (n) Spelman, John, 275 (n) Sherman, Edmund, 257 , 187 -, Thomas and John, 293 Sporle, John, 272 362 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHZEOLOGY

Sproughton, 327 Tendring Hall, 276 -, Devils'Wood Pit, 223 Tenementum, 255 - Church, 289 Theatreof the Empire of GreatBritaine Spycer (Simonds),John, 262 byJohn Speed, 319 Stafford arms, 190 Thetford, 299 Stanhope, Sir Michael, 195 - Priory, pipe-drains, 88-90, Stansfield,206 (n) illus. 89 Stanton, 198,204 (n) - ware, 99, 133, 138,218, 219, 242, - Chare, Roman villa site, 313 248, 323, 324, 325, 326, 328, Staple Howe (Yorks.),pottery, 238 illus. 137, 249 Star Chamber, 277, 280-1,282-3, Thomas of Driffield,seal, 327 284 (n) -, Rev. E., 309 Stedman,John ' 272 Thornton Abbey (Lincs.), 154(n) Stephen, King,79 Thorpe, 319 (n) Stern, Richard, 273 Thoryngton, William, 257 , 144 Thrandeston, 195 , Archbishop,81 Thredling Half-Hundred, 319 Stock,Thomas, 273 (3) Thurston, 311 Stoke-by-Clare,320 (n) -, gravel pits, 313 - - Nayland, 276, 278, 280, 281-2 Thwaite, 327 - - - Church, 190,278 Thykenesse,John, 257 Stow,John, 275 (n) Tilbury, march to, 277 Stowmarket,223 Tiles, mosaicsee Mosaictiles Stowupland, Grange Farm, 102 (medieval) Stretchworth, 270 Tilney, Charles, 283 (n) Strutt, Joseph, 307 -, Philip, 283 Stutton, 102 , 328 - House, 102 Todde, Thomas, 270, 273 Suckling,Rev. A. I., 305, 306 Tokens,247, 252, 323, 326, it/us. 251 , 102,290 ToppesfieldHall, 324 Sudbury gaol, 278 Touchet, Ann, 188, 193 Suffolciaecomitatuscontinensin se oppida -, John, Lord Audley, 188, 193 mercatoriaetc., map by Christopher Treatiseof the bulk and selvedgeof the Saxon, 319 (n) worldby Nathaniel Fairfax, 292 (n) Suffolk,Earl of, 304 Trimley, 328 -, early maps, 319-21 - St. Mary Church, 143 "- describedanddividedinto Hundreds", Troys, William, 273 map by John Speed, 319 (n) Turner, Dawson, 173,299 (n), 301, - Herald Extraordinary, 304 302 (n), 303 (n), 304, 309 Sutherland, Duke of, 307 -, Rev. Richard, 173 Suthflete Robert de, 147 Sutton,john, 148 Sutton, 144 - Hoo, Anglo-Saxonburials, 54 - -, clasps,68, 71 Ubbeston, 201 - - helmet, 71 -, Church of St. Peter, 328 Swaffham, 301 (n) Ufford, Sir John, 193 Swinden,Henry, 300, 303, 308 - arms, 178, 190 Sylvester,Prior, 146 Ufford, 102,223 Symonds,Rev., 302 The universalcharacterby Cave Beck, 285, 286, 287, 288-90,292, 293, 294-8,illus.facing 298 Upper Chamberlain's Farm see Eriswell,excavation Taylor, Edmund seeBrown, Edmund, Upryght, John, 257 (2) Taylor, Ralph see Lote, Ralph Urban archaeology,lecture on, 105 Taylor, Richard, 269 The use andpracticeoffaith, 289 (n) INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIII 363

Fyberdes, 199 —, Glades Meadow, 209 Valeria Victrix Legion, 69 —, Golden Croft, 209 Vanney, Robert, 257 (4) Gooles (Goldes), 197 Verathranga, 69 —, Great Meadow, 205 Vere, Elizabeth, 193 —, Hall Grene, 197 —, Sir George, 193 Hatchmere Feld, 209 — arms, 178, 190 —, High Hall, 210 Viking art, 72-3 Hordsawebrook, 207 Vincent, John, 197 —, Homes Close, 204 Vincente, Steven, 197 (2) —, houses and people, 196-202 Vishnu, 69 Hulkes Grove, 203 Vyncent, Augustyne, 197 (4) —, Hundred Lane, 210 Vyncent, William, 207 , Kemballes tenement, 198 Vyncente, Anne, 197 Ladyes Wood, Badwell, 203 (n) Vyncente, J., 197 —, Lammas Meadow' 205 Vyncente, S., 197 Lounde Field, 204 —, Lower Paynes, 210 Maltings House 196 Waite, Joseph, 289, 295 —, manor court, 200 Walberswick Church and Village —, Manor House, 199 Hall, A.G.M., 227 Marlers, 196, 197 Waldegrave, Sir Edward, 277 —, Master John's Close, 209 —, Elizabeth, 188 Mellfelde (Mill Field), 204, 209 Griselda, 277, 279, 280 Mickle Meadow, 205 —, Sir Thomas, 188 —, Middle Paynes Close, 210 —, Sir William, 276-7, 278, 279, Middlewaye 197 280, 283 —, Mill Field, 204, 209 — arms, 188 Myllons, 197 Walpole, Horace, 171, 183, 306-8 Neweclose, 197 Walsham (Walsham-le-Willows), 328 Northe Field, 197 —, Elizabethan, 195-211, map 197 Northehaughe Wood, 203 (n) —, abandoned properties, 199-200 Old Hall, 209 Allwood Green, 199; 201 (n) —, open fields, 204-5 —, Black Death, 199-200 Overcroft, 197 Bondes Wood, 197 Paynes tenement, 198 —, Botany Farm, 210 Payntors Hedland, 204 —, Brook Farm, 209 —, Peppers, 199 —, Buildings of, pub. W. Suffolk Pyckardes tenement, 199 Planning Dept., 202 Pyes Close, 197 Cannbns Hill (Canham Hill), Saddes tenement, 198 209 —, St. Katheryns Close, 210 —, Church Waye, 197 Sares pasture, 203 (n) Cocksalles Cottage, 197 Sares tenement, 198 Coldham Close, 209 Saresrowe, 206 Cowe leyzer (Cow Lizards), —, The Seyke, 197 209 Shepherdes tenement, 200 Cranmer Green, 201, 203 —, Six Bells Inn, 196 Crowland, 209 Sledeweye, 207-8 —, election of reeves and messors, —, Sommer Lane, 197 199 —, South Field, 204 —, enclosed land, 202-4, 206-8 —, farming, 202-11 —, Stone Meadow, 209 —, First Paynes Close, 210 —, Stony lande, 209 —, Fishpond Lane, 197 Sybbes, 197 —, Fullers, 196, 197, 198 —, Thieves Hedge (Thevishedge, —, Further Paynes Close, 210 Thevesheg), 210 364 SUFFOLK INSTITUTE OF ARCHZEOLOGY

-, Towne Entrie; 197 -, stained glass, 136, illus. 137 -, Towne Grove, 197 Wandlebury (Cambs.), 238, 239 Towneshipptenement, 196,197 WardepRobert, 207 -, Township, 197,209 Warner, Thomas, 257 Trundlewood, 203 (n) Warren arms, 184, 185, 187, 190 Upstrete, 209 Warrington, mosaictiles, 165 -, Village Hall, 199 Washingborough(Lincs.),pottery, villein's tenements,201 236 -, Ward's Grove, 209 .Waterford,William, 136, 146,_148 Wardes tenement, 198 Webb,John (alias Glover), 261, Wardes Wood, 209 270, 273 WattesfeldeLane, 197 Weekley,William, 289 -, Well Field, 204 Weever,J., 169, 170, 178, 184 -, West Street, 201, 204 Wells,Calvin, 7, 8, 9, 15-17,55-7, Westhorpe-field,206 129-30 Westreat Feld, 204 WendensAmbo Church and Hall, -, WoodlandsFarm, 198 105 -, Workhouse,196 Wentworth, Cecilia see Wingfield,Sir .= Church, 197 Robert and Cecilia, Walter, chaplain,269 -, Thomas, Lord, 190, 193 Walton, 143 arms, 190 -, Church of St. Felix, 139, 142, West, S. E., 227 143, 149 - Harling (Norfolk),Micklemore - - St. Mary, 131, 139, 143, Hill, pottery, 237 144, 146, map 131 Westerfield,144 -, Roman Saxon shorefort, 142 WesthorpeChurch, 227 . - Castle, 133, 142,214, map 131 Westminster,Norman Abbot of, 79 - Manor, 148 Wherstead, 102,224 - Old Hall (Manor House), 13.1, Whight, Thomas, 147 136,,138, 150-2,illus.facing 153, Whiteside,Rev., 301 map131, plan 151 WhittlesfordChurch (Cambs.), 70 - - -, ridge tile, 136, 138, 152, Whytyng,John, 273 illus. 137 Wiardel, William, 80 - Priory, 131-49, illus.facing 152, Wickham Market,-.328 maps 131, 132, 145, plans 134, 140 Wickhambrook,224 -, bibliography, 148-9 , Vicarof; 257 buildings, 134-41,plans 134, 140 Wicklaw,319 (n) - -, connectionwith Rochester, Wilkins,John, 285, 288, 292, 294-5, 139, 142, 143, 144, 146, 148-9 297 - -, history, 141-9 William //, 142 -, list of wardens, 147-8 -, Saint, of Norwich,84-5 - -, move, 139, 144-6 Willington,mosaictiles, 165 -, Peasant's Revolt, 142 WillishamChurch, 291 - -, taxation of Pope Nicholas /V, 144 WilmingtonPriory (Sussex),141 Wimbish (Essex),Tiptofts Manor, 105 'excavations,131-8,illus. 137, maps 131, 132, 145, plan 131, 140 Windmills,lecture on, 105 floor tiles, 135-6 .Windsor,302 -, pottery, 133, 135, 138, Wingfield,Ann (née Bird), 190, 193, illus. 137 memorialillus. 191 -, Ann (nee Touchet), 188, 193 -, ridge tile, 135-6,138, -, Sir Anthony (d. 1605),168, 190, illus. 137 193,memorialillu.s.between 194-5 Romano-Britishcooking -, Sir Anthony (d. 1638), 190, 192, pots, 133, 138, illus. 137 memorialillus. between194-5 -, scrapers and flint flakes, 133 , Sir Anthony and Elizabeth (née -, small fmds, 138 Vere), 193 INDEX OF.VOLUME XXXIII 365

, Elizabeth (née Waldegrave), - arms, 178, 180, 181, 182, 183, 188, 193 184, 185, 187, 188, 190, 191, -, J., 174 illus. between194-5 -, Sir John (d. 1389), 173, 180-1, - family, memorials, 168-76,178-92, 193,memorialillus. 179, 181 illus. 176, 179, 181, 186, 189, 191, -, Sir John, (d. 1509), 183, 188, 193 between194-5 -, Sir John and Elizabeth (FitzLewis), - -, pedigree, 193 184-5,192, 193' , old hall of SirJohn, 86 -, Sir John dei 86 -, White House, 105 , Katherine, 86 - Church, 105 -, Margaret (née Baynard), 187 - College,bricks,86-8, 105 -, Margaret (née Bovile), 178, 193, Wit-spell 288 memorialillus. 176 Withypoll, Elizabeth, 290 -, Margaret (née Hastings).,180-1, , Sir William, 290 193 Witton, St. Mary's Church (near Phillipa, 187 Droitwich),291 • -, Richard, 185, 187, 193, memorial Wolsey,Cardinal, 142, 143, 146 illus. 186 Wolsey'sCollege,Ipswich, 142 -, Sir Robert, 188 (n) Wonbourne, William,257 -, Sir Robert and Cecilia (née Wood, Anthony, 287 Wentworth), 188-90,193, - Ditton, 270, 271, 272 memorialillus. 1,89 Woodbridge,292, 319, 328 , Sir Robert and Elizabeth (née Woodside,Robert, 288 Gowsell),183-4,185, 187, 193, Woolpit,witchcraft, 292 memorialillus. between194-5 ,224 Sir Robert and Elizabeth (née Worlington, 198 Russel), 182, 193,memorialillus. 179 Wryght,John, 257 -, Sir Thomas (d. 1378), 168, 178, Wykes,John, 268, 257 (4) 193, memorialillus. 176 Wylkyn,Nicholas,262, 273 , Sir Thomas (d. 1471), 185, 187, Wynde,John, 261 193,memorialillus. r86 WyverstoneChurch, 227 -, Sir Thomas (d. 1609),192, 193, memorialillus. between194-5 , William (d.1491), 180(n), 187, 188, 193 ,.William (d. 1510),185, 187, 193, Yare, River, 306 memorialillus. r86 . Yeresley, John, 257 (2)