St udies Group

Bibliography Nos. 30 and 31 for 2017 and 2018 1

CASTLE S TUDIES: RECENT PUBLICATIONS – 30 and 31 (2017 and 2018)

By Dr Gillian Scott with the assistance of Dr John R. Kenyon

Introduction

Hello and welcome to the latest , belated edition of the CSG annual bibliography . This volume covers almost 400 references , so we have plenty of reading to do over the coming year!

I must apologise for the lon g delay in getting Bibliography V olume 30 to members . It got to the stage last year wher e it was more sensible to roll V olumes 30 and 31 together, rather than producing two separate volumes. This bumper bibliography therefore covers two years’ worth of p u b lications; between mid - August 2016 and mid - August 2018 .

Ha ving fallen behind my intended completion date , I have also made the difficult decision to largely forgo the review section for this volume of the bibliography . This is the section that makes by f ar the most time to produce . I found that in trying the write it I was holding up producing the full list bibliography that has been ready for quite some time now , and the bibliography was going to be abnormally long . Rather than hold it up further I have therefore taken this step . The review section is set out with the normal section headings and I have bullet pointed beneath each one the various publications that would have been described in that section. For the most part this is done alphabetically, but there are two exceptions; in the count r y - specific categories I have listed monographs and booklets first, before journal articles for instance; and I have still tried to group related publications (e.g. on the same castle, or resulting from the same resea rch project) such that some general articles appear in the general monographs section and some appear out of alphabetical order – where I have done this I have included curly brackets to mark the group. As usual there is a full alphabetical list at the end of the Volume and the usual section providing corrections to previous Volumes . I hope that this maintains the usability of the bibliography, and if anyone would like to ask me for further details of any of the publications mentioned, please do; I have see n and/or hold copies of most.

This has been a difficult decision, involving deleting sections and summaries that John and I had already written, but I think it was for the best in view of getting the bibliography issued, getting caught up , and moving on with the production of Volume 32 for 2019 . I hope that the membership will understand this omission and my reasons. I apologise to the authors who absolutely deserve to have their work highlighted in this bibliography. This is in no way a value judgement o n the great work that has been produced over the last two years.

As always, I am reliant on the support of members to draw my attention to recently published articles and books. I encourage people to let me know if they spot a castle - related publication, regardless as to whether you think I should have seen it. Contact details are provided in this document and on the Castle Studies Group website: castlestudiesgroup.org.uk 2

Part A

General Monographs

Ba rnes, I. Fortress Britain: the defence of the from the Iron Age to the 21 st Century . Barnsley: Pen and Sword, 2017.

Blake, T. Exploring ’s . Cork: The Collins Press , 2017.

Creighton, O. H. and Wright, D. W. The Anarchy: war and status in 12th - century landscapes of conflict . Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2016.

Wright, D. W. and Creighton, O. Castles, siegeworks and settlements: surveying the archaeology of the twelfth century. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology, 2016 .

Hulme, R. ‘ ‘The anarchy: war and status in 12 th - century landscapes of conflict’ (authors Oliver H. Creighton & W. Wright) Review article’, The Castle Studies Group Journal 31 (2017) , 276 - 289.

Davies, S. Edward I’s conquest of Wale s . Barnsley: Pen and Sword, 2017.

Haden, D. Strange country: Sir Gawain in the moorlands of North Staffordshire: an investigation. Stoke - on - Trent: Burslem Books, 2018.

Hadley, D. and Dyer, C. (eds ) , T he archaeology of the 11 th century; continuities and transformations. Med i eval Archaeology Monograph 38. : Routledge, 2017. Contains: � Fradley, M. ‘Scar’s on the townscape: urban castles in Saxo - Norman ’. � Shapland, M. ‘Anglo - Saxon towers of lordship and the origins of the castle in England’ .

Hislop, M. Castle builder s: approaches to castle design and construction in the Middle Ages . Barnsley: Pen & Sword Archaeology, 2016.

Johnson, M . (ed . ) , Lived Experience in the later Middle Ages; studies of Bodiam and other elite lands capes in South - Eastern England . St Andrews: Highfield Press, 2017. Contains: � Barker, D., Catlin, K.A., Johnson, M., Sly, T and Strutt, K. ‘Bodiam as a landscape of work: topographical and geophysical survey’. � Catlin, C.A., Copeland, P. Johnson, M., Scaife, R. ‘the environment of Bodiam: land, veget ation, and human impacts’. � Cooper, C. Lived experience at Bodiam and Ightham’ . � Cooper, C., Copeland, P and Johnson, M. ‘ Bodiam: a new survey of the interior’. � James, R., Johnson, C, Johnson, M., Martin, D. Pope, M, and Whittick, C. ‘Bodiam: research prior to 2010’. 3

� Johnson, E.D., Johnson, M., Sly, T. ‘Scotney: archaeological survey and map analysis’. � Johnson, M. ‘Discussion: elite sites, political landscapes and lived experience in the later Middle Ages’.

Liddiard, R. (ed.) , Late medieval castles . Woodbridg e: Boydell Press, 2016.

Lowry, B. Medieval castles of England and . Oxford: Bloomsbury Shire, 2017.

Martin , P. (ed . ) , Castles and galleys; a reassessment of the historic galley - castles of the Norse - Gaelic seaways . : Islands Book Trust , 2017. Contains: � Macneil, R. ‘Ian Macneil’s challenge to Hebridean castle historiography’ . � McDonal d, R. A. ‘The galley - castles and the Norse - Gaelic seaways: movement, mobility and maritime connectivity in medieval Atlantic c.1000 - 1500’. � Sellar, D . ‘Clans, castles and DNA: Macneils, MacNeills and the families of Cowal, Knapdale and Glassary’ . � McWhannell, D. ‘Sailing - tim es in the Norse - Gaelic seaways’. � Macniven, A. ‘The ruins of Danish forts? Exploring the Scandinavian heritag e of Hebridean galley - c astles’. � McNeill, T. ‘War and commerce in the galley - castle? An examination of two castles’. � MacPherson, J. ‘Construction of galley - c astles – materials and sources’ . � Martin, C. ‘Early harbours and landing - places i n Scotland’s Western Seaboard’. � Raven, J. ‘ Norse period Hebridean dun re - occupation and castle - building’ . � Caldwell, D. H. ‘ Galley - castles by land and sea’. � Thacker, M. ‘McGillechrist’s castles: an environmental study in medieval buil dings archaeology from Argyll’. � Stiùbhart, D. U. ‘Three archipela gos: perspectives on early modern Barra’ . � Davey, P. ‘Galley - castles and the ?’ . � Breen, C. ‘Galley - castles in Gaelic medieval Ireland?’ . � Macfarlane, J. ‘Galley - castles of the Sound of Mull and Loch Awe: a Gaelic folklore perspective’ . � Gibbon, S. J. ‘A survey of Norse castles in Orkney’ . � Oram, R. ‘Western Seaboard castles: historical and environmental perspectives ’. � Stell, G. ‘Castles of the Western Seaboar d: some physical perspectives’ . � Crawford, B . ‘ Summary and synthesis’ . Philips, C. The medieva l castle: design, construction, daily life . Haynes Manual . Somerset: Haynes Publishing Group, 2018. 4

Purton, P. The medieval military engineer ; from the Roman Empire to the sixteenth century . Woodbridge : Boydell & Brewer , 2018.

Rollason, D. (ed.) , Prince s of the church: bishops and their palaces . Med ieval Archaeology Monograph 39. London: Routledge, 2017. Contains: � Burger, M. ‘Evidence regarding bishops’ use of hall and chamber in later thirteenth - century England, with observations regarding notarial in f luence’. � Dransart, P. ‘Bishops ’ residences, saints ’ cults, and the legacy of sacred authority in the medieval dioceses of St Andrews and ’. � Drury, L. ‘ The bishop of Durham’s park at Auckland Castle in the Middle Ages’. � Miller, M.C. ‘The political and cultural significance of the bishop’s palace in medieval Italy’. � Pears, R. ‘Auckland and Durham Castles in the eighteenth century’. � Smith, C., Graves, P., Claydon, M and Randerson, M. ‘En route and in residence: integrating documentary and archaeological e vidence for the itineraries and residences of the medieval Bishops of Durham’. � Snowdon, R. ‘Auckland Castle in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries: the palace and princely power’. � Thurley, M. ‘Bishop Hugh of Le Puiset’s great hall at Aucklan d Castle: it place in English twelfth - century architecture’.

Rowley, T. An archaeological study of the Bayeux Tapestry: the landscapes, buildings and places . Barnsley: Pen & Sword Archaeology, 2016.

S erdiville , R . and S adler, J . C a stles: fortresses of power ( c a semate shor t history) . Philadelphia: C a semate, 2018 .

Smiles, S., Craven, T. and Marshall, S. Capture the cas tle: British artists and the castle from Turner to Le Brun . Bristol: Sansom & Co, 2017.

Spencer, D. The castle at war in medieval England and Wales . Stroud: Amberley, 2017.

Tabraham, C. : Scotland’s most dramatic castles and strongholds ( Collins Little Books). Honley: Collins, 2017.

Thurley, S. Houses of power: the places that shaped the Tudor world. Ealing: Bantam Press, 2017.

Watson, D. The castle in medieval Europe. New York: Cavendish Square Publishing, 2017. 5

General Articles

Bl oomfield, P. ‘What lies beneath’, English Heritage Members’ Magazine 117 (March 2017), 42 - 46.

Campbell, E., Fitzpatrick, E. and Horning, A. (eds) , Becoming and belonging in Ireland AD c.1200 - 1600; essays in Irish cultural practice , 129 - 147. Cork: Cork Un iversity Press, 2018. Contains: � Breen, C. ‘Scottish, Irish or other? Negotiating identity in medieval north ’ . � Campbell, E. ‘Retreat from the borough: castle and community in the early modern Nugent lordship’ .

Creighton, O. H., ‘Overview: castles a nd elite landscapes’, in C. M. Gerrard and A. Gutiérrez (eds), The Oxford handbook of later medieval archaeology in Britain , 355 - 70. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018.

Dempsey, K. ‘Rectangular chamber – towers and their medieval halls: a recent look at the buildings formerly described as “hall - houses”…’ Château Gaillard 27 (2016), 113 - 119.

Dempsey, K. ‘Understanding ‘hall - houses’: debating seigneurial buildings in Ireland in the 13th century’, Medieval Archaeology 61 (2017), 372 - 99.

Duffy, S. ‘Fro m Carcassonne to Carrickfergus: the legacy of de Lacy’s crusade experience in Britain and Ireland’, in P. Duffy, T. O’Keefe, and J.M. Picard. (eds) , From Carrickfergus to Carcassonne; the epic deeds of Hugh de Lacy during Albigensian Crusade , 295 - 328. Turn hout : Brepols 2017.

Fulton, M. S. ‘Anglo - Norman artillery in narrative histories, from the reign of William I to the minority of Henry III’, Journal of Medieval Military History 14 (2016), 1 - 31.

Gardiner, M. and McNeill, T. ‘Seaborne trade and commercial isation of fifteenth and sixteenth - century Gaelic Ulster’, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 116C (2016), 229 - 262.

Griffiths, R. ‘Lancaster and York – and the castles’, Carmarthenshire Antiquary 53 (2017), 23 - 40.

Guy, N. (ed . ). The C astle Studies Group Journal Volume 30 (2016) Contains: � Coulson, C. ‘Fortresses in Normandy – the boosting of a powerful tradition’. � Dempsey, K. ‘Lea Castle, Co. Laois: the story so far’. � Gormley, S. and McNeill, T. ‘Recent research on Carrickfergus Castle , Co. Antrim’. � Guy, N. ‘ – the revealed’. � Hollway, C. The lost towers of John de Vere the 13 th earl of Oxford’. 6

� Pietrobono, S. ‘Polygonal walls and fortified landscape: the medieval castle of Aprino’ . � Remfry, P. ‘The four stages o f Harlech Castle’. � Renn, D. ‘A return to the burh - geat’.

Volume 31 (2017) Contains: � Coulson, C. ‘Champagne and Brie: an exemplary great honor, c.1160 - 1275’. � Guy, N, ‘Newcastle upon Tyne Castle – aspects of the great tower’. � Maxwell - Irving, A. ‘Towers, hall - houses and timber superstructures’. � Renn, D. ‘Western approaches: the original entrance front of Ca erphilly Castle?’. � Guy, N. ‘The Harlech Castle garden and privileged spaces of elite accommodation’.

Harrison, J. G. ‘Some aspects of royal life in 16 th ce ntury Scotland’, History Scotland 16.3 (2016), 20 - 25.

Hill, N. and Gardiner, M. ‘The English medieval first - floor hall: Part 1 – Scolland’s Hall, Richmond, North ’, Archaeological Journal 175 (2018), 157 - 83.

Hill, N. and Gardiner, M. ‘The Eng lish medieval first - floor hall: Part 2 – the evidence from the eleventh to early thirteenth century’, Archaeological Journal 175 (2018), 315 - 61.

Impey, E. ‘A castle in the air? The building, arms, action and incident on the eleventh - century ‘castle’ capi tal from Westminster Hall’, Arms and Armour 13 (2016), 75 - 97.

Jones, C. ‘How to make an entrance: an overlooked aspect of native Welsh masonry castle design’, Journal of the Mortimer History Society 1 (2017), 73 - 89.

Kenyon J. R. ‘ “Those proud ambitious heaps”: whither castle studies?’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 166 (2017), 1 - 31.

Kenyon, J. R., ‘The castles of Edward I in Wales’, Medieval Warfare 8: 2 (2018), 26 - 35.

Kerr, S. ‘Late - medieval settlement: the effect of bastard feudalism on the great houses of England’, Medieval Settlement Research 31 (2016), 46 - 52.

Leary, J., Jamieson, E. and Stastney, P. ‘Normal for Normans? Exploring the large round mounds of England’, Current Archaeology 29: 1 (2018), 18 - 24.

MacCotter, P. ‘Norman and Gael in the Bando n Valley’, Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society 122 (2017), 1 - 16.

O’Neill, J. ‘The cockpit of Ulster: war along the River Blackwater 1593 - 1603’, Ulster Journal of Archaeology 3 ser. 72 (2013 - 14) [published 2016], 184 - 99. 7

O’Sullivan , M. and Downey, L. ‘Medieval deserted settlements’, Archaeology Ireland 30: 3 (2016), 41 - 44.

Pluskowski, A. ‘The archaeology of the military orders: the material culture of holy war’, Medieval Archaeology 62 (2018), 105 - 34.

Raven, J.A. ‘The archaeology of medieval Argyll (AD 1100 - 1600)’, in Scottish Archaeological Research Framework (ScARF), Regional Research Framework for Argyll , non - paginated. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 2017.

Simpson, L. ‘The early Geraldine castles of Ireland: some case stu dies’, in P. Crooks and S. Duffy. (eds) , The Geraldines in medieval Ireland; the making of a myth , 93 - 156. Dublin: Four Courts Press , 2016.

Spencer, D. ‘Royal castles and coastal defence in the late fourteenth century’, Nottingham Medieval Studies 61 (201 7), 147 - 70.

Symington, M. ‘Ghosts of the garrison’, English Heritage Members’ Magazine 121 (2018), 38 - 42.

Taylor, P. ‘Power and passion’, Historic Scotland Magazine (Summer 2017), 28 - 33.

Weikert, K. ‘Creating a choreographed space: English Anglo - Norma n in the twelfth century’, in L. Thomas, and J. Campbell. (eds) , Buildings in Society: International Studies in th e Historic Era , 127 - 140. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology , 2018.

Weinczok, D. C. ‘Towers of power’, History Today 66:11 (2016), 34 - 41.

Wiles, J. ‘Lordly landscape in post - conquest Maelienydd’, Transactions of the Radnorshire Society 86 (2016), 65 - 86.

Wiles, J., ‘Later medieval lordly seats in Cardiganshire: a re - examination of Castell Gwallter (Llandre) and Penrhos (Llanrhystud)’ , Ceredigion 18. 1 (2017), 39 - 73.

Wyeth, W. ‘Medieval timber motte towers’, Medieval Archaeology 62 (2018), 135 - 56.

Regional/County Surveys, Histories etc.

Brooks, A. and Sherwood, J. : north and west (The buildings of England) . London: Yal e University Press, 2017.

Close, R., Gifford, J. and Walker, F. A. and Renfrewshire (The buildings of Scotland) . London: Yale University Press, 2016.

Dixon, P. and Tabraham, C. ‘’, in K. J. Stringer and A. J. L. Winchester (ed s), and Southern Scotland in the central Middle Ages. Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer 2017. 8

Endres, G. and Hobster, G. Power and protection: castles and fortified manor houses of medieval Britain – Volume 1 – Northern England. Self - publis hed, 2017.

Endres, G. and Hobster, G. Power and protection: castles and fortified manor houses of medieval Britain – Volume 2 – Southern England. Self - published, 2017.

Endres, G. and Hobster, G. Power and protection: castles and fortified manor houses of medieval Britain – Volume 3 – Central England. Self - published, 2017.

Endres, G. and Hobster, G. Power and protection: castles and fortified manor houses of medieval Britain – Volume 4 – Wales . Self - published, 2017. - there are problems with these volume s . A lthough some minor sites are included and illustrated, t he further reading sections betray the authors’ lack o f engagement with castles scholarship.

Harman, R. and Pevsner, N. Yorkshire West Riding: Sheffield and the south (The Buildings of England) . London: Yale University Press, 2017.

Hill, M., Newman, J. and Pevsner, N. Dorset (The buildings of England) . London: Yale University Press, 2018.

Knox, R. ‘The medieval fortified sites of Leicestershire and ’, in K. Elkin (ed.), Medieval Leicest ershire: recent research on the medieval archaeology of Leicestershire , 123 - 42. Leicester: Leicestershire Fieldworkers, 2015.

Levitt, P. C. Yorkshire’s secret castles: a concise guide and companion. Barnsley: Pen and Sword History, 2017.

Olding, F. Arc haeoleg ucheldir Gwent / The archaeology of upland Gwent . Aberystwyth: Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, 2016.

Osbo rne, M. Defending Leicestershire and Rutland. Oxford: Fonthill Media, 2017.

Ottaway, P. Winchester: Swit hun’s ‘city of happiness and good fortune’: an archaeological assessment. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2017.

Weinczok, D. C. ‘Recreating the long - lost grandeur of Scotland’s early castles’, History Scotland 18. 1 (2018), 10 - 11.

Education

Nothing to report here.

Guidebooks

Castles in the care of the State

The following are new in the English Heritage Red Guidebooks serie s: � Batey, C. E. Castle . 2nd edition. London: English Heritage, 2016. 9

� Coad, J. Upnor Castle . London: English Heritage, 2017. � Kenyon, J. R. Helmsley Castle . London: English Heritage, 2017. � Pattison, P. Deal Castle . London: English Heritage, 2017. � White, P. Sherborne Old Castle . London: English Heritage, 2016. � A revised edition of John Goodall’s 2008 guidebook for Porchester Castle also appears to have been released, but I do not have the author’s details yet, so I will list it formally in the nex t Volume.

The Archaeology Ireland Heritage Guides cover the following: � Baker, C. . Dublin: Archaeology Ireland, 2017 (Heritage guide; 77). � Corlett, C. Doe Castle, Co. Donegal . Dublin: Archaeology Ireland, 2016 (Heritage guide; 74). � Corlett , C. and O’Mahoney, F. Ormond Castle – Ireland’s Tudor rose . Archaeology Ireland, 2018 (Heritage guide; 80). � Stout, G. Bective Abbey, Co. Meath . Dublin: Archaeology Ireland, 2017 (Heritage guide; 76).

C adw have produced the following : � Ashbee, J. A. Beaumaris Castle . Cardiff: Cadw, 2017. � Ashbee, J. A. Harlech Castle . Cardiff: Cadw, 2017.

Anon. Explore . , 2 016.

Anon. Explore Castle Rushen, Rushen Abbey, Old , Nautical Museum and Old Grammar School . Manx National Heritage, 2017.

Foyle, J. B odiam Castle, East Sussex: a souvenir guide . Swindon: National Trust, 2017.

Yeoman, P. Castle: official souvenir guide . Edinburgh: Historic Scotland, 2014.

Castles not in the care of the State

Cumiskey, P., Nolan, J. and Silk, D. Newcastle Castle; the gateway to old Newcastle. Newcastle: The Heart of the City Partnership, 2017.

Castles and Conservation

Historic Environment Scotland. Managing change in the historic environment: castles and towerhouses . Edinburgh: Historic Environment Sco tland, 2017.

Historic Environment Scotland has also produced a large number Statements of Significance for the following Scottish castles in state care: Blackness, Auchindoun, Balvaird, Balvenie, Bothwell, Burleigh, Cadzow, , Cardoness, Carna sserie, Carsluith, Castle of Old Wick, Castle Sween, Clackmannan, Claypotts, Corgarff, Coulter Motte, Craigmillar, Craignethan, Crookston, Dirleton, Doune, Druchtag Motte, Drumcoltran, Duffus, , Dundonald, Edinburgh, Edzell, Elcho, Greenknowe, Hai les, Huntly, Kildrummy, , Maclellans, Morton, Muness, Newark, Noltland, Orchardton, Ravenscraig, Rothesay, Scotstarvit, Smailholm, St Andrews, Tantallon, Threave, Tolquhon, Urquhart, Affleck, Bishop’s Palace, Kirkwall, Broughty, Castle Cam pbell, , Crichton, Cubbie Roos Castle, Dunstaffnage, Glenbuchat, Hermitage, Huntingtower, Kilchurn, , Kisimul, Knock, Loch Doon, Lochleven, , Lochranza, Scalloway, Skipness, Spynie Palace, . https://www.historicenvironment.scot/archives - and - research/publications/?publication_type=45

Baillie, W. ‘Archaeology under pressure: excavating Partick Cast le’, The Archaeologist 102 (2017), 6 - 7.

Dawson, C. and Attelsey, A. ‘ Aspects of conservation and repair work at the , 2005 - 17’, ASCHB Transactions 40 (2018).

Davies, W. ‘Rescuing a ‘forgotten castle’ ’ , Heritage in Wales 65 (2017), 24 - 26 .

Di Gangi, G. and Monti, G. ‘Regeneration and Structural Strengthening of the Fortress of Arnara, Latium, Italy’, International Journal of Architectural Heritage 10.8 (2016), 1041 - 1054.

Lubritto, C., Ricci, P., Germinario, C., Izzo, F., Mercurio, M., L angella, A., Salvatierra Cuenca, V., Montilla Torres, I., Fedi, M. and Grifa, C. ‘Radiocarbon dating of mortars: contamination effects and sample characterisation. The case - study of Andalusian medieval castles (Jaén, Spain)’, Measurement 118 (2018), 362 - 37 1.

Individual Sites (other than guidebooks) – England

Brindle, S. (ed.), : A thousand years of a royal palace. London: Royal Collection Trust, 2018.

Rider, C. St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle: an illustrated history. Windsor: Dean an d Canons of Windsor, 2017.

Catling, C, ‘Windsor Castle ‘the most romantique castle that is in the world’ ’ , Current Archaeology 29: 5 (2018), 40 - 48.

Thurley, S. ‘ and Windsor’, Country Life 211: 20 (2017), 88 - 93.

Canti, M., Campbell, G., For ward, A., Mays, S., Paynter, S. and Worley, F. Clifford's Tower, York Report on Cores through the mound, 2015. Swindon: English Heritage Research Department, 2016. https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/issue.xhtml?recordId=1141146&r ecordType=GreyLitSeries

10 Dix, B., Parry, S. and Finn, C. The archaeology of ’s Elizabethan garden: excavation and investigatio n 2004 - 2008 . Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology, 2017.

Richardson, T. The Tower armoury in the fourteenth century . Leeds: Royal Armouries, 2016.

I nglesby, R. ‘ ‘Let us sin with S alvin’: architecture and authority at the Tower of London, 1896 - 1905’, Architectural History 60 (2017), 243 - 275.

Maher, S. ‘Edward I’s entrance causeway at the Tower of L ondon’, London Archaeologist 15: 1 (2017), 3 - 7.

Spooner, J. ‘An admonitory wall painting at the Tower of London’, The Burlington Magazine 158, December (2016), 94 0 - 49.

Spencer, D. ‘The Tower of London and firearms in the reign of Edward IV’, Arms and Armour 13 (2016), 98 - 110.

Askew, R. M. C. ‘Political iconoclasm: the destruction of Eccleshall Castle during the English Civil Wars’, Post - Medieval Archaeology 50 (2016), 279 - 288.

Askew, R. ‘Sheffield Castle and the aftermath of the ’, Northern History 54 (2017), 189 - 210.

Dean, G. and Hadley, D. ‘Archives and archaeology: investigating the story of Sheffield Castle’, Medieval Archaeology Newsletter 58 (2017), 3 - 4.

Bowden, M, Lane, R. and Small, F. Snodhil l Castle, Peterchurch, Herefordshire; archaeological, architectural and aerial investigation and survey. Historic England Research Report 76/2017. Swindon Historic England, 2017.

Bowden, M, Lane, R. and Small, F. ‘Snodhill Castle, Peterchurch, Herefordshi re; revealing a marcher castle’, Historic England Research 8 (2018), 14 - 25.

Brennan, N. ‘ ‘Here was an ancient castle’: a evaluation at Groby Old Hall, Leicestershire’, Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 89 (2015), 153 - 63.

Brennan, N. ‘A Time Team evaluation at Castle Farm, Scargill, ’, Durham Archaeological Journal 20 (2015), 63 - 70 [ published 2017 ] .

Bromage, S.A. Castle Hill, Laughton - en - le - Morthen, non - invasive survey. Unpublished Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2018 Grant Award, 2018.

Carey, G. ‘Capture the castle: Pulverbatch, Shropshire’, Current Archaeology 28: 12 (2018), 16 - 17.

11 Cole, E. and Morrison, K. Red House (formerly Framlingham Workhouse), Framlingham Castle, . Hist oric England Research Report 23/2016 . Swindon Historic England, 2016.

Morrison, K. ‘Framlingham’s historic workhouse’ Historic England Research 8 (2018), 26 - 33.

Dodd, L. ‘Milton Street, Chester, 2016: sample excavation of a Civil War ’, Journal of t he Chester Archaeological Society 86 (2016), 121 - 30.

Donaldson, K. and Sabin, D. Castle Pulverbatch Motte and , Shropshire; earth resistance and magnetometer survey report. Unpublished Archaeological Surveys Ltd. Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2017 Grant Award, 2017.

Durkin, R. Geophysical survey at Cresswell Tower, Cresswell, N o rthumberland. Archaeological Research Services Ltd. Unpublished Grey Literature Report 201 7/3, 2017.

Hunter, P. Creswell Pele Tower Community Archaeology P roject; e valuation t renching. Archaeological Research Services Ltd. Unpublished Grey Literature Report 2017/55, 2 017.

Hunter, P. Cresswell Pele Tower Community Archaeology Project; internal evaluation. Archaeological Research Services Ltd. Unpublished Grey Literature Report 2017/139, 2017.

Cockburn, P. Cresswell Pele Tower Community Archaeology Project; project f ieldwalking. Archaeological Research Services Ltd Unpublished Grey Literature Report 2017, 23, 2017.

Eadie, G. An archaeological watching brief at Cresswell , . Archaeological Research Services Unpublished Grey Literature Report 2014/100, 2014. http: //cresswellpeletower.org.uk/index.php/downloads

Evans, H. and Elsworth, D. Gleaston Castle, Gleaston, Cumbria; results of aerial survey and conservation statement. Unpublished report for the Castle Studies Trust 2015 Grant Award, 2016.

Ferrara, A. ‘Auckland Castle; excavating a wealthy bishops’ palace’, British Archaeology 158 (2017), 50 - 57.

Fildes, T. and Burrell, C. ‘The bodies in the bailey: uncovering enigmatic graves at ’, Current Archaeology 27: 11 (2017), 50 - 53.

Foulds, T., ‘ ‘Pitiful cries rang round the castle’: King John, Welsh hostages and Nottingham Castle’, Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Notting hamshire 121 (2017), 149 - 59.

12 Foyle, J. and Baldwin, S. Lathom House, : architectural fragments survey. Unpublished Bluestone Archaeology Report the Castle Studies Trust 2017 Grant Award, 2017.

Fradley, M and Carey, G. Archaeo - topographical su rvey Caus Castle, Westbury, Shropshire; a preliminary report. Unpublished Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2016 Grant Award, 2016.

Goodall, J. ‘An earl’s tower: Hedingham Castle, Essex, part 1’, Country Life 210: 44 (2016), 44 - 49.

Goodall, J. ‘Castl e with the Exe - factor: Powderham Castle, Devon, seat of the earl of Devon’, Country Life 211:28 (2017), 48 - 53.

Goodall, J. ‘Survival of a time capsule: Naworth Castle, Cumbria, part 1’, Country Life 212:30 (2018), 64 - 69.

Stamp, G. and Goodall, J. ‘Insp ired by history: Naworth Castle, Cumbria, part 2’, Country Life 212:31 (2018), 52 - 57.

Keir, W. ‘Archaeological investigations on the west edge of the site of Fulk de Breauté’s castle, Park Square, Luton’, Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 27 (2 015) [published 2017], 245 - 266.

Woodley, N. C. and Abrams, J. ‘Inside Fulk de Breaut é ’s 13 th century castle’, Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 27 (2015) [published 2017], 267 - 282.

Kirton J. and Young, G. ‘Excavations at : new revelations in l ight of recent investigations at the core of the castle complex’, Archaeologica l Journal 174 (2017), 146 - 210.

Spencer, D. ‘Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland’, The Medieval Magazine 113, 31 - 36.

Mepham, L. and Good, O. ‘Further investigations at Oakham Castl e, Rutland: a Time Team evaluation’, Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 89 (2015), 165 - 78.

Milward, M. ‘Geophysical survey at medieval , Newnham - on - Severn’, Glevensis 48 (2015), 42 - 45.

Milward, M., ‘Earthw ork survey of the medieval ringwork at Newnham - on - Severn’, Glevensis 50 (2017), 29.

Moffet, C. ‘Slate disc at Tintagel Castle: evidence for post - roman metal production?’, The Antiquaries Journal 97, (2017), 119 - 143.

Nowakowski, J. A. ‘Working in the s hadows of the giants: Charles Thomas, Courtney Arthur Redford (and King Arthur) – past and current archaeological fieldwork at Tintagel, ’, in A. M. Jones and H. Quinnell (eds) , An intellectual adventurer

13 in archaeology: reflections of the work of Charles Thomas , 83 - 100. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology, 2018.

Parker, S. Bolingbroke Castle and Dewy Hill ; geophysical survey report. Unpublished Archaeological Project Services/Heritage Lincolnshire Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2018 Grant Award, 2018.

Russell, M. ‘Excavations in and around the Privy Garden, , Isle of Wight, 2006 and 2008 - 9’, Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 72 (2017), 61 - 128.

Shapland, M. ‘ The origins and symboli sm of the great gatehouse at Battle Abbey ’ , Sussex Archaeological Collections 154 (2016), 123 - 39.

Swallo w, R. and Thomas, M. ‘Lost and f ound: a medieval castle at Poulton, w est Cheshire’, Cheshire History Society 56 (2016), 11 - 40.

Swallow, R. ‘ What law says that there has to be a castle?: The castle landscape of Frodsham, Cheshire ’ , in B. Hausmair, B. Jervis, R. Nugent , and E. Williams (eds) , Archaeologies of Rules and Regulation. Between Text and Practice . Oxford, New York: Berghan Books, 127 - 47 . 2018.

Taylor, S.R. and Johns, C. ‘Restormel Castle, Cornwall: an archaeological recording, 2006 - 2008 ’ , Cornish Archaeology 54 (2015), 89 - 137 [published 2017] .

Trynoski, D. ‘The story of Sudeley Castle’, The Medieval Magazine 3.15 (2017), 6 - 9.

Watson, N. and Phillpotts, C. ‘The Bridge, Shrewsbury: excavations at the Severn Theatre venue, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, 2006 - 7’, Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society 90 (2015), whole issue.

Wilkinson, C. ‘P ontefract Castle: a history in objects’, Northern Archaeology 10 (2016), 16 - 19.

Wilson, M.D. ‘The castle builders part I. The “embattled” walls of Hartshill’, Coventry and District Archaeology Society Bulletin 492, non - paginated 2016.

Wilson, M.D. ‘The castle builders part II. Hartshill Castle: the celebration of divine worship’, Coventry and District Archaeology Society Bulletin 494, non - paginated 2017.

Wise, P. ‘Presenting the past – a holistic approach to Colchester’s archaeology’, The Archaeologist 100 (2017), 22 - 23.

Wood, J. ‘Roman Lancaster: the archaeology of Castle Hill’, British Archaeology 157 (2017), 38 - 45.

14 Individual Sites (other than guidebooks) – The Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly

Blackford, S. ‘A new view of the Quarterdeck’, Context 153 (2018), 40 - 42.

Individual Sites (other than guidebooks) – Ireland

Brady, N. Archaeological survey [of] Ballintober Castle, Ballintober, Co. Roscommon, Ireland. Unpublished Report for Castle Studies Trust 2014 Grant Award.

Bradley, J., Ó Drisceoil, C. and Potterton , M. (eds), William Marshal and Ireland . Dublin: Four Courts Press , 2016. Contains: � Tietzsch - Tyler, D. ‘Kells Priory, c . 1500 : a fortified monastic house’. � Tietzsch - Tyler, D. ‘William Marshal’s castle at Kilkenny in about 1395: a new reconstruction’.

Pollock, D. , Co. Cork: archaeology, history and arc hitecture . Dublin: National Monuments Service, 2017 (Archaeological monograph series; 11).

Stout, G. and Stout, M. The Bective Abbey Project: archaeological excavations 2009 - 12 . Dublin. Wordwell Ltd, 2016.

Carver, N. and Bowen, P. ‘Excavations at Tully Castle, County Fermanagh’, Ulster Journal of Archaeology 3 ser. 72 (2013 - 14) [published 2016], 200 - 19.

Hill, J. ‘Architecture in the aftermath of Union: building the Viceregal Chapel in , 1801 - 15’, Architectural History 60 (2017), 183 - 217.

Lyttleton, J. ‘Clohamon Castle and Lord Baltimore’, in I. Doyle and B. Browne (eds) , Medieval Wexford: essays in memory of Billy Colfer , 356 - 382. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2016.

MacDonald. P, ‘Identifying Hugh II de Lacy’s contrib ution to D undru m Castle (Co. Down)’, in P. Duffy, T. O’Keefe, and J.M. Picard. (eds) , From Carrickfergus to Carcassonne; the epic deeds of Hugh de Lacy during Albigensian Crusade , 263 - 276. Turnhout : Brepols 2017.

McInerney, L. ‘Note on the petition of Turlogh O’Loghlen of Gragan’s, Burr en, County Clare ( c .1663)’, The Other Clare 41 (2017), 15 - 25.

O’Loghlen, E. and O’Loghlen, M. ‘A tale of adversity and survival: manuscripts touching Gragan’s Castle’, The Other Clare 41 (2017), 11 - 14.

Murtagh, B. ‘The medieval tower of Hook, Co. Wexford: a beacon of commerce and symbol of Marshal power and wealth in Ireland’, Château Gaillard 27 (2016), 223 - 236.

15 Murtagh, B. ‘The medieval tower of Hook: a review of its dating history’, i n I. Doyle and B. Browne (eds), Medieval Wexford: essays in memory of Billy Colfer , 124 - 180. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2016.

O’Conor, K. and Naessens, P. ‘The medieval harbour beside Rindoon Castle, Co. Roscommon, Ireland’, Château Gaillard 27 (2016), 237 - 242.

O’Kee f fe, T. ‘Trim before 1244: new thoughts on the caput of a de Lacy lordship in Ireland’, in P. Duffy, T. O’Keefe, and J.M. Picard. (eds) , From Carrickfergus to Carcassonne; the epic deeds of Hugh de Lacy during Albigensian Crusade , 31 - 56. Tur n hout : Brepols 2017.

O’Keeffe, T. ‘Archaeologies of a medi eval Irish castle: thinking about Trim’ in S. W. Silliman (ed.), Engaging archaeology: 25 case studies in research practice , 167 - 74. London: John Wiley, 2018.

O’Neill, J. ‘Three and two massacres: Enniskillen at the outbreak of the Nine Year’ War, 1593 - 5’, Irish Sword 30: 212 (2016), 241 - 49.

Pollock, D. ‘Dungarvan’s spare castle’, Archaeology Ireland 32: 1 (2018), 35 - 37.

Tietzsch - Tyler, D. ‘Carri ckfergus and the revolution in castle design c.1200’, in P. Duffy, T. O’Keefe, and J.M. Picard. (eds) , From Carrickfergus to Carcassonne; the epic deeds of Hugh de Lacy during Albigensian Crusade , 57 - 76. Turnhout : Brepols 2017.

Welsh, H. ‘An excavation a t the of the great tower, Carrickfergus Castle, County Antrim’, Ulster Journal of Archaeology 3 ser. 72 (2013 - 14) [published 2016], 161 - 72.

Welsh, H. ‘An excavation at the inner ward, Carrickfergus Castle, County Antrim’, Ulster Journal of Ar chaeology 3 ser. 72 (2013 - 14) [published 2016], 173 - 83.

Ua Cróinín, R . and Breen, M. ‘Mount Levers, or Ballyarilla Castle’, The Other Clare 41 (2017), 5 - 10.

I ndividual Sites (other than guidebooks) – Scotland

Caldwell, D. H. and Stell, G. Achanduin Castle, Lismore, Argyll: an account of the excavations by Dennis Turner 1970 - 5. Scottish Archaeologic al Internet Report Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 2017.

Caldwell, D. H., Stell, G. P. and Tuner, D. ‘Excavations at Achanduin Castle, Lismore, Argyll, 1970 - 5: findings and commentary’, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 145 (2015), 349 - 369. https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/issue.xhtml?recordId=1147235&r ecordType=MonographSeries

16 Forder, S. Fortress Scotland Volume 2: Badenoch, Greater Speyside and Glenfiddich. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2017.

Caldwell, D. H. ‘ under 1093 - 1544’, Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History 16 (2016), 43 - 66.

Lawson, G. ‘Musical tuning peg from Edinburgh Castle and the stringing of medieval harps’, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 146 (2016), 167 - 180.

Cox, A. ‘: exploring the tumultuous history behind a romantic r uin’, Current Archaeology 28: 11 (2018), 42 - 47.

Dixon, P. , Anderson, I and O’Grady, O. The evolution of a castle, Tibbers, ; measured and geophysical survey, 2013 - 14. Unpublished RCAHMS Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2014 Grant Award, 20 15.

Dransart, P. ‘Trodden paths: evidence for bishops and trade at Fetternear, in the medieval Diocese of Aberdeen, Scotland’, Château Gaillard 27 (2017), 121 - 131.

Ewart, G. and Fox, P. ‘: excavation’, Discovery and Excavation in Scotland new ser. 16 (2015), 163 - 65.

F raser, S . , C ameron, A . and O venden, S . ‘ F inding a lost era at F yvie ’ , B ritish A rchaeology 153 (2017) , 32 - 39 .

Fyles, C. ‘Monitoring the refurbishment of Kindrochit Castle, ’, Tayside and Archaeological Journal 21 - 22 (2015) [published 2016], 72 - 82.

Holden, T. ‘Kisimul. Isle of Barra. Part 1: t he castle and the O’Ne ill’s’, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 146 (2016), 181 - 213.

Kerr, B. ‘ Cathcart Castle, Glasgow – Excavations 1980 - 81’, Scottish Archaeological Journal 30 (supplement) (2016), 1 - 100.

Malloy , K. and Hall, D. ‘Archaeological excavati ons of the medieval royal Kincardine landscape, Aberdeenshire, Scotland’, Medieval Archaeology 62 (2018), 157 - 76.

Hall, D and Malloy, K. ‘Always chasing deer – further excavation at Buzzart Dykes and Kincardine Park and new excavations at Kincardine Cast le in 2013’, Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal 21 - 22 (2015) [published 2016], 24 - 34.

Ovenden, S.M. Keith Marischal House; geophysical survey. Unpublished Rose Geophysical Consultants LLP Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2018 Grant Award, 2018.

17 Individual Sites (other than guidebooks) – Wales

Davis, O . , Sharples, N., Wyatt, D. , Brook, D. and Young, T. ‘Geophysical survey and co mmunity engagement at Caerau ringwork, Cardiff’, Archaeology in Wales 55 (2015 ), 13 - 19 (published 2016) .

Day, A., Fletcher, T. and Ludlow, N. : geophysical survey 2016 – Part I: Results and Part II Discussion. Unpublished Dyfed Archaeologi cal Trust Archaeological Services Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2016 Grant Award, 2016.

Herbert McAvoy, L., Skinner, P. and Tyers, T. ‘Family, feud, and fertility at , Pembs. 1200 - 1400’, Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymm rodorion new ser. 22 (2016), 8 - 25.

Ixer, R. A. and Browne, D. M. ‘Excavations at Tan - y - Castell (the first castle of Aberystwyth) – a re - evaluation. Part 1: the pottery’, Archaeology in Wales 56 (2017), 36 - 50.

Kenney, J. ‘A small medieval defended site at Hen Gastell, Llanwnda’, Archaeology in Wales 56 (2017), 70 - 84.

Kenney, J . et al. ‘Recording and excavation at T ŷ Newydd motte, Llannor, Gwynedd’, Archaeology in Wales 55 (2015) [published 2016] , 1 - 11.

Lloyd Jones, E. ‘Rediscovering skilled workers an d their legacy at Beaumaris Castle’, Anglesey Antiquarian Society and Field Club Transactions (2015 - 16), 124 - 37.

Ludlow, N. ‘Pembroke Castle outer ward: gentrified space and Tudor mansion?’, Medieval Archaeology 61 (2017), 428 - 35.

Murtagh, B. ‘William Marshal’s great tower at Pembroke, Wales: a view from Ireland’, in J. Bradley, C. Ó Drisceoil and M. Potterton (eds), William Marshal and Ireland , 111 - 82. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2016.

Priestley, S. and Turner, R. ‘The great gatehouse, Kidwelly Castle: its history, construction and function (1388 - 1422) ’ , Archaeologia Cambrensis 166 (2017), 253 - 297.

Roseveare, M.J. Castell Dinas Br â n. Llangollen, ; geophysical survey report . Unpublished Tigergeo Report for the Castle Studies Trust 2017 Grant Award, 2017.

Thompson, S. ‘ ‘A sumptuous hunting lodge’: a Time Team evaluation at Llangibby Castle, near Usk, ’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 165 (2016), 231 - 40.

Turner, R. and Jones - Jenkins, C. ‘The history and digital reconstruction of Holt C astle, Denbighshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 165 (2016), 241 - 282.

18 Urban Defences

Biddle, M., Keene, D., Morris, F. Thomas, E., and Clayre, B. Winchester. Historic Atlas VI. London: Oxbow Books for the Historic Towns Trust and the Winchester Exca vations Committee, 2017.

Burridge, K. Youghal Wall, Co. Cork: conservation and management plan. Unpublished by the Integrated Conservation Group for Youghal Town Council, 2008.

Prunty, J. and Walsh, P. Irish Historic Town Atlas No. 28, Galway . Dubli n: Royal Irish Academy, 2016.

Evans, D. H. ‘The fortifications of Hull between 1321 and 1864’, Archaeological Journal 175 (2018), 87 - 156.

Howley Hayes Architects. Buttevant Town Walls: conservation, management and interpretation plan. Unpublished Report for Cork County Council, 2013.

Mustchin, A.R.R. ‘Possible medieval town defences at St John’s Walk, Blackfriars Road, Kings Lynn’, Norfolk Archaeology 47 , part 3 (2016), 409 - 412.

Paton, K. and Cook, M. ‘The 1560 fortifications and : archa eological evidence for a new transcription of the cartographic evidence’, Post - Medieval Archaeology 50 (2016), 264 - 78.

Sorapure, D. ‘The medieval city ditch at Bishopsgate, Heron Tower, London EC3’, Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society 67 (2016), 99 - 131.

Tober Archaeological Services. Bandon Town Wall: conservation, management and interpretation plan. Unpublished Report for Cork County Council undated.

Medieval Fortifications in Europe and Elsewhere

Antonio, J. and Rico, M . Management analysis of municipal castles in the Province of Alicante (Spain). Oxford: BAR International Series, 2017.

Berga, T. Catalogue. Coins unearthed in the archaeological excavations at Turaida Castle. 2nd, 11th - 19th centuries. Published by the T uraida Museum Reserve. Rīga: Zinātne, 2016.

Ose, I. Building ceramics of Turaida Castle in the 13th – 17th centuries . Catalogue. Published by the Turaida Museum Reserve. Rīga: Zinātne, 2015.

Cauchies, J. - M., Henrion, M. and Bragard, P. (eds) , Lire, dans er et chanter au château: la culture chatelaine, XIIIe - XVII siècles . Turnhout: Brepols, 2016.

Durand, P. Les châteaux de la baronnie de Montmorillon. Reconstruction castrale et modèles royaux et princiers à la fin du Moyen Âge. Le Centre de Castellologie de Bourgogne, 2017.

19 Hayot, D. L'architecture fortifiée capétienne au XIIIème siècle . Unpublished PhD thesis. Sorbonne U niversité , 2015.

Sinibaldi, M., Lewis, K. J., Major, B, and Thompson, J. A. (eds) , Crusader Landscapes in the medieval Levant; the ar chaeology and history of the Latin East . Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2016. Contains: � Barbé, H. ‘Safed Castle and its territory: Frankish settlement and colonisation in Eastern Upper Galilee during the Crusader period’. � Luttrell, A. ‘The developme nts of Rhodes town after 1306’. � Mesqui, J. ‘The use of in the Frankish fortifications of the Middle East’. � Nicholson, H. J. ‘ ‘La damoisele del chastel’: Women’s role in the defence and functioning of castles in medieval writing from the twelfth t o the fourteenth centuries’. � Petersen, A. ‘Medieval towers in Syria and Palestine’. � Petre, J. ‘Commonality in Crusader castle construction in Armenian Cilicia and Cyprus: the case for Kantara and the Catalyst of Korykos’. � Tonghini, C. ‘An Ayyubid Square - planned tower at the Citad el of Damacus: Tower 8’ .

Volume 27 of Ch â teau Gaillard published in 2016 covers the conference held in 2014 in Bad Neustadt an der Saale in Germany. As well as the papers on British castles listed already in the relevant previous sections, it also contains the following papers on international sites: � Aarts, B. ‘The Meuse: river tolls and castle sieges’ . � Blaich, M. C. ‘Hildesheim – Featuring a fortified cathedral and fortified town residences as places of supra - regional significance where non - ferrou s heavy metals were processed’ . � Clemons, K and Zimmer, J. ‘An architectural survey of the medieval residential tower at Tertiv eri (Foggia Province, Apulia)’ . � Etting, V. ‘The royal castle of Skanør and Falsterbo – maintenance of customs, la w and order at the great market in Scania’ . � Frey, C. ‘Castles, cultural contact and trade in Northern Germany’ . � Hannson, M. ‘Castle and commerce in medieval Sweden – the examples of Sto ckholm, Borgholm and Piksborg’ . � Hjermind, J and Larsen, L. A.’Non - destr uctive investigations of three medieval fortifications at Hald, southwest of Viborg in Denmark’. � Krauskopf, C. ‘Castle, market and town – promoters of internal colonisation in the high Middle Ages’. � Piana, M. ‘The castle of Safita (Chastel Blanc) in Syria : insights into its design gained by a tentative three - dimensional reconstruction’. � Spiekhout, A. ‘ Unravelling location choice motives of castles in the Gorecht Seigniory’.

20 � Woodburn, B. ‘Some architectural features of medieval fortified gateways in Islamic lands’.

Zobel, R. Tallinn (Reval). Fortifications in the Middle Ages. Eesti Kunstakadeemia, 2014 [English translation].

Aarts, B. ‘On ‘tombs’ and mottes: interdisciplinary research in Brabant, a ‘broken up’ duchy’, in M. Kars, R. van Oosten, M.A. Roxburg h, and A. Verhoeven. Rural riches & royal rags? Studies on medieval and modern archaeology, presented to Farns Theuws. SPA - Uitgevers, Zwolle in cooperation with the Dutch Society for Medieval Archaeology, 2018.

Alvarez, S. ‘Sir Lancelot of Silesia? Polish tower house’s surviving medieval wall paintings depicting Sir Lancelot’, The Medieval Magazine 3.10 (2017), 58 - 62.

Archeré, V. ‘Evolution of the of Porte Guillaume at Chartres (Eure - et - Loir)’, Fort 44 (2016), 26 - 43.

Bares, M. M. ‘Reconstructi on of the Rib Vaults of the Hypostyle Hall in the Maniace Castle of Siracusa after the 1693 earthquake’, International Journal of Architectural History 10.8 (2016), 1101 - 1109.

Carocci, C.F., Circo, C., Cocuzza Avelinno, G., De Benedictis, R., Impollonia, N., and Tocci, C. ‘Reinforcement of the 18 th century buttresses of the Maniace Castle: Design and Execution’, International Journal of Architectural Heritage 12.3 (2018), 486 - 503.

Buck, A. ‘The cast le and lordship of Hārim and the Frankish - Muslim frontier of Northern Syria in the twelfth century’, Al Masāq 28.2 (2016), 113 - 131.

Catalo, J. ‘The Château Narbonnais of Toulouse during the siege of 1218’, in P. Duffy, T. O’Keefe, and J.M. Picard. (eds) , From Carrickfergus to Carcassonne; the epic deeds of Hugh de Lacy during Albigensian Crusade , 229 - 246. Turnhout : Brepols 2017.

Gil - Crespo, I.J. ‘Islamic castles in Spain made with rammed earth’, Construction History; international journal of the Construct ion History Society 31.2 (2016), 1 - 22.

Gruben, R. Hermans, T. van Doesburg, J. Kamphuis, J and Storms - Smeets, E. ‘Zij waren van groote en zware steenen’; recent onderzoek op het gebied van kastelen en buitenplaatsen in Nederland. Stiching Kastelenstudies Nederland, 2017. - This is the first in a series of publications by the Foundation of Dutch Castle Studies. Containing eleven papers, w ritten in Dutch , with summaries of the papers in English.

Hannson, M. ‘Stone tablets, memorial texts and agency in late - me dieval Scandinavian castles: the examples of Glimmingehus and Olofsborg’, Medieval Archaeology 60, 311 - 331 (2016).

Hayot, D. ‘ Le château de Saint - Brisson - sur - Loire, fleuron du renouveau de l’architecture castrale à la fin du XIIe siècle’, Bulletin Monume ntal 175:3 (2017).

21 Ickowicz, P. ‘ La grotte artificielle du château de Dieppe: une œuvre de Salomon de Caus? ’, Bulletin Monumental 175:4 (2017).

Meirion - Jones, G., Jones, M., Meuret, J. - C. and Amiot, C. ‘Le château de Montauban - de - Bretagne: paysage, his toire, monument’, Mémoires de la Société d’Histoire et d’Archéologie de Bretagne 94 (2016), 673 - 726.

Rogers, B. ‘If he liked it, then he shoulda put a ring on it: Harald Blue - Tooth and the Ring - Castle at Trelleborg’, The Medieval Magazine 113 (2018), 7 - 1 4.

Schrader, H. ‘St. Hilarion, Cyprus’, The Medieval Magazine 113 (2018), 20 - 25.

Seward, D. ‘The castle of Bluebeard’s widow: Château de Lassay, Mayenne, France’, Country Life 211: 25 (2017), 64 - 69.

Spencer, D. ‘ “The scourge of the stones”: English gun powder at the siege of Harfleur’, Journal of Medieval History 43.1 (2017), 59 - 73.

Su, M. ‘Sweden: a history of Cripsholm Castle: Grandeur, glory and dark secrets’, The Medieval Magazine 113, 26 - 30.

Vincenti, A. ‘Medina de les Torres Castle: heritage, nat ure, and quiet’, The Medieval Magazine 113 (2018 ), 15 - 19.

Višnjić, J. ‘Petrapilosa: the architectural and historical development of the structure’, in D. Berryman and S. Kerr . (eds) , Buildings of medieval Europe: Studies in social and landscape contexts o f medieval buildings. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2018.

Forthcoming Publications

Just after the mid - August 2018 cut - off date for this bibliography, the latest Ch â teau Gaillard volume 28 was published on L’enirovnment du château containing paper s produced at th e 2016 conference in Roscommon. Authors include Fiona Beglane, Oliver Creighton, Karen Dempsey, Piers Dixon, Thomas Finan, Ben Murtagh, Rachel Swallow, Therron Welstead, Bill Woodburn and William Wyeth. Similarly, the Castle Studies Group festschrift in ho nour of Derek Renn was launched at the one day conference in October having been published in August 2018. It contains contributions from 20 authors and is available to order now from Neil Guy. I will discuss the conten t of both of these volumes in Bibliog raphy 32.

Whilst at Ch â teau Gaillard conference I also had the opportunity to look at the Cast el la Maris Baltici monograph series published by the Society of Medieval Archaeology in Finland. These are the published papers of a series of biennial conferen ces and are now on Volume XIII Building a Castle. Preparing for War or Keeping the Peace? ( http://www.skas.fi/in - english/amaf - series/ ). The papers are in English and German. I will note contents of Volume XIII in next year’s bibliography.

Updated editions of the English Heritage Red Guidebooks for and Orford Castle are probably now available , Malcolm Hislop is producing a guide for

22 Barnard Castle, and Mike O sbo rne’s next offering, De fending Northamptonshire should also be available soon.

In Irish castle studies, Victoria McAlister is set to publish the first ever serious monograph dedicated to Irish to wer houses . The Irish Tower House 1300 - 1650 Soc iety, Economy and Environment is eag erly anticipated and will be available in June 2019 from Manchester University Press .

This bibliography list s Ottaway’s assessment of the archaeology of Winchester, covering prehistory to the Victorian and modern periods. Also in the Winchester Studies s eries, the following two volumes of interest to members are noted as in preparation – W inches ter Studies 6.i Winchester Castle: fortress, palace and garden and Winc h ester Studies 6.ii Wolvesey Palace ( http://w inchesterstudies.org.uk ). I am not sure of the timescale to completion.

Just before the cut - off date of this bibliography Christopher Woolgar produced an edited volume of essays entitled The Elite Household in England, 1100 - 1550. Proceedings of the 2016 Harlaxton Symposium with Shaun Tyas. I have yet to see to a copy to note if there are any castle - related papers, but it is sure to be of interest to members nonetheless.

Corrections to Bibliography 2 9

I made typographical errors in the titles of the f ollowing two papers, the correct references are as follows:

Wiggins, K. ‘How to transform a castle’, Archaeology Ireland 29: 4 (2015), 32 - 36.

Jensen, C. S. ‘Castles and war in 13th century Livonia and Estonia according to Henry of Livonia’, in R. Atzbach , L. Meldgaard Sass Jensen and L. Plith Lauritsen (eds ), Castles at War: The Danish Castle Research Association “Magt, Borg og Landskab”. Interdisciplinary Symposium 2013, 87 - 100. Bonn: Habelt, 2015.o

I also misspelled Mike Osborne’s and Morag Fyfe’s name s; my apologies.

Material that should have been included

Addyman, P. Y ork. Historic Towns Atlas V . London: Oxbow Books for the Historic Towns Trus t and York Archaeological Trust , 2015.

Cook, A. and White, P. Sherborne Old Castle, Dorset: archaeologica l investigations 1930 - 90 . London: Society of Antiquaries of London, 2015. http://www.oapen.org/search?keyword=sherborne+castle

Fyfe, A. ‘Defending Mann’ , 104 (2015).

Hodgson, T, and Wise, P. Colchester Castle ; 2000 years of history . Colchester: Jarro l d Publishing and Colchester Castle. 2015

23 Lewis, D. Windsor and Eaton. Historic Towns Atlas IV. London: Oxbow Books for the Historic Towns Trust, 2015.

Lopéz, L. M. and Alonso, L .J. ‘Graffiti of British ships at La Aljaferia Castle’, The Mariner’s Mirror 101 (2015), 336 - 343.

McPhail, R. The royal castle of Tarbet: the sto r y of one of Scotland’s largest castles and its royal connections. Privately published, 2014.

Philpott, R. A. ‘Excavations on a medieval site at Meadow Lane, West Derby, 1989’, Journal of the Merseyside Archaeological Society 15 (2015), 76 - 94.

Roberts, E. R. ‘Forgotten ruins? The castles of the Welsh princes’ Aberystwyth University Digital History Magazine / Y Cyl chgrawn Hanes 8 (2015), 1 - 6.

Ridyard, S.J. and Ashbee, J. ‘The resuscitation of Roger of Conwy: a Cantilupe miracle and the society of Edwardian north Wales’, Journal of Medieval History 41.3 (2015), 309 - 24.

Spencer, D. ‘Adapting to new technology: Rox burgh Castle and the Scottish Marches’, Emergence 6 (2014), 1 - 7.

Bibliography

The dates cited for periodicals are those years for which they have been issued. An author’s initials appear as published. In some cases it has not been possible to obtain th e page number references for the entries.

As usual, I list anonymous material first, and those with surnames beginning with ’Mac’ or ‘Mc’ are treated as ‘Mac’, hence , for example, ‘Manning’ appearing after ‘McSparron’.

Please notify me of any omissions from, or errors in, the following listing . Also, I would welcome offprints and pdfs of any papers that I have listed in this and previous issues, and please could authors note this request re. forthcoming material. Having such material to hand makes the co mpilation of the CSG bibliographies so much easier!

Information can be sent to me by e - mail [email protected] or posted to me at 163 Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE34 6SS .

Anon. Explore Peel Castle . Manx National Heritage, 2016.

Anon. Explore Castle Rushen, Rushen Abbey, , Nautical Museum and Old Grammar School . Manx National Heritage, 2017.

Aarts, B. ‘The Meuse: river tolls and castl e sieges’, Château Gaillard 27 (2016), 11 - 19.

24 Aarts, B. ‘On ‘tombs’ and mottes: interdisciplinary research in Brabant, a ‘broken up’ duchy’, in M. Kars, R. van Oosten, M.A. Roxburgh, and A. Verhoeven. Rural riches & royal rags? Studies on medieval and mod ern archaeology, presented to Farns Theuws. SPA - Uitgevers, Zwolle in cooperation with the Dutch Society for Medieval Archaeology, 2018.

Alvarez, S. ‘Sir Lancelot of Silesia? Polish tower house’s surviving medieval wall paintings depicting Sir Lancelot’, T he Medieval Magazine 3.10 (2017 ), 58 - 62.

Antonio, J. and Rico, M. Management analysis of municipal castles in the Province of Alicante (Spain). Oxford: BAR International Series, 2017.

Archeré, V. ‘Evolution of the barbican of Porte Guillaume at Chartres (Eure - et - Loir)’, Fort 44 (2016), 26 - 43.

Ashbee, J. A. Beaumaris Castle . Cardiff: Cadw, 2017.

Ashbee, J. A. Harlech Castle . Cardiff: Cadw, 2017.

Askew, R. M. C. ‘Political iconoclasm: the destruction of Eccleshall Castle during the English Civil Wars’, Post - Medieval Archaeology 50 (201 6), 279 - 288.

Askew, R. ‘Sheffield Castle and the aftermath of the English Civil War’, Northern History 54 (2017), 189 - 210.

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Turner, R. and Jones - Jenkins, C. ‘The history and digital reconstruction of Holt Castle, Denbighshire’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 165 (2016), 241 - 282.

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Watson, N. and Phillpotts, C. ‘The Old Welsh Bridge, Shrewsbury: excavatio ns at the Severn Theatre venue, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, 2006 - 7’, Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society 90 (2015), whole issue.

50 Weikert, K. ‘Creating a choreographed space: English Anglo - Norman keeps in the twelfth century’, in L. Thomas, and J. Campbell. (eds) , Buildings in Society: International Studies in the Historic Era , 127 - 140. Oxford: Archaeopress Archaeology , 2018.

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Wilson, M.D. ‘The castle builders part II. Hartshill Castle: the celebration of divine worship’, Coventry and District Archaeology Society Bulletin 494, non - paginated , 2017.

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Part B

Corrections to the Bibliography 1945 - 2006

None notified

Material that should have been included in the Bibliography 1945 - 2006

Part 1 – General: (a) Books and pamphlets

Nothing to add

(b) Periodical articles

Nothing to add

(c) Essays in books

Colvin, H. M. ‘Royal gardens in medieval England’, in E. B. MacDougall (ed.), Medieval G ardens , 7 - 22. Washington: Dumbarton Oaks, 1986*

Part 2 – Topographical

Nothing to add

Part 3 - Corrections to Bibliography 2006 - 201 5

Aaronson, J. and Potter, G. An archaeological field evaluation at Betch worth Castle, Betchworth Park, R eigate Road, Surrey, RH4 1NZ . Unpublished Grey Literatu re Report, 2014.

C aldwell, D . H . ‘ T he d e fence of the S cottish border ’ , J ournal of t he S ydney S ociety for S cottish H istory 12 (2010) , 59 - 82.

Codnor Castle Heritage Trust, Codnor Castle: guide book . Codnor: Codnor Castle Heritage Trust, 2013.

Duckers, P. Shrewsbury Castle: a brief history and description . Shrewsbury: [s. n.], 2013.

52 Holden, P. and Meek, J. ‘Roch Castle, Pemb rokeshire; a study of significance’, The Building Conservation Directory 19, (2012). http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/roch - castle/roch - castle.htm

Forder , S. Fortress Scotland Volume 1: the Moray Lowlands and Findhorn Valley. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform , 2013.

Jones J. E. ‘ Dau Gastell Dolwyddelan ’ , Caernarvonshire Historical Society Transactions 74 - 75 ( 2103 - 14 ), 15 - 35.

Lowerre, A.G. 2007 . ‘ A GIS a nalysis of the l ocation of l ate - e leventh - c entury castles in the s outheastern m idlands of England ’, in J.T. Clarkand and E.M. Hagemeister (eds) , Digital d iscovery. Exploring n ew f rontiers in h uman h eritage. CAA2006. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology. Proceedings of the 34th Conference, Fargo, United States, April 2006 . Budapest: Archaeoling ua, 2007 .

Moffett, R. ‘God's House Tower: A Reappraisal’, The Medelai Gazette, Richard III Foundation 19 (2012).

Rose, S. ‘Maritime logistics and Edward I’s military campaigns: what can be learnt from the surviving documentation?’, The Mariner’s Mirror 99 (2013), 388 - 97.

R oyal C ommission on the A ncient and H istoric al M onuments of S cotland (RCAHMS) . ‘Monuments of lordship 1150 - 1700: c astles, moated sites and manors’, in RCAHMS, In the shadow of Bennachie: a field archaeology of Donside, Aberdeenshire , 150 - 61. Edinburgh: R CAHMS, 2007.

Volume 66 - 67 of the Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin , covering the annual meetings of 2011 and 2012, was published in 2014. The meetings covered the themes of Heritage Conservation and Enhancement in Former Conflict Zones and Undergro und Defences and Fortifications . The volume is available to view online : http://www.europanostra.org/our - work/publications/ and it contains several papers of interest to the group, as well as those interested in later fortifications. The following papers look at aspects of castles and fortified towns :

� Feridun , I ‘Othello Tower / Citadel: Famagusta walled city’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 69 - 72. � Losse, M. ‘Fortified caves and cave fortifications in Germany in the Middle Ages and early modern time’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 211 - 222. � Manning, C. ‘The siege of Clogh Oughter Castle, Co. Cavan in 1653’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 105 - 112. � Mester de Parajd, G. ‘Defenses souterrraines en Anjou (France). L’exemple du Château de Brézé’, Europa No stra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 159 - 166. � Oztek, E ‘The revitalization plan for Famagusta walled city’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 49 - 68.

53 � Steriotou, I. ‘Conservation of heritage in historical towns of Greece and the intervention s carried out after recent wars, some characteristic examples’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 113 - 128. � Topcan Mesutoglu, L. ‘The future of the historical town of Famagusta: “the city of 365 churches” ’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 6 6 - 67 (2014), 73 - 82. � Valle, P. ‘Castlefranco Veneto: the damage of wars and the conservation of defensive town walls’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 66 - 67 (2014), 129 - 136.

I assume that Volume 68 - 69 of the Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin would have b een published in 2016 /7 , and so should be in this bibliography, but I have yet to see it to identify if there are any castle - related papers included.

54 Acknowledgements (Parts A and B)

I am very grateful to a number o f people who provided John and me with information that appears in Parts A and B, and other assistance.

Jennifer Cryer, Katherine Davey, Penny Dransart, Morag Fy f e, Neil Guy, Marton Hannson, Taco Hermans, David Ingham, Gwyn Meirion - Jones , Mike Osborne, Tadgh O’Keeffe , Peter Purton, Derek Renn , Dan Spencer, Geoffrey Stell, Ian Stevenson and Rachel Swallow .

I must make special mention of the late Philip Davi s in this section. Philip was a key contributor to the bibliography across at least the last five years that I have been producing it and no doubt also when John prepared the bibliography single - handed . Philip pointed to me several key papers that I otherwise would have missed and was especially good at finding grey literature references and e - theses for inclusion. He credited the bibli ography as a useful tool for keeping the Gatehouse website up - to - date, but in truth Gatehouse was up - to - date in many cases long before the bibliography was issued . I believe he assisted me much more than I assisted him. His contribution and frequent emails will be missed.

My apologies to anyone that I have omitted inadvertently.

Gillian Scott 201 9 Email: [email protected] Publ ished on behalf of Gillian Scott by the Castle Studies Group www.castlestudiesgroup.org.uk

Front Cover: Markenfield Hall from the east ; gatehouse, and outer range

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