A Research Framework for the Archaeology of the Extractive Industries A Bibliography for the Alum Industry

Almond, J K 1975 ‘Technical Aspects of Alum Making’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 2, 11-20 Anon 1992 Cleveland Industrial Archaeology Society Research Report No.6, p.12. Copy in Industrial

Archaeology boxfile. [mine at Slapewath] Chapman, S K 1969 ‘The Alum Industry’ Bull NE Industrial Archaeol Soc 5. Chapman, S K 1975, ‘Excavations at the Boulby Alum Works’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 2, 25-32 Chapman, K 2002 ‘Boulby Alum Works’ in I Miller (ed) 2002, 61-74 Crossley, D 1987 ‘Sir William Clavell’s Glasshouse in Kimmeridge, Dorset: The Excavations of 1980-1’ Arch J

144, 340-82 [rare published example of a possible alum furnace in the south of England] Gould, S 1993 Monuments Protection Programme: The Alum Industry. Combined Steps 1-3 Report. CC for EH Gould, S 1993 Alum Industry: Site Assessment. Kettleness Alum Works. CC (unpub assessment for EH) Grahame, R 2004 Aislaby Quarry, Whitby. TA (unpub report) Green, D 2000 ‘Evidence of the Alum Industry on the Foreshore at Ravenscar’ Industrial Archaeology 26, 3-11 Harrison, A 1980 ‘The Early Years of Alum Making in Guisborough’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 12, 5-9 Harrison, B J D 1975 ‘The alum workers’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 2, 20-4 Hunt, A, Pearson, T et al 2004 Loftus Alum Works Redcar and Cleveland: An Archaeological and Historical Survey. EH Survey Report AI/02/2004 Jecock, M, Dunn, C et al 2003 The Alum Works and Other Industries at Kettleness, North Yorkshire: An Archaeological and Historical Survey. EH Survey Report AI/24/2003 Marshall, G 1993 An archaeological assessment of the Loftus Alum Quarry, Cleveland. National Trust Assessment Report Marshall, G 1995 ‘Redressing the balance – An Archaeological Evaluation of North Yorkshire’s Coastal Alum Industry’ Industrial Archaeology 18.1, 39-62 Marshall, G 1994 Saltwick Alum Works: An Archaeological Interpretation. SAHS Research Report Marshall, G 1999 ‘Ravenscar Alum Works Interpretation of Archaeological Evidence’ The National Trust 1 149- 68 Marshall, G 2002 ‘The alum house – its reconstruction based on archaeological and documentary evidence’ in I Miller (ed), 27-44 Miller, I (ed) 2002 Steeped in History: The Alum Industry of North-East Yorkshire. 135-8. Helmsley: NYMNPA Morris, C H and Whitlock, S 2005 ‘Boulby Alum Works Tunnel Revisited’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 30, 29-45 Morrison, A 1981 Alum: North East Yorkshire’s fascinating story of the first chemical industry. (privately printed) Pearce, I 2005 ‘Sir George Colebrooke’s Attempted Alum Monopoly and the Great Ayton Alum Works’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 30, 11-12 Pearson, T and Hunt, A 2004 Ayton Banks Alum Works, North Yorkshire. EH Survey Report AI/26/2004 Pickles, R L 1975 ‘A Brief History of the Alum Industry in North Yorkshire, 1600-1875’ Cleveland Industrial Archaeologist 2, 1-10 Pybus, D 1983 ‘The “Alum Hole” at Sandsend’ TSDAS 25, 31-5 Pybus, D and Rushton, J 1991 ‘Alum and the Yorkshire coast’ in Lewis, D B (ed) TheYorkshire Coast. 46-59. Beverley: Normandy Press RCHME 1993 Boulby Alum Mine. RCHME (unpub report) Rout, A E 1997 ‘The North Yorkshire alum industry: a technical analysis of the processes used’ CIA 2, 13-55 Rout, A E 2002 ‘The Manufacture of Alum from Shale’ in I Miller (ed), 19-26 Rutter, J G 1961 ‘Alum: A brief history of a dead industry’ Trans Scarborough and District Archaeol Soc 4 Thornton, C E 2000 ‘Sir Joseph Banks’s account of alum making at Kettleness, North Yorkshire’ CIA 26, 13-18 Topping, P 2000 Step 4 Industrial recording: the alum industry module: project design final draft. EH (unpub internal document) de Warth, R H and Taylor D W 2005 ‘Atton Banks Alum Works’ CIA 30, 15-27