The Archaeological Journal, Том 29Longman, Rrown [sic] Green, and Longman, 1872 |
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Abbey Abbot aisle alien priories ancient Antiquaries antiquity appears Archæological archæologists arches barrow beads Bishop British Museum bronze brooch building Capitoline Hill Castle century chamber chapel character charter church collection copy Cromlech curious Dewlish diameter ditch early east Edward engraved examples excavations exhibited fibula figure finger ring flint Folio fragments Fuller Russell gate ground Guildford head Henry Henry III heredibus implements inscription Institute interesting Isle of Wight John King King's Lambeth Lord manor marble ments metal Norman objects Odiham Odiham Castle original ornamented period photographs portion pottery present printed probably quod relics remains remarkable Richard ring Roman Rome Samian ware Saxon seal shrine side silver Southampton specimens stone temple Thermæ tion tower town urns vases vellum W. J. Loftie wall Westminster Whitby Winchester Woodcuts XXIX yards
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