SANHS & VAG publications held by the SVBRG for members to borrow.

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SIAS Journals1Water-Power on Farms in West Somerset. D. Warren.Copies held
SIAS Journals1A Withy Boiler at Burrow Bridge. A. Ward.Copies held
SIAS Journals1Shapwick Windmill. C. Buchanan.Copies held
SIAS Journals1The bath brick industry at Bridgwater. J. Murless.Copies held
SIAS Journals1Horse Gins in Somerset. Copies held
SIAS Journals3Chidgey's Foundry, watchet. D. Warren.Copies held
SIAS Journals3A Somerset brick maker of 1860. R. Bush.Copies held
SIAS Journals3Taunton Brickyards. B. Murless.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture5A late aisled house in Suffolk. Sylvia ColmanCopies held
Vernacular Architecture5A persistence of archaic framing techniques in Kesteven. David Roberts.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture5Sotches,Lever Sockets & Rafter Holes. F CharlesCopies held
Vernacular Architecture5Popular crucks in Worcestershire & Herefordshire. Richard Harris.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture6Cruck Distributions from recent maps. J t SmithCopies held
Vernacular Architecture6Aisled Halls in England & wales. K. sandal.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture7The History of the German Hallhouse. K. Baumgarten.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture7Segregation in vernacular buildings. C. Carson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture8Farmhouses & Cottages in Quercy. E. Mollison.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture8The Mechanism of the pre-industrial building cycle. R. Machin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture8Jointed Crucks. E H D Williams.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture8The closure of unglazed windows. J Armstrong.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture9Roof carpentry of Brittany. Gwyn Merion-Jones.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture9The purpose of rafter holes. J McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture10Roof carpentry of Brittany - cruck construction. Gwyn Merion-Jones.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture10Refacing with brick-tiles. T P Smith.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture11Distribution of brick bonds in England to 1800. A Brian.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture11Trusses with curved principals in W Europe. H JanseCopies held
Vernacular Architecture11Medieval vernacular roof trusses in Surrey. J M Harding.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture12C17th sqatters' dwellings. JH BetteyCopies held
Vernacular Architecture12Brick building in Somerset. EHD Williams & RG Gilson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture12Knee principal roofs. R TaylorCopies held
Vernacular Architecture12Architectural reconstruction of timber buildings from archaeological evidence (Cheddar Palace inc.) PA Rahtz etc.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture13Post construction and the rafter roof. FWB Charles.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture13Houses into Cottages. S ColmanCopies held
Vernacular Architecture13Vernacular roof types in N Avon & S Gloucestershire. L Hall.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15An Eighteenth Century Cambridgeshire Helm. R. Taylor.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Evidence for Helms in Gloucestershire in the Fourteenth Century. C. Dyer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Helms, Hovels and Belfrys: More Evidence from Probate Inventories. S. Needham.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Low Open-Truss Beams (Mantle Beams): Problems of Function and Distribution. Alcock & Moran.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Clay and Cobb Buildings. J. McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15English Stone Building. Clifton-Taylor and Ireson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Living with the Past. D. Baker.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15The Rural houses of N. Avon and S. Gloucestershire. L. Hall.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture15Farms in England. P.J. Fowler.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture16The Distribution of Somerset Roof Tiles in Brittany: A Provisional Assessment. G. Merrion-Jones.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture16Half-Hipped Roofs in Pre- seventeenth Century Somerset Buildings. Williams & Gilson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture16Timber Framed Shops 1300-1600. Comparative Plans. D. Stenning.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture16The Vernacular buildings of West and Middle Chinnock. SSAVBRG.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture16The History of a Tudor House. H. Dickinson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17Aisled halls in England and Wales. K. Sandall.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17Crucks: New Documentary Evidence. Alcock & Blair.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17Discovering Cottage Architecture. C. powell.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17Timber buildings in Britain. Brunskill.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17Barns of Rural Britain. G. Hughes.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture17The Archaeology of Medieval England. H. Clarke.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture18Is Clay Lump a Traditional Building Material? J. McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture18Houses and History. M. Barley.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture18The Medieval brick making industry in England, 1400-1450. T. Smith.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture18Victorian Farms. R. Brigden.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture18Somerset Villages: The Vernacular Houses with Farms and Farmsteads of Alford and Lovington. SSAVBGR.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture19Time and Chance: modelling the Attrition of Old Houses. C. Currie.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture19The Influence of Wind on the Orientation of Threshing Barns. A. Kenworthy.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture19The Domesday Inheritance. J. Ravensdale.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture19The Medieval English Domestic Timber Roof. M. Bismanis.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20Carpenter's Marks. S. Wallsgrove.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20Upstairs or Downstairs? Alcock & Currie. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20The Grammar of Carpentry. R. Harris.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20Somerset Villages: The Vernacular Buildings of Batcombe. SSAVBRG.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20Wiltshire Farmhouses and Cottages. P. Slocombe.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture20Bee Boles and Bee Houses. A. Foster.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture21Time and Chance - Medieval houses. Mercer, Smith and Currie.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture21Base cruck usages in Suffolk. S. ColemanCopies held
Vernacular Architecture21The Recording of Standing Buildings. J. Bold.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture21Archaic Roofs in Hereford and Worcester. C. Currie.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture21Jetties. R. Harris.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture21Recording timber Framed Buildings; an illustrated glossary. Alcock, Barley, Dixon, MeesonCopies held
Vernacular Architecture21Historic Farm Buildings. J. Lake.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24Earthfast Posts: The Persistence of Alternative Building Techniques. Meeson & Welch.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24An unusual Roof Truss for Upper Rooms with low side walls. J. Peters.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24Traditional Buildings of Britain-An Introduction to Vernacular Architecture. Brunskill.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24A Dovecote Heritage. P. & J. HansellCopies held
Vernacular Architecture24The Trussed Roof, its History and Development. D.Yeomans.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24English Houses 1200-1800, the Hertfordshire Evidence and Hertfordshire Houses:Copies held
Vernacular Architecture24Selective Inventory. J.T. Smith.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25Identifying and Classifying Mason's Marks. B. Tyson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25Covenants in Conveyancing Instruements: A Note for the Vernacular Architectural Historian. K.T. Ward.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25Housing culture. Traditional architecture in an English Landscape. M. Johnson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25Medieval houses of Wiltshire. P. Slocombe.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25Somerset Villages: The Houses, Cottages and Farms of Chiselborough. SSAVBRG.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture25People at Home: Living in a Warwickshire Village, 1500-1800. N. Alcock. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture27Cruck Distribution: A Social Explanation. E. Mercer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture27The Cobb at Lyme Regis, Dorset: A sideways look at Vernacular Materials and Techniques. J. Cox.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture27Time and Place: medieval carpentry in Staffordshire. R. Meeson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture27The Medieval Hall: the basis of secular domestic life, 600-1600. M.W. ThompsonCopies held
Vernacular Architecture28History and Vernacular Architecture. C. Dyer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture28Vernacular Architecture: The Loss of Innocence.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture28The Origin of Clay Lump in England. J. McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture28Arch Braces or Tension Braces? D. StenningCopies held
Vernacular Architecture28Somerset villages: The Vernacular Buildings of Shapwick. SVBRG. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture30Late Twelfth and EarlyThirteenth-Century.Aisled Buildings: A Comparison. J. Walker.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture30The Somerset Dendrochronology Project: Phase 3. J & J Penoyre.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture30Individual Case Studies, Hig h St, Rode. J. DallimoreCopies held
Vernacular Architecture30The Age of Transition: The Archaeology of English Culture 1400-1600. Gaimster and Stamper.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture30Urbane and Rustic England, cultural ties and social spheres in the Provinces. C. Esterbrook.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture30English farmsteads 1750-1914. Barnwell and Giles.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31Naming the Parts of Post-Medieval roof Structures. J. Campbell.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31Blind Backs and Nineteenth Century Working Class Houses. P. Crouch. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31The Development of English building Construction. C. Innocent.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31Medieval masons. M. Hislop.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31The development of Timber as a Structural Material. D. Yeomans.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture31Houses of the Gentry, 1480-1680. N. Cooper.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture32Detached Kitchens or Adjoining Houses? J.T. Smith. / D & B. Martin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture32Plundering the Past: Roman Stonework in Medieval Britain. T. Eaton.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture32Living and Working in Seventeenth century England: an encyclopedia of drawings and descriptions from Randle Holme's original manuscripts. Alcock & Cox. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture32Vernacular Houses and Farms of Butleigh. J. Dallimore.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Small Aisled Halls in Essex. D.F. Stenning etcCopies held
Vernacular Architecture34An Investigation of the Orientation of Timber framed Houses in Herefordshire. D. James.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Variations in the Survival Rate of Timber-Framed Buildings in Two Sussex parishes. D. Chatwin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34The Configuration of Inner Rooms and Chambers in the Transitional Houses of Eastern Sussex. D. Martin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Rock House Farm, Great Haywood: A Fifteenth- Century Staffordshire Semi? M. Hislop.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34A Lobby Entrance House of 1615: Model Farm, Linstead magna, Halesworth, Suffolk. J. Walker.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Tree Ring dates (inc Somerset dendro Project, phase 5). Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Surrey Medieval buildings, an inventory and analysis. P. GreyCopies held
Vernacular Architecture34The Smaller Brick, Stone and Weatherboard Houses of Surrey. G. Howard.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34The English Model Farm: Building the Agricultural Ideal. S.W. Martins.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture34Cotters and Squatters: Housing's Hidden History. C. Ward.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Luminescence Dating of Brick Chimneys A. Antrobus.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Cranked Inner Principals. David Clark.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35A Medieval Urban house with two heated open rooms: 3, 5 Butter St. Alcester. Alcock & Moir.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Tree Ring Dates ( a selection, inc. Somerset dendro, phase 6)Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Documenting the History of Houses. Nat Alcock.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Town houses of Medieval Britain. A. Quiney.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Understanding Small Period Houses. A. Laws.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Oak: A British History. Harris, Harris & James.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35Ceramic roofware. Hans van Lemmen.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture35English Architecture to 1900. E. Mercer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture36On the Origins of Crucks: An Innocent Notion Nick HillCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36The Quest for one's own front door:Housing the Vicars Choral at the English Cathedrals. D. Stoker.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture36An Early Vernacular Hammer-Beam Structure - West Sussex. J. ClarkeCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36Ritual Marks And Graffiti: Curiosities or Meaningful Symbols. Bob MeesonCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36Housing the Urban Poor in 1800 - Warwickshire. Nat AlcockCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36The Bernoulli Principle and Smoke Control (open hall house) Mary AdamsCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36The Late Medieval Remodelling of Early Roofs. Edward Roberts Copies held
Vernacular Architecture36Medieval Building Techniques G. BindingCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36New Winchelsea, Sussex: a Medieval Port Town. D & B MartinCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36The Vernacular Workshop from Craft to Industry 1400-1900 Ed P Barnwell etcCopies held
Vernacular Architecture36Discovering Cottage Architecture C PowellCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Vernacular Architecture and Landscape History: The legacy of the Rebuilding of Rural England and the making of the English Landscape. Christopher Dyer Developing Hoskins.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture37Buildings and Place: Farmsteads and the Mapping of Change. J. Lake & B. Edwards.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture37The Origins of Crucks: Innocence or Naivete? A response. Nat Alcock.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture37Stone in the Vernacular of Rural Wales during C19th. Judith AlfreyCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Medieval Clay Walled Houses: A case study from Norfolk. Adam LongcroftCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Somerset Dendrochronology Project: Summary of Results. M. McDermottCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Hall Houses A. Michael MennimCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Acton Court: The Evolution of an Early Tudor Courtier's House. K. Rodwell & R. BellCopies held
Vernacular Architecture37Structural Appraisal of Traditional Buildings P. RobsonCopies held
Vernacular Architecture38The Unit System Revisited:Dual Domestic Planning and the Development Cycle of the Family Richard SuggettCopies held
Vernacular Architecture38A Three Dimensional, Timber-Framed Encyclopedia of Geometrical Carpentry Design. Laurie SmithCopies held
Vernacular Architecture38Clay-Walled Houses in Norfolk: Some Comments. John McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture38Houses and the Hearth Tax: the Later Stuart House and Scoiety Ed. P. Barnwell & m. Aires.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture38Architects and Building Craftsmen with work in Wiltshire. Pam SlocombeCopies held
Vernacular Architecture38Recent Research into Vernacular Buildings And Parish Churchrs: Case studies from Norfolk. Adam Longcroft Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39Modern Homes for Modern People: Identifying and Interpreting the Highland Building Boom, 1775-1825. Dan Maudlin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39A Preliminary Roof Typology for the NE of England c1200-1700. Martin Roberts.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39Building in Earth in Late-Medieval England. Christopher Dyer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39Hanging Chimneys, Smoke Chimneys or Smoking Chimneys in Scottish Domestic Buildings. Bruce Walker. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39Bayesian Interpretation of Tree-Ring Dates in Practice. Cathy TyersCopies held
Vernacular Architecture39Cooking and Dining in Medieval England Antonia Catchpole.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39Burford: Buildings and People in A Cotswold Town. David Clark and Robert Peberdy.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture39The Shapwick Project, Somerset. A Rural Landscape Explored. Christopher Gerrard, Mick Aston Etc.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40Medieval Houses in English Towns: Form and Location, Sarah Pearson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40The Vernacular Architecture of the Grosmount Map of 1588. Ken Palmer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40Renewal and Replacement in a Northamptonshire Village: Housing in Pottersbury 1727-1910. Rod Conlon.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40Mud and Frame Construction in South Leicestershire. Neil FinnCopies held
Vernacular Architecture40Differing Approaches to the Elimination of Arcade Posts in the Timber-Framed Open Halls of Britain and Japan. Toru HorieCopies held
Vernacular Architecture40Radiocarbon Dating of a Reused Cruck Blade from Warwickshire and Its Implications for theCopies held
Vernacular Architecture40Typology of Cruck Construction. Nat Alcock and Bob Meeson. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40Vol. 40 Medieval Architectural Drawing: English Craftsmen's Methods and their Later Persistence (c. 1200-1700). Arnold PaceyCopies held
Vernacular Architecture40Traditional Buildings in the Parish of Combe St. Nicholas. SVBRG, (Nat Alcock.)Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40John Lewyn of Durham: A Medieval Mason in Practice. Malcolm Hislop.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40West Country Farms: House-and-Estate Surveys. Nat Alcock and Cary Carson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture40The English Parsonage in the Early Nineteenth Century. Timothy Brittain-Catlin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Polite Threshold in Seventeenth-And 18-Century Britain. Adrian Green.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Crossing Boundaries: Revisiting the Thresholds of Vernacular Architecture. Daniel Maudlin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Vernacular Parallels: Brochs & Blackhouses. George Geddes.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Unmistakeable Fashion of the Time?: Dating Flore's House at Oakham, Rutland. Nick Hill.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Distribution & Dating of Wealden Houses. (Including 1 in Yeovil!) Nat AlcockCopies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Lexis of Building in Wood in Bilingual Medieval England. William Sayers.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41A Vernacular Window of 1618. John McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Caldecote: The Development & Desertion of a Hertfordshire VILLAGE. Guy Beresford et al.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Rye Rebuilt: Regeneration & Decline within a Sussex Port Town. David & Barbara Martin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Sandwich: The Completest Medieval town in England: A study of the town and port from its Origins to 1600. Helen Clarke etc.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Warwickshire Hearth Tax Returns: Michelmas 1670. Ed Tom Arkell & Nat Alcock.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Westmorland Hearth Tax Returns: Michelmas 1670. Ed Colin Philips etcCopies held
Vernacular Architecture41The VCH of the Counties of England; A History of the County of Sussex Vii Littlehampton & District. Ed C P Lewis. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Lancashire North. Clare Hartwell & N Pevsner.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Yorkshire West Riding. Peter Leach & N. PevsnerCopies held
Vernacular Architecture41Hill Hall: A Singular House Devised by a Tudor Intellectual. Paul Drury with R. Simpson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Highland House Transformed. Architecture & Identity on the Edge of Britain. Daniel Maudlin.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41The Tacolneston Project. A Study of Historic Buildings in the Claylands of South Norfolk. Ed Adam Longcroft etc.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture41Handmade Houses and other buildings. The World of Vernacular Architecture. John MayCopies held
Vernacular Architecture42The Parochial Nature of Timber Framing. Duncan James (see Vol. 43)Copies held
Vernacular Architecture42Early Hay Barns in the South of England. Edward RobertsCopies held
Vernacular Architecture42Engravings as evidence of Dovecotes. John McCann.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture42The English Medieval Roof: crown Post to King Post. John WalkerCopies held
Vernacular Architecture42Hampshire Houses: Their dating & development. Edward Roberts.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture42English Houses1300-1800.: Vernacular Architecture, Social Life. Matthew Johnson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture42Somerset Villages: Traditional Buildings in the Parish of Stogursey. SVBRG Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43An Internet Accessible Building Archaeological Research Database (BARD). A.MoirCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43Saw marks in Vernacular Buildings and their wider significance. Duncan James.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43An early C15th Warwickshire Cruck House using Joggled Halvings. N Alcock & D MilesCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43The Provision of Services in Medieval Houses in Kent. Sarah Pearson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43Structural Trends in English Medieval Buildings: New insights from Dendrochronology. Bob Meeson. Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43Dartmoor's Alluring Uplands: Transhumance & Pastoral Management In the Middle Ages. Work by Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43Harold Fox, compiled by Matt Tompkins & Chris Dyer.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture43Up-dates of Pevsner:- BerkshireCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43Up-dates of Pevsner:- CheshireCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43Up-dates of Pevsner:- HerefordshireCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43Up-dates of Pevsner:- Somerset: North & BristolCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43Traditional Building Materials. Matthew SlocombeCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43A Legal History of the English Landscape. Christopher JesselCopies held
Vernacular Architecture43The English Castle: 1066-1650. John Goodall. **Highly Recommended!Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Burn Marks on Buildings: Accidental or Deliberate? Nick Hill & John DeanCopies held
Vernacular Architecture45An Archaeological Approach to the Development of the Late Medieval Peasant House Mark Gardiner.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45The Theatre of the Welsh Farmer's Domestic Life. Richard BebbCopies held
Vernacular Architecture45Social Reform & Segregation: Tenant Housing in the Isle of Lewis. 1795-1900. Catriona Mackie.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Materials and Construction. A Pair of Late Medieval Two-Cell Houses in an Essex Village, and a Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Regional Context for the Building Type. Tim Howson.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Baythorne Hall, a Raised-Aisled Hall in Birdbrook, Essex, & its realationship to other Raised- Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Aisled halls. John Walker.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Designs Upon The Land. Elite Landscapes of the Middle Ages (2013) Oliver H Creighton.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Traditional Buildings in the Oxford Region: c 1300-1840 John Steane & James Ayres.Copies held
Vernacular Architecture45Textile Mills of South West England. Mike Williams.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings130Pen, Ilchester and Yeovil: a study in the landscape history and archaeology of south-east Somerset. Katherine Barker.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings130The Glastonbury Manors and their Saxon Charters. S.C. Morland.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings134Curing chambers and Corn kilns in S.W. England. E.H.D. Williams.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings136The Victoria History of the Counties of England: a History of the County of Somerset, Vol. VI ( Hundreds of Andersfield, Cannington, N. Petherton). R. DunningCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings136Somerset place names. Stephen Robinson.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings136Bridgwater, history and guide. R. DunningCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings137Somerset Villages: The Houses, Cottages and Farms of Chiselborough. SVBRG.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings137Decorative plasterwork in the Houses of Somerset 1500 - 1700. J & J Penoyre.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings137Wells: The Anatomy of a Medieval and Early modern Property Market. A.J. Scrase.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138A Medieval Farmhouse at Meadow Vale Farm, Near Wincanton. Newman, Mepham & Bonner.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138Lancin Farmhouse, Wambrook. John Dallimore.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138Early Bench-ends in All Saint's Church, Trull. M. McDermott.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138The Landed Estates of Somerset since 1873. P. Dale-Thomas.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138Index of Somerset Probate Inventories. A. Webb.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138Somerset Paupers: Unremembered Lives. T. Munckton.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings138Somerset Villages; Hazelbury Plucknett. Evolution and Change of alnd, Society and Buildings. S & SAVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings139The resident Gentry of Somerset in 1502. M. Havinden.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings139Roman Settlement and Salt Production on the Somerset Coast: the work of Samuel Nash. S. Rippon. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings139Anglo-Saxon Glastonbury: Church and Endowment. L. Abrams.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings139The Medieval Landscape of Wessex. Aston & Lewis.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings139Medieval Windmills in South-Western England. C.J. Bond.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings140Some Bruton Town Houses. J & J Penoyre.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings140Somerset Villages: The Vernacular buildings of Shapwick. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings141Economy and Society in 18th-century Somerset: Evidence from neglected sources. J.H. ThomasCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings141Medieval Somerset Roofs. Jane Penoyre. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings142The Somerset Estates of the Vicars Choral of Wells. R.G. Hill.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings142Somerset Dendrochronology, phase 3. J & J Penoyre.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings142Supplementary notes on bench-ends in Trull Church. M. McDermott. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings143People Bewitched: Witchcraft and Magic in Nineteenth Century Somerset. O. Davies.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings143Streets and Market Places in Towns of S. W. England: Encroachments and Improvements. A.J. Scrase. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings143The Somerset Coalfield. S. Gould.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings143The Victoria History of the County of Somerset, volume VII: Bruton, Horethorne and Norton Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings143Ferris hundreds. Edited R. Dunning Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings145Mesolithic to Bronze Age activity, Chedzoy. C. NormanCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings145Somerset Population prior to 1801 Census, based on Rack & Collinson, by John Oswin.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings146Somerset Building stone; a guide. Hugh PruddenCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings146Medieval archaeological features at Church St, Milborne Port. A.T. SmithCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings146The Affinities and Antecedents of Medieval Settlements: Topographical perspectives from three of the Somerset hundreds. Nick Corcos.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings146Geology and Landscape of Taunton Deane: A geological exploration of South west Somerset. Hugh Prudden.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings147Decorated Medieval Floor tiles of Somerset. B.J. Lowe.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings147Domestic Interiors: The British tradition 1500 - 1850. James Ayres.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings147Somerset Families. R. Dunning.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings148Bradley Hill, Somerset, and the end of Roman Britain: a study in continuity? James GerrardCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings148Evidence for the medieval hamlets of Pykeash and Ash Boulogne: archaeological excavations at Ash. Alan GrahamCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings148Somerset archaeology, 2004. C J Webster Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings148The Dovecotes of Historical Somerset. P. and J. McCannCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings148The Wealth and Estates of Glastonbury Abbey at the Dissolution in 1539. Peter Clery.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings149Vol. 149 Medieval domestic and Church roofs in Somerset. M. McDermottCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings149The Somerset Dendrochronology Project: phases 5 & 6. M McDermott.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings149Building Recording in 2005. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings149The Introduction of the Brown Rat. J. McCann.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings149The Roman to medieval Transition in the Region of S. Cadbury Castle, Somerset. J.E. DaveyCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings149Traditional Houses of Somerset. J. Penoyre.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings149Somerset Villages: Vernacular Houses and Farms of Butleigh. SVBRG.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings149Somerset Villages: the Traditional houses and farms of Compton Dundon. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings149A History of Bridgwater. J.C. Lawrence.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings150An archipelago in central Somerset:the origins of Muchelney Abbey. Mick Aston(See *)Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings150Excavation and building study at Cleeve Abbey, 1995-2003. R. Parker, T. Ives and J. Allan.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings150Building recording in 2006. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings150Keynsham Abbey: a Cartulary. Barbara LoweCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings150The Acland Family: Maps and Surveys, 1720-1840. Ed. By M R Ravenhill & M M RoweCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings150The Historic Landscape of the Quantock Hills. H RileyCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings150Quantock Miscellany: Pictures, Literature and History. A Mead & D Worthy. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151Shapwick, Domesday Book and the 'Polden Estate'. F.R.Thorn.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151An Early Medieval Secular and Ecclesiastical Estate: The Origins of the Parish of Winscombe in Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151North Somerset'. Mick Aston & Michael Costen.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'The West Somerset Woollen Trade, 1500-1714' Philip Ashford.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'A Carthusian Grange at Green Ore on Mendip. Pip Osborne.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'Building Recording in 2007' SVBRG.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'People and Places: Essays in honour of Mick Aston' Ed. Michael Costen.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'Landscape Community and Colonisation: The North Somerset Levels during the 1st and 2nd millennia AD.' Stephen Rippon.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'A Roman Settlement and Medieval Manor House in South Bristol; Excavations at Inns Court.' Reg Jackson.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'Charters of Bath and Wells' Ed by S E KellyCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'West Country Farms, House-and-Estate Surveys, 1598-1764' Nat Alcock and Cary Carson.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'Somerset Churches and Chapels: building, repair and restoration.' Ed. By Robert Dunning.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings151'Somerset Follies' Jonathan Holt.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings152John Lock & Somerset. Roger WoolhouseCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152*An Early Medieval Estate in the Isle Valley of South Somerset and the early endowments of Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Muchelney Abbey. Mick AstonCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Excavation of an early medieval site at Brent Knoll, Somerset. Donna YoungCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Kelston in Domesday Book. Frank ThornCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Excavation of a medieval site at West Wick, Weston Super Mare. Kelly PowellCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Wrought Iron Windows in Somerset. John McCannCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Building Recording in 2008. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Beyond the Medieval Village - The Diversification of Landscape Character in Southern Britain. Stephen Rippon.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales 1300-1500, Vol III, Southern England. Anthony EmeryCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings152Traditional Buildings in the Parish of Combe St Nicholas. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Furniture in Wells Cathedral. Gerald Leighton.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153The most famous monasterium at Bath; it's hundred hides and it's estates, viewed from South Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Stoke. Frank Thorn.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Medieval Settlements at Winscombe parish in North Somerset. Mick Aston, Martin Ecclestone etcCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings153John Locke's Somerset property. Roger Woolhouse.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153 Paper and papermakers around Wells. Brian Luker.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153The rise and fall of the Brewing Industry in the Wells area: C18th - 20th. Tony Scrase.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Fairfield House Stogursey:excavations, 2009. RA Broomhead, Alan Graham, Rachel Shaw.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153An early millstone from Sandford, Winscombe in N. Somerset. Mick Aston & Martin Watts.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153The Winscombe Project. Mick Aston, Maria Forbes & Teresa Hall.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Building recording in 2009. SVBRG.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Land, Power & Prestige: Bronze Age Field Systems in Southern England. David Thomas Yates.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Agriculture & Rural Society after the Black Death: common themes and regional variations. Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153A Collection of 13 papers presented at a conference in Durham in 2002, one focuses on Taunton.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153The Scourging Angel. Benedict Gummer. Black Death 1346-81.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Waterways and canal building in Medieval England. A collection of 12 papers.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings153Hampshire Houses 1250-1700, Their dating & Development. Edward Roberts et al.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154Assessing the contribution of commercial archaeology to the study of Roman Somerset, 1990-2004 Neil Holbrook.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154Medieval Woodlands in Winscombe Parish. Mick Aston etc.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154Defining 'Winterstoke' Hundred, Somerset. Frank Thorn.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154Saxo-Norman Pottery in Somerset, some recent research. John Allen etc.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154New radio-carbon dates for early medieval Somerset. Mick Aston et al.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154The Winscombe Project 2010. Mick Aston etcCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings154Building recording in 2010. SVBRG.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154VCH, Vol X - Castle Cary and the Brue-Cary watershed. Ed by Mary SirautCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings154The archaeology of Mendip: 500,000 years of continuity and change. Ed by Jodie Lewis.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings154The Archaeology of South West England. Ed by C. Webster Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155The Roman settlement at Fosse Lane, Shepton Mallet 1996-7. Peter Ellis & Peter Leach.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Identifying the early medieval towns of Somerset. Carole Lomas Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Medieval & post medieval occupation at Millbrook Mews, Milborne Port. Et al.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155More dovecotes?evidence of early pigeon keeping. J&P McCannCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Medieval farming in Winscombe parish in N Somerset. M Aston etcCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Greene Ore?:medieval & post medieval land holdings and totgraphy on Mendip. C J Brett.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155The ancient territory of Somerton, Somerset. Frank ThornCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155A Late Mesolithic site at Larkbarrow on Exmoor. R Wilson-North & P GardinerCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155The Winscombe Project. Mick Aston etcCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155The Jews churchyard, Bridgwater. M Kerr-PetersonCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age settlement on Bathampton Down. R Thomas etc.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings155Building Recording in 2011. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings156Ilchester to S. Petherton Pipe line archaeologyCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings156Building Recording in 2012 SVBRG Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings156Fittings, furniture and decoration in Somerset Churches. Mark McDermott.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings156Anglo-Saxon Charters 15: Charters of Glastonbury Abbey. S E Kelly. Reviewed by Teresa Hall.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings156Making Sense of an Historic Landscape. Stephen Rippon (The Blackdowns)Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings156The Buildings of England, Somerset: North and Bristol. Andrew Foyle & PevsnerCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings156The Quantocks. Peter HaggettCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings157The Ancient territories of Frome & Bruton in Somerset. Frank Thorn.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Old auster. Barry Lane.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Mercantile debt in Somerset, 1500-1550: evidence from the court of Common Pleas. Philip AshfordCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings157After the end: Glastonbury Abbey 1539-1825. Adam Stout.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Wookey Club Houses: the Fixed assets of a Friendly Society. Brian Lucker.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Building Recording in 2013. SVBRGCopies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Somerset archaeology. C J Webster.Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157Trees in Anglo-Saxon England: literature, Lore & Landscape. Della Hooke. Paperback version of Copies held
SAHNS Proceedings157a 2010 publication, No 13 in the series 'Anglo-Saxon studies. Copies held