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Bennett-Samuels, M., Gringley on the Hill St Peter and St Paul, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 17 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. An entry on the Southwell and Nottingham Church History website providing a historical, architectural and archaeological description of the church or chapel. | Publication type: Monograph | Place: Gringley on the Hill | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | eBook: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12782)

Beresford, M., 'Excavations at Harvey's Field and Farthingate, Southwell, Nottinghamshire - preliminary results', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 121, 2017, [91]-98.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Excavations to explore the archaeology of the Roman villa landscape at Southwell. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Southwell | Subject: History and archaeology > Romano-British > General; Historic environment > Monuments > Settlements > Romano-British settlements > Villas > Southwell | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12723)

Binns, L., 'Nottingham, Nottingham Castle' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 41-42.
(Notes: Illustration. A third season of excavations by Trent & Peak Archaeology uncovered a dense arrangement of intercutting linear features, interpreted as bedding trenches associated with the Ducal Palace gardens, beneath deposits relating to Victorian allotments or town gardens. An area of hard standing, probably for WW2 searchlights, was also revealed. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Nottingham | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Castles and Fortifications > Nottingham Castle | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12713)

Brooke, C., 'Thermal imaging for the archaeological investigation of historic buildings', Remote Sensing, 10(9) 1401, 2018, 1-19.
(Notes: Ilustrations.Bibiographical references. Buildings investigated: Winkburn church, Kelham church, Averham church, Holme church and The Saracen's Head, Southwell. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Winkburn; Averham; Holme by Newark; Southwell; Kelham | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Hotels, inns and public houses; Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches | eBook: DOI: doi.org/10.3390/rs10091401 | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 13218)

Brown, M., 'A village at war: North Muskham 1914-1917', The Thoroton Society Newsletter, Issue 94, Winter 2018, 8-16.
(Notes: Extracts from notes made by the wife of the vicar of North Muskham during the First World War. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: North Muskham | Subject: History and archaeology > Twentieth century > First World War/World War 1 > Home Front | eBook: Available online at the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12859)

Buckland, P. C., Buckland, P. I. and Panagiotakopulu, E., 'Caught in a trap: landscape and climate implications of the insect fauna from a Roman well in Sherwood Forest', Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 10, 2018, 125-140.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps, plans, charts. Bibliographical references. The nature of Sherwood Forest's soils means 'there is little empirical, palaeoecological evidence on its environmental history prior to the medieval period.' The article examines 'an insect fauna from a Roman well in a small enclosure in north Nottinghamshire, on the edge of Sherwood Forest, and its interpretation in terms of contemporary land use.' | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Sherwood Forest | Subject: History and archaeology > Sherwood Forest > Landscape | eBook: DOI: 10.1007/s12520-016-0338-8 | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 13283)

Budge, D., 'Clipstone: King John's Palace' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 20.
(Notes: Bibliographical references. Further excavation by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC of a trench opened in 2015 revealed layers used to raise and level the ground surface when the nearby mission church was built in 1903, together with an interesting range of medieval pottery. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Clipstone > Kings Clipstone | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Royal palaces > King John's Palace, Clipstone | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12703)

Budge, D., 'Clipstone, St Edwin's Chapel - fieldwalking' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 20-23.
(Notes: Illustrations, plans. Bibliographical references. Fieldwalking by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC adjacent to St Edwin's Chapel located an area of stone rubble, correlating with a scatter of medieval sherds, which it was suggested could derive from one or more medieval buildings. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Clipstone | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Chapels > Individual chapels | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12704)

Budge, D., 'Clipstone, St Edwin's Chapel - plough soil test pitting' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 23-25.
(Notes: Illustrations, plans. Bibliographical references. Fieldwalking by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC adjacent to St Edwin's Chapel located an area of stone rubble, correlating with a scatter of medieval sherds, which it was suggested could derive from one or more medieval buildings. Subsequent test-pitting of the stone spreads revealed low densities of stone rubble which it was suggested are unlikely to signify substantial stone foundations, together with a broad range of medieval and post-medieval sherds. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Clipstone | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Chapels > Individual chapels | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12705)

Budge, D., 'Skegby, Sutton in Ashfield' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 49-50.
(Notes: Illustration. Bibliographical references. Test pitting at a property where the remains of a 12th century pottery kiln were discovered in 2010. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Skegby | Subject: Historic environment > Monuments > Industrial > Pottery production sites > Pottery kilns | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12719)

Budge, D., Medieval Wall Paintings at the Church of St Mary, Cuckney, Nottinghamshire : Norton Cuckney, Bassetlaw District, Nottinghamshire, Mercian Archaeological Services CIC Report, MAS036, Nottingham: Mercian Archaeological Services CIC, 01/05/2018, 57 p.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliography. | Publication type: Monograph in series | Place: Cuckney | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Church details and fittings > Wall paintings | eBook: Available online at the Mercian Archaeological Services CIC website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12920)

Calladine, A., Hartwell, C., Brooke, C. and Nicholson, A., Holbeck St Winifred, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 16 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. An entry on the Southwell and Nottingham Church History website providing a historical, architectural and archaeological description of the church or chapel. | Publication type: Monograph | Place: Holbeck | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | eBook: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12775)

Calladine, A., Nicholson, A. and Brooke, C. J., Carburton St Giles, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 17 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. An entry on the Southwell and Nottingham Church History website providing a historical, architectural and archaeological description of the church or chapel. | Publication type: Monograph | Place: Carburton | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | eBook: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12772)

Castle, B., 'An initial population analysis', The Irregular : The Journal of the Collingham and District Local History Society, Issue 2, October 2018, 56-68.
(Notes: Illustrations, charts. Sources. An initial analysis of the 1901 and 1911 Censuses. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Collingham, North and South | Subject: History and archaeology > Sources > Censuses | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12980)

Chandos, Cassandra Willoughby Brydges, Duchess of, (edited by Moran Cruz, J. A. H.), An account of an Elizabethan family : the Willoughbys of Wollaton, Camden Fifth Series, Vol. 55, London : Cambridge University Press for the Royal Historical Society, 2018, xiv, 286 p.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliography, index. Cassandra Willoughby's Account of the Willoughbys of Wollaton is an invaluable portrait of family, kinship, regional and national dynamics in the Tudor and early Stuart period. Based on letters and papers that Cassandra found in the family library, her Account focuses, for the most part, on the women of the family. | Publication type: Monograph in series | Place: Nottingham: Districts and suburbs > Wollaton | Subject: Biography and family history > Family history > Individual families > Willoughby | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12917)

Childs, Z. and Newton, M., Hucknall St Peter, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 17 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. An entry on the Southwell and Nottingham Church History website providing a historical, architectural and archaeological description of the church or chapel. | Publication type: Monograph | Place: Hucknall | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | eBook: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12783)

Childs, Z., Newton, M. and Stephens, J., Hucknall St Peter and St Paul, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 17 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. An entry on the Southwell and Nottingham Church History website providing a historical, architectural and archaeological description of the church or chapel. | Publication type: Monograph | Place: Hucknall | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | eBook: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12784)

Collins, R., 'The creation of Rockley Memorial Park: memorialisation and the First World War', The Nottinghamshire Historian, No. 100, Spring/Summer 2018, 20-23.
(Notes: Illustrations. Rockley Memorial Park was created by Lisle Rockley in Radcliffe on Trent in memory of his son who died at Passchendaele. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Radcliffe on Trent | Subject: Local government and services > Parks and recreation grounds | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12699)

Coope, R. and Smith, P., 'Newstead Abbey; the Claughton Watercolours and the Sevres Plate', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 121, 2017, [171]-176.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliographic references. Evidence from a watercolour and painted plate showing Gothick style additions to Newstead Abbey made after the 5th Lord Byron's death. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Newstead | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Country houses > Newstead Abbey | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12728)

Davies, G., 'Nottingham, London Road, former Shell garage' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 47.
(Notes: A programme of archaeologically monitored boreholes revealed organic-rich peaty horizons in alluvially deposited silts and in underlying sands and gravels, raising the possibility of environmental remains with high potential for elucidating the changing environment of the Trent Valley. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Nottingham | Subject: Geography > Geology | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12717)

Davies, G. and Flintoft, P., 'Lenton, east side of Abbey Street' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 32.
(Notes: Bibliographical references. Trial trenches were dug by Trent & Peak Archaeology within the outer precinct of Lenton Priory revealing a complex sequence of activity spanning the 13th to 19th centuries. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Nottingham: Districts and suburbs > Lenton | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Religious houses > Lenton Priory | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12710)

Davies, G. and Parker, R., 'Nottingham, Nottingham Castle, Gatehouse Bridge' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 42-44.
(Notes: Illustration. Three trenches, positioned at right angles to the gatehouse bridge, were dug by Trent & Peak Archaeology prior to consolidation works associated with the Nottingham Castle Transformation project. These identified remains of the western wall of the medieval bridge and part of the original surface above the bridge vaulting. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Nottingham | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Castles and Fortifications > Nottingham Castle | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12714)

Davies, G. and Taylor, E., 'Lenton, Gregory Street, former Red Cross building' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', , 2017, 31-32.
(Notes: Trial trenching was undertaken by Trent & Peak Archaeology at the northern edge of the grounds of Lenton Priory. One trench revealed a short length of stone walling that may have formed part of the Priory gatehouse. The other trenches were located just outside the Priory precinct, and revealed buried medieval soil and associated areas of hard-standing which could relate to the reclamation of boggy ground. | Publication type: Contribution to article in serial | Place: Nottingham: Districts and suburbs > Lenton | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Religious houses > Lenton Priory | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12709)

Davies, G., Stenton, D., Rimmer, J. and Atkinson, C., The Physical Landscape Legacy Phase 2: The Heritage of the Nottinghamshire Coalfield, character assessment and management, , Report No. 2017/14, Sheffield: ArcHeritage, 2018, vii, 175 p.
(Notes: Illustrations, maps, plans. Bibliographical references. A project was funded by Historic England to assess the character, significance and condition of the physical heritage of the former coal industry in Nottinghamshire and public perception and interest in such remains. The resulting report examines six case studies areas (Strelley, Selston, Hucknall, Eastwood, Clipstone and Edwinstowe/Thoresby) in order to reflect and investigate potential variations in landscape character and types of heritage assets across the coalfield. | Publication type: Monograph in series | Place: Strelley; Selston; Hucknall; Eastwood; Clipstone; Edwinstowe | Subject: Economic history > Extractive industry > Coal > General | eBook: Available online at the Historic England website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12837)

Dobson, J., 'Poor Laws at work', The Nottinghamshire Historian, No. 100, Spring/Summer 2018, 4-7.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Explores how the poor were provided for before the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 in Tuxford and Sutton on Trent. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Tuxford; Sutton on Trent | Subject: Local government and services > Poor law and poor relief > Administration | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12695)

Doole, M., 'Sir Thomas Hewett, a man of Nottinghamshire and beyond', The Thoroton Society Newsletter, Issue 94, Winter 2018, 4-6.
(Notes: Illustration. A brief biography of Sir Thomas Hewett (1656-1726) of Shireoaks Hall. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Worksop > Shireoaks | Subject: Biography and family history > Biography | eBook: Available online at the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12857)

Drew, C., 'Upton Hall', FONA Newsletter, 18, June 2018, 9-11.
(Notes: Illustrations. The hall and its owners. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Upton (near Newark) | Subject: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Halls and manor houses > Upton Hall; Biography and family history > Family history > Individual families | eBook: Available online at the Friends of Nottinghamshire Archives website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12820)

Edlin-White, E., 'Sidney Giles, a Sneinton poet, 1814-1846', The Thoroton Society Newsletter, Issue 94, Winter 2018, 6-7.
(Notes: Bibliographical references. Short biography of the poet. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Nottingham: Districts and suburbs > Sneinton | Subject: Biography and family history > Biography | eBook: Available online at the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire website | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 12858)

Edmondson, J., 'Charles Deering (c.1690?1749): author of an early flora of Nottingham', Archives of natural history, 45(2), 2018, 283?291.
(Notes: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Deering was the author of an early flora covering the environs of Nottingham (1738) utilizing John Ray?s nomenclature, and a posthumously published historical account of Nottingham (1751). The article discusses notable features of his flora, including the people with whom he worked, his first records of plants in England, and his early mention of phenology. | Publication type: Article in serial | Place: Nottingham | Subject: History and archaeology > Natural history | eBook: - | ISBN/ISSN: | Id number: 13159)

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