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Beckett, J., 'Early members of the Thoroton Society: Cornelius Brown', The Thoroton Society Newsletter, Issue 102, Winter 2020/21, 9-10.
(NOTES: Illustration. Bibliographical references. Profile of Cornelius Brown (1852-1907), historian of Newark. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Historians > Cornelius Brown | ONLINE: Available online at the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13183)

Lambert, P., 'Newark, land off A1/A17 Junction' in Challis, K. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2020', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 124, 2020, 27-28.
(NOTES: Excavation of three trenches revealed extensive and complex archaeological remains: enclosure and boundary ditches containing pottery from the Late Iron Age to the late Roman period. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Monuments > Settlements > Iron Age-Romano-British settlements > Enclosures | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Contribution to article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13090)

Molyneux, N., 'Battle Bridge, Upton', The Thoroton Society Newsletter, Issue 104, Summer 2021, 10-13.
(NOTES: Illustrations, map. Appendices and bibliographical references. Explores the possible origins of the name. | PLACE: Upton (near Newark) | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Placenames | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13071)

Chapman, S., 'Newark as a coaching centre, c.1600-1850', in Gaunt, R. A. (editor), Church, land and people : Essays presented to John Beckett, Thoroton Society Records Series, 50, The Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, 2020, 97-114.
(NOTES: Illustrations, map. Tables. Bibliographical references. Attempts to 'probe the real experience of road travel and of inns and innkeepers, focussing on the major centre of Newark on the Great North Road.' | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Economic history > Transport and communications > Road transport > Coaches | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in monograph in series | ID NUMBER: 12965)

Crook, D., 'Philip Marc, Robert de Gaugy and the first siege of Newark, July 1218', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 122, 2018, [105]-120.
(NOTES: Illustrations, map. Bibliographical references. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Medieval > General | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12867)

Hooley, T. and Owen, V., 'Newark-on-Trent, Newark Sewer Strategy' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2018', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 122, 2018, 33-34.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Archaeological investigations during pipeline work and deep-shaft excavations have helped to elucidate the development of the town and castle and the internal organisation of its defences during the English Civil War. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Monuments > Defence > Castles; Historic environment > Monuments > Defence > English Civil War defences > Siegeworks > Newark | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Contribution to article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12887)

Lodge, J., 'The people behind the poem', The Irregular : The Journal of the Collingham and District Local History Society, Issue 4, July 2019, 91-101.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Robert Barton (died 1490), lord of Holme near Newark, and his family. | PLACE: Holme by Newark | SUBJECT: Biography and family history > Family history > Individual families > Barton | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13003)

Perry, G. J., 'Situation vacant: potter required in the newly founded late Saxon burh of Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire', The Antiquaries Journal, 99, September 2019, 33-61.
(NOTES: Illustrations, maps, plans. Bibliographical references. 'The forms, fabric and decoration of pottery produced at Newark are directly paralleled by pottery produced in Torksey from the late tenth to late eleventh century . . . and it is these similarities that have led to the suggestion that this industry was founded by a relocated Torksey potter.' | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Economic history > Manufacturing industry and crafts > Ceramics and Glass > Pottery | ONLINE: DOI: 10.1017/S0003581519000040 | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13199)

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. | 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 | ONLINE: DOI: doi.org/10.3390/rs10091401 | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13218)

Drew, C., 'Upton Hall', FONA Newsletter, 18, June 2018, 9-11.
(NOTES: Illustrations. The hall and its owners. | 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 | ONLINE: Available online at the Friends of Nottinghamshire Archives website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12820)

Imeson, R., 'Stand firm : Civil defences in Newark during World War II', East Midlands History and Heritage, Issue 07, August 2018, 24-25.
(NOTES: Illustrations. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Twentieth century > Second World War/World War 2 > Home Front | ONLINE: Available on the Nottinghamshire History website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12906)

Key, J. and Nicholson, A. , Newark Christ Church, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2018, 15 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. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | ONLINE: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12778)

Key, J. and Nicholson, A. , Newark Old Christ Church, 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. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | ONLINE: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12779)

Machling, T. and Williamson, R., ''Up Close and Personal': The later Iron Age Torcs from Newark, Nottinghamshire and Netherurd, Peebleshire', Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 84, 2018, 387-403.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Paper examines two previously under-studied artefacts: the Newark and Netherurd Later Iron Age gold torcs. Closer analysis of the torcs suggests a relationship between them. This paper also explores the possibility they could have been produced by the same maker. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Artefacts and finds > Dress and personal accessories > Personal ornament > Jewelry > Torc | ONLINE: DOI: 10.1017/ppr.2018.7 | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13239)

Nicholson, H., 'Annual History Lecture: Print and Politics in the Nottinghamshire Constituencies c. 1790-1832', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 121, 2017, [177]-192.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Study of printed hadbills, posters, adverts and pamphlets printed and distributed prior to elections. | PLACE: Nottingham; Newark; Retford (including East Retford); Nottinghamshire | SUBJECT: Political history > Parliament > Parliamentary elections | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12729)

Tinsley, A., 'Newark-on-Trent - Newark South development' in King, C. (editor), 'Archaeology in Nottinghamshire 2017', Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire : The Journal for Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology, 121, 2017, 36-41.
(NOTES: Illustrations, plans. Excavations by Oxford Archaeology North revealed extensive evidence for Neolithic and Bronze Age activity, including a ring ditch and a large circular ditched enclosure interpreted as possibly a Neolithic hengiform monument reused during the Bronze Age as a funerary focus. Within its interior were a cluster of pits containing urned and unurned Early to Middle Bronze Age cremations. More cremations were found outside the enclosure and yielded a variety of grave goods. The next major phase of activity was represented by an Iron Age ditched field system and at least two foci of Iron Age settlement; the latter preserved roundhouses, pits and other features, together with a rich collection of Iron Age pottery, metal working residues and other finds. A large Romano-British ditched enclosure was superimposed upon part of the Iron Age field system. This appears to have formed a focus for occupation and industrial activity, with metalworking residues in several internal features and the remains of six exceptionally well-preserved pottery kilns relating to Roman or possibly early post-Roman activity. | PLACE: Newark; Balderton | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Prehistoric; Iron Age-Romano-British | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Contribution to article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12712)

Calladine, A., Brooke, C. and Nicholson, A., Newark St Augustine, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2017, 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. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | ONLINE: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12608)

Campbell, J. and Cox, M., Lost Newark, Stroud : Amberley Publishing, 2017, 92 p.
(NOTES: Illustrations. The demolished buildings of Newark. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Built heritage | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: 9781445668024 | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12748)

Jones, R., Gregory, R., Kilby, S. and Pears, B., 'Living with a trespasser: riparian names and medieval settlement on the River Trent floodplain', European Journal of Post-Classical Archaeologies, 7, 2017, 33-64.
(NOTES: Illustrations, maps. Bibliographical references. 'The Trent is England?s third longest river. Its propensity to flood has long been recognised. Indeed it is this distinguishing trait that appears to have given the river its name. In this paper, we examine how this mercurial and potentially dangerous river was understood and how its floodplain was settled in the Middle Ages. Drawing on oponomastic and palaeoecological evidence we examine the relationship between archaeologically attested medieval riparian settlements and the river. These themes are examined against the twin backgrounds of climate and anthropogenic landscape change which ensured that England?s floodplains were some of the most dynamic, and thus complex, spaces in which medieval people chose to live.' | PLACE: Nottingham: Districts and suburbs > Colwick; Mattersey; Bulcote; Barton in Fabis; Beeston; Besthorpe; Grassthorpe; North Muskham; South Muskham; Hoveringham; Holme near Newark; Holme Pierrepont; Averham; Kelham; Flintham | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Placenames; Historic environment > Monuments > Settlements > Medieval > Rural settlements | ONLINE: Available online at the European Journal of Post-Classical Archaeologies website | ISBN/ISSN: 2039-7895 | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13173)

Lee, J., '?Tis the sheep have paid for all?: merchant commemoration in late medieval Newark', Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, XIX(4), 2017, 301-327.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Article 'relates the sources of mercantile wealth to conspicuous commemorative consumption in the late medieval town of Newark-on-Trent and its outlying villages. Merchants in the wool and cloth trades were the principal local benefactors, paying for the reconstruction of churches, providing for the fabric and furnishings and establishing personal chantries and memorials to aid their way to salvation.' | PLACE: Newark; Holme by Newark; North Muskham | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Church details and fittings > Monuments and memorials > Brasses | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 13157)

Marsh, B., ''Lodging the Irish': an examination of parochial charity dispensed in Nottinghamshire to refugees from Ireland, 1641-1651', Midland History, 42(2), 2017, 194-216.
(NOTES: Bibliographical references. Explores the identities of refugees from the Irish Rebellion of 1641, the volume and direction of refugee movement and the organisation and dispensation of local relief through a case study of the parish of Upton. | PLACE: Upton (near Newark) | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Seventeenth century > General | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12834)

Barton, A. B., '?The sheep hath paid for all?: church building and self-expression in the Late Middle Ages', Groves, N (editor), Of churches, toothache and sheep: Selected papers from the Norwich Historic Churches Trust Conferences 2014 and 2015, Norwich: Lasse Press, 2016, 61-71.
(NOTES: Illustrations. St Giles' church, Holme, is an example of a church that was entirely rebuilt in a single phase in the late 15th century through the efforts of one man, wool merchant John Barton. | PLACE: Holme by Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches > St Giles' church, Holme by Newark | ONLINE: Available online at the Academia website | ISBN/ISSN: 9780993306921 | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in monograph | ID NUMBER: 13158)

Beckett, J. and Brooke, C., Newark Old St Leonard, Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham and The University of Nottingham, 2016, 18 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. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Ecclesiastical > Churches > Individual churches; Religion > Church of England > Individual Churches and Parishes | ONLINE: Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project website | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12481)

Frecknall, T., Noble, S., and Grant, C., Newark's Black Friday, [North Muskham, Nottinghamshire] : T & G M Frecknall, 2016, 127 p.
(NOTES: Illustrations. A detailed account of the bombing of Ransome & Marles factory in Newark during World War 2 when 41 people died and many more were wounded. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: History and archaeology > Twentieth century > Second World War/World War 2 > Home Front | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Monograph | ID NUMBER: 12277)

Gill, M., 'The housing of Newark's working class', The Nottinghamshire Historian, No. 96, Spring/Summer 2016, 13-17.
(NOTES: Illustrations. Bibliographical references. | PLACE: Newark | SUBJECT: Historic environment > Architecture and building > Secular > Domestic Buildings | ONLINE: - | ISBN/ISSN: | PUBLICATION TYPE: Article in serial | ID NUMBER: 12196)

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