The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, 第 11-12 卷Edward Hungerford Goddard Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1869 Includes proceedings of the annual general meetings of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. |
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... heads of Flint from an Oval Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down , 43. Leaf- shaped Arrow - head of Flint , from Long Barrow at Fyfield , Wilts , 47. Town Seal of Wokingham , 60. Wokingham Tradesman's Token , 68. South Doorway of Wokingham ...
... heads of Flint from an Oval Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down , 43. Leaf- shaped Arrow - head of Flint , from Long Barrow at Fyfield , Wilts , 47. Town Seal of Wokingham , 60. Wokingham Tradesman's Token , 68. South Doorway of Wokingham ...
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... heads of Flint . From an Oval Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down Leaf - shaped Arrow - head of Flint , from Long Barrow at Fyfield , Wilts .... Town Seal of Wokingham ...... Wokingham Tradesman's Token South Doorway of Wokingham Church ...
... heads of Flint . From an Oval Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down Leaf - shaped Arrow - head of Flint , from Long Barrow at Fyfield , Wilts .... Town Seal of Wokingham ...... Wokingham Tradesman's Token South Doorway of Wokingham Church ...
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... stone ; from that stone to the midmost ridge by Eastcomb ; thence by the head of Eastmore to the heathen burial places at Bromlace ] . the boundary - points in whose property are in several 8 The History of the Parish of All Cannings .
... stone ; from that stone to the midmost ridge by Eastcomb ; thence by the head of Eastmore to the heathen burial places at Bromlace ] . the boundary - points in whose property are in several 8 The History of the Parish of All Cannings .
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... head . It lay across the middle of the transept , with the head to the west , and when discovered was only from six to nine inches beneath the ground , so that the slab with which it was originally covered , and which probably bore an ...
... head . It lay across the middle of the transept , with the head to the west , and when discovered was only from six to nine inches beneath the ground , so that the slab with which it was originally covered , and which probably bore an ...
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... head in the south wall within the altar - rail , were destroyed . This restoration , such as it was , was carried out by Henry Kinninmond , who was Rector at the time , as would appear from a stone which till now was to be seen above ...
... head in the south wall within the altar - rail , were destroyed . This restoration , such as it was , was carried out by Henry Kinninmond , who was Rector at the time , as would appear from a stone which till now was to be seen above ...
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