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Survey of London
… and the staircase had been carried over its earthfilled centre on a solid raft of brick. Practically parallel with …
Survey of London
… (26 compared with 18 inches). Slightly to the west of centre in both walls were opposing doorways; the brickwork of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… but whether occupation was continuous is not yet clear. 14 Information from other possible Iron-Age occupation sites is … sandy soil, as at Harefield and Ponders End. Much of the centre of the county, where clay soils probably supported … to have ruled both tribes. If Brentford is regarded as a centre or post, the presence of these coins in the area is …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 455. Arch. Jnl. lxxxviii. 85-88; N.C.B.I. ch. ii, fig. 1. Information on Yeoveney supplied by Mr. R. Robertson-Mackay. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… destroyed and deserted or continued to exist as a trading centre is uncertain. The earthwork in the Harrow area known … gravels and the drier parts of the alluvial plain. Little information can be drawn from the name Middlesex itself. 78 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 30-31. Sharpe, Mdx. 90. Ex inf. Mr. J. E. Ayto. O.S. recs. Information from O.S. recs. Ibid. See p. 66. Archaeologia, …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… of Cath. and Le Neve-Hardy give the same unsubstantiated information. There may be confusion with William Arnway D.D., …