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Survey of London
… was in existence c. 1580. There was nothing else in the pre-Georgian house that could be so closely dated as the …
Survey of London
… plate fig. 5). Fig. 6. Head and jamb of door frame (pre-Cromwell ?) The jointing of the various members merits …
Survey of London
… of cutting access to the court from the east side. It pre-supposes the existenceor the constructionof some other … was of brick, plastered on the face; it appeared to be pre-Georgian in date. In its turn it had been masked by a …
Survey of London
… of Court I. Fig. 12. Plan of buildings at their full (pre-Georgian) development, Phase II It has already been … that the general character of the brickwork indicated a pre-Georgian date. Whether or not the modifications followed … 38c). a On the east the fire-place was built against the pre-existing wall of the east range. It had a wide jamb in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… daggers from the Thames. 49 The history of the rest of the pre-Roman Iron Age in Middlesex is also uncertain. Some metal … close to the river. 84 There is no real evidence for a pre-Roman town or trading station on the site of London. No … J. G. Milne lists finds of eight Carthaginian and pre-Roman bronze coins from London and Middlesex: 6 Ashford …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… between c. 7000 and 5000 B.C., towards the end of the Pre-Boreal and during the succeeding Boreal climatic phase. … occupied the Baltic depression about the end of the Pre-Boreal and for the whole of the Boreal climatic phase. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… that all these roads were linked by a road, possibly of pre-Roman origin, which ran from Old Ford and by-passed …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… 1 alias of Vienne First occ. 20 Oct. 1248 ( Cal. of Kent Fines, ed. I. J. Churchill (Kent Archaeol. Soc. Records xv) …