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A History of the County of Oxford
… in the Ashmolean.] For comment see below, under (ii). (ii) Wilcote:Among the coins submitted to the late Mr. Ellis for examination were 25 sestertii of Claudius from Wilcote. [Source of information as above.] These coins can … scarcely more than a mile from the Akeman Street, and that Wilcote lies directly upon it. (iii) Roustage Barrow …
A History of the County of Oxford
… North Leigh, Asthall, Worsham Bottom, Widford, and Wilcote. On this group, if only more exact information of the … appear. This is probably a house of the Ditchley type. 17. Wilcote. (1) Tiles stamped with a rectangular pattern with … it) which drains into the Evenlode, SE. of Shakenoak Farm, Wilcote Manor, and south of the lane to Bridewell Farm, North …
A History of the County of Oxford
… references are made to kilns found at Shotover 19 and at Wilcote 20 but, lacking evidence, they must be considered as … Oxfordshire pottery area; it is otherwise, however, with Wilcote. Finally, in Camp Spinney, north of Spring Farm at …
A History of the County of Oxford
… hoards of coins of Claudius found at Minster Lovell and Wilcote may have been buried about a.d. 437 by some one …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the parish boundary up the rise across the grounds of Wilcote House (where its line is visible), but having crossed …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (2 sites); Tackley (Beech Hill Clump and another); Wilcote (site 1); Wolvercote (Pear Tree Hill); Wychwood. 6. …