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Ingham, M 1995 Air Force memorials of Lincolnshire. Earl Shilton: Midland Publishing
Ingle, C 1993-4 ‘The quernstones from Hunsbury hillfort, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 25, 21-34
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Jackson, D A 1969 ‘The Iron Age and Anglo-Saxon site at Upton, Northants’. Antiquaries Journal 49, 303-21
Jackson, D A 1974 ‘Two new pit alignments and a hoard of currency bars from Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 9, 13-45
Jackson, D A 1975 ‘An Iron Age site at Twywell, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 10, 31-93
Jackson, D A 1976a ‘The excavation of Neolithic and Bronze Age Sites at Aldwincle, Northants, 1967-71’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 11, 12-64
Jackson, D A 1976b ‘Two Iron Age sites north of Kettering, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 11, 71-88
Jackson, D A 1977 ‘Further excavations at Aldwincle, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 12, 9-54
Jackson, D. A 1978 ‘A Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age vessel from a pit alignment at Ringstead’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 13, 168
Jackson, D A 1981 ‘Archaeology at an ironstone quarry in the Harringworth-Wakerley area 1968-79’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 16, 14-33
Jackson, D A 1982 ‘Great Oakley and other Iron Age sites in the Corby area’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 17, 3-23
Jackson, D A 1983 ‘The excavation of an Iron Age site at Brigstock, Northants 1979-81’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 18, 7-32
Jackson, D A 1984 ‘The excavation of a Bronze Age Barrow at Earls Barton, Northants’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 19, 3-30
Jackson, D A 1988-9 ‘An Iron Age enclosure at Wootton Hill Farm, Northampton’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 22, 3-21
Jackson, D A 1990 ‘An Archaeological Evaluation at Brixworth, Northamptonshire’. Unpublished Northamptonshire County Council report
Jackson, D A., 1993-4a ‘The Iron Age hillfort at Borough Hill, Daventry. Excavations in 1983’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 25, 63-8
Jackson, D A 1993-4b ‘Excavations of the hillfort defences at Hunsbury, Northampton in 1952 and 1988’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 25, 5-20
Jackson, D A 1993-4c Iron Age and Anglo-Saxon Settlement and Activity Around the Hunsbury Hillfort, Northampton’. Northamptonshire Archaeology25, 35-46
Jackson, A 1995 ‘Archaeology at Grendon Quarry, Northamptonshire. Part 2: Other prehistoric, Iron Age and later sites excavated in 1974-5 and further observations between 1976-80’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 26, 3-32
Jackson, D A 1996-7 Further evaluation at Borough Hill, Daventry, Northants’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 27, 143-64
Jackson, D A and Adams, B.1998-9 ‘The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Wakerley, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 22, 69-183
Jackson, D A and Ambrose, T M 1976 ‘A Roman timber bridge at Aldwincle Northamptonshire’. Britannia 7, 39-72
Jackson, D A. and Ambrose, T M 1978 ‘Excavations at Wakerley, Northants, 1972-75’. Britannia 9, 115-288
Jackson, D. A and Dix, B 1986-7 ‘Late Iron Age and Roman settlement at Weekley, Northants’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 21, 41-94
Jackson, D A and Foard, G 1993-4 ‘Anglo-Saxon Occupation at Yardley Hastings, Northants’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 25, 93-98
Jackson, D A and Knight, D 1985 ‘An Early Iron Age and Beaker site near Gretton, Northamptonshire’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 20, 67-86
Jackson, D A and Tylecote, R F 1988 ‘Two new Romano-British Iron working sites in Northamptonshire. A new type of furnace?’. Britannia 19, 275-98
Jackson, J C 1962 ‘Open field cultivation in Derbyshire’. Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 82, 54-72
Jackson, J W 1952 ‘Fox Hole Cave, High Wheeldon’. Journal of the Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History Society 24, 73
Jackson, R forthcoming Weston-under-Penyard (Ariconium), Herefordshire: Excavations and Survey at the Major Iron Age Settlement, Roman Small Town and Iron Production Centre. Worcestershire County Archaeological Service Monograph and English Heritage
Jacobi, R M 1973 ‘Aspects of the Mesolithic Age in Great Britain’ in Koslowski, S K (ed) The Mesolithic in Europe. Warsaw: University Press, 237-65
Jacobi, R M 1976 ‘Britain inside and outside Mesolithic Europe’. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 42, 67-84
Jacobi, R M 1978a ‘Northern England in the eighth millennium b.c.: An essay,’ in Mellars, P (ed) The Early Postglacial Settlement of Northern Europe. London: Duckworth, 295-332
Jacobi, R M 1978b ‘The Mesolithic in Sussex’ in Drewett, P A (ed) Archaeology in Sussex to AD 1500 (Council for British Archaeology Research Report 29). London: Council for British Archaeology, 75-85
Jacobi, R M 1978c ‘Population and landscape in Mesolithic lowland Britain’ in Limbrey and Evans 1978, 75-85
Jacobi, R M 1979 ‘Early Flandrian hunters in the south-west, Prehistoric Dartmoor and its context’. Devon Archaeological Society 37, 48-93
Jacobi, R M 1980a ‘The Upper Palaeolithic of Britain with special reference to Wales’ in Taylor, J A (ed) Culture and Environment in Prehistoric Wales(British Archaeological Reports International Series 90). Oxford: British Archaeological Reports, 15-100
Jacobi, R M 1980b ‘The Mesolithic of Essex’ in Buckley, D G (ed) Archaeology in Essex to AD 1500 (Council for British Archaeology Research Report 34). London: Council for British Archaeology, 14-25
Jacobi, R M 1982 ‘Later hunters in Kent: Tasmania and the earliest Neolithic’ in Leach, P E (ed) Archaeology in Kent to AD1500 (Council for British Archaeology Research Report 48). London: Council for British Archaeology, 12-24
Jacobi, R.M 1984 ‘The Mesolithic of Northern East Anglia and Contemporary Territories’ in Barringer, C (ed) Aspects of East Anglian Prehistory. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 43-76
Jacobi, R M 1990 Leaf Points and the British Early Upper Palaeolithic. Les industries à pointes foliacées du Paléolithique superieur européen, Krakow 1989 (E.R.A.U.L. 42.), 271-89
Jacobi, R M 1996 ‘Late Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic in Essex’ in Bedwin, O (ed) The Archaeology of Essex: Proceedings of the 1993 Writtle Conference, 10-14
Jacobi, R M 1997 ‘The `Creswellian` in Britain’ in Fagnart, J P and Thevenin, A (eds) Le Tardiglaciaire en Europe du Nord-Ouest (Actes du 119eme Congrès National des Societés Historiques et Scientifiques). Paris; Editions du CTHS, 497-505
Jacobi, R M and Pettitt, P 2000 ‘An Aurignacian point from Uphill Quarry (Somerset) and the earliest settlement of Britain by Homo sapiens sapiens’. Antiquity 74, 513-18
Jacobi, R M, Tallis, J H and Mellars, P A 1976 ‘The southern Pennine Mesolithic and the ecological record’. Journal of Archaeological Science 3, 307-20
James, S and Millett, M (eds) 2001 Britons and Romans: advancing an archaeological agenda (Council for British Archaeology Research Report 125). London: Council for British Archaeology
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Jarvis, W 1999 ‘Charred plant remains, in M Derrick, An Iron Age site at Gimbro Farm, Castle Donington, Leicestershire’. Unpublished University of Leicester Archaeological Services report
Jarvis, W 2000a ‘Charred plant remains from a Late Roman corn drier, in S. Chapman, Excavations at the General Hospital site, Crown Hills, Leicester’. Unpublished University of Leicester Archaeological Services report
Jarvis, W., 2000b ‘Charred plant remains from a Late Roman corn drier’ in Clarke, S ‘Excavations at Appleby Magna, Leicestershire’. Unpublished University of Leicester Archaeological Services report
Jarvis, W 2001 ‘Charred plant remains’ in Thomas, J ‘Excavations at Desford, Leicestershire’. Unpublished University of Leicester Archaeological Services report
Jarvis, W 2004a ‘Charred plant remains’ in Meek et al 2004, 26-7
Jarvis, W 2004b ‘Charred plant remains’ in Shore, M and Clay, P ‘The Excavation of a Romano-British settlement at Hamilton North, Humberstone, Leicester (Site 1; SK 630 730)’. Unpublished University of Leicester Archaeological Services report
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Jarvis, W, Cooper, L and Beamish, M 2010 ‘Brooksby Quarry, Melton Road, Brooksby’. Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society 84, 349-350
Jenkinson, R D S 1984 Creswell Crags: Late Pleistocene Sites in the East Midlands (British Archaeological Reports British Series 122). Oxford: British Archaeological Reports
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Jenkinson, R D S and Gilbertson, D D 1984 In the shadow of extinction: A quaternary archaeology and palaeoecology of the Lake, Fissures and Smaller Caves at Creswell Crags SSSI. Sheffield : Department of Prehistory and Archaeology, University of Sheffield
Johansen, L and Stapert, D 2000 ‘Two ‘epi-Ahrensburgian’ sites in the Northern Netherlands: Oudehaske (Friesland) and Gramsbergen (Overijssel)’. Palaeohistoria 39/40. Rotterdam/Brookfield: A.A. Balkema
John, S 1998 ‘Shrunken Medieval Villages of Nottinghamshire: A project for the Monuments Protection Programme of English Heritage’. Unpublished English Heritage report
Johnson, A G 1993-4 ‘Excavations in Oundle, Northants: work carried out at Stoke Doyle Road, 1979, Black Pot Lane, 1985, and St Peter’s Church, 1991’. Northamptonshire Archaeology 25, 99-118
Johnson, H A and Cox, A 1985 ‘The architecture of Grove Hall, Nottinghamshire’. Transactions of the Thoroton Society 89, 75-85
Johnson, M H 1993 Housing Culture: Traditional Architecture in an English Landscape. London: University College London Press
Johnson, M H 1996 An Archaeology of Capitalism. Oxford: Blackwell
Johnson, M H 1997 ‘Rethinking houses, rethinking transitions: Vernacular architecture, ordinary people and everyday culture’ in Gaimster, D and Stamper, K (eds), 145-55
Johnson, R 1960 ’17th century iron works at Bulwell and Kirkby’. Transactions of the Thoroton Society 64, 44-6
Johnston, D E 1969 ‘Romano-British pottery kilns near Northampton’. Antiquaries Journal 39, 75-97
Jones, D 1988 ‘Aerial reconnaissance and prehistoric and Romano-British archaeology in northern Lincolnshire – a sample survey’. Lincolnshire History and Archaeology 23, 5-30
Jones, D 1998 ‘Long barrows and elongated enclosures in Lincolnshire: An analysis of the Air Photographic evidence’. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 64, 83-114
Jones, D and Whitwell, J B 1991 ‘Survey of the Roman fort and multi-period settlement complex at Kirmington on the Lincolnshire Wolds: A non-destructive approach’. Lincolnshire History and Archaeology 26, 57-62
Jones, E L 2009 ‘The environmental effects of blood sports in lowland England since 1750’. Rural History, Culture and Society 20, 51-66
Jones, E T. Laughton, J and Clark, P 2000 Northampton in the Late Middle Ages (University of Leicester Working Paper 10). Leicester: Centre for Urban History, University of Leicester
Jones, G 1979 ‘Multiple estates and early settlement’ in Sawyer, P (ed) English Medieval Settlement. London: Edward Arnold, 9-34
Jones, G 1982 Plant remains from the Roman villa at Norfolk St. Leicester (Ancient Monuments Laboratory Report No. 4973). London: English Heritage
Jones, G 1987 ‘The plant remains’ in Garton, D 1987b, 58-63
Jones, G 2000 ‘Evaluating the importance of cultivation and collecting in Neolithic Britain’ in Fairbairn 2000, 79-84
Jones, G D B and Wild, J P 1970 ‘Manchester University excavations at Brough-on-Noe (Navio) 1969’. Derbyshire Archaeological Journal 89, 99-106
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Jones, H 1997 ‘The Region of Derbyshire and North Staffordshire from AD 350 to AD 700: An analysis of Romano-British and Anglian barrow use in the White Peak’. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Nottingham
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Jones, M 2009a Norwell Buildings. Nottingham: Norwell Parish Heritage Group
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Jones, M J 1988 ‘Lincoln’ in Webster, G (ed) Fortress into city: The consolidation of Roman Britain first century AD. London: Batsford, 90-114
Jones, M J 2002 Roman Lincoln: Fortress, colony and capital. Stroud: Tempus
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Jones, R 2005 ‘Signatures in the soil: The use of pottery in manure scatters in the identification of medieval arable farming regimes’. Archaeological Journal 161, 159-188
Jones, R and Page, M 2003 ‘Characterizing rural settlement and landscape: Whittlewood Forest in the Middle Ages’. Medieval Archaeology 47, 53-84
Jones, R and Page, M 2006 Medieval Villages in an English Landscape. Beginnings and Ends. Macclesfield: Windgather Press
Jones, R L 1976 ‘The activities of Mesolithic man: Further palaeobotanical evidence from north-east Yorkshire’ in Davidson, D D and Shackley, M A (eds) Geo-archaeology: Earth Science and the Past. London: Duckworth, 355-67
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Jones, S, Major, K, Varley, J and Johnson, C 1996 The survey of ancient houses in Lincoln IV: Houses in the bail: Steep Hill, Castle Hill and Bailgate. Lincoln: Lincoln Civic Trust
Jope, E M 1961a ‘The beginnings of La Tène ornamental style in the British Isles’ in Frere, S S (ed) Problems of the Iron Age in Southern Britain. London: University of London Institute of Archaeology
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