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Volume 45 - September 1965

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The Cartulary of St. Michael's Mount. Ed. by P. L. Hull. 9½ × 6. Pp. xxx + 77. (Devon and Cornwall Record Soc., New Series, vol. 5), 1962. 35s.

Monuments in Merton College Chapel. By Allan Bott. 8½ × 5¼. Pp. xii + 173 + 7 pls. + plans. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. 1964. 30s.

The Mediaeval Stone-carver in Scotland. By James S. Richardson. 10 × 6½. Pp. 78 + pls. 127. Edinburgh: University Press, 1964. 42s. (The Rhind Lectures for 1948–9.)

Medieval Wooden Sculpture in Sweden. Vol.1. Attitudes to the Heritage. By Bengt Thordeman. 11 × 7½. Pp. 104 + 88 pls. Stockholm: Museum of National Antiquities, and The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, 1964. Sw. kr. 35.

Drama and Imagery in English Medieval Churches. By M. D. Anderson. 10 × 7. pp. 248 + 24 pls. Cambridge University Press. 45s.

The Temple and the House. By Lord Raglan. 8½ × 5½. Pp. xii + 218 + 3 text-illustrations. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1964. 30s.

English Churchyard Memorials. By Frederick Burgess. 9 × 6½. Pp. 326 + pls. 32 + 65 figs. London: Lutterworth Press, 1963. 50s

Traditional Domestic Architecture of the Banbury Region. By R. B. Wood-Jones. 9½ × 6. Pp. xvii + 309 + 24 pls. Manchester University Press, 1963. 63s.

Southampton Maps from Elizabethan Times. With introduction by Edwin Welch. Atlas: 22 × 16. Pls. 24. Introduction: 9½ × 6. Pp. x + 92 + pls. xi + figs. Published by the City of Southampton, 1964 (also as Vol. IX in the Southampton Record Series). No price given.

Wardens' Accounts of the Worshipful Company of Founders of the City of London, 1497–1681. Ed. by Guy Parsloe. 10 × 6½. Pp. lviii + 491. London: The Athlone Press, 1964. 5 gns.

West Country Friendly Societies. By Margaret Fuller. 10¼ × 6. Pp. ix + 173 + 52 pls. + map. Oakwood Press (for the University of Reading, Museum of English Rural Life), 1964. £3. 3s.

Artifacts—An Introduction to Early Materials and Technology. By Henry Hodges. 10 × 6¼. Pp. 248 + 51 figures. London: John Baker, 1964. 50s.

Practical Archaeology. By Graham Webster. 8½ × 5½. Pp. xii + 176 + 8 pls. + 20 figs. London, Adam & Charles Black, 1963. 21s.

Mid-Georgian London: A topographical and social survey of central and western London about 1750. By Hugh Phillips. 12 × 9½. Pp. 321 + 17 pls. in colour + 374 figures in the text. London: Collins, 1964. £10. 10s.

The Scientist and Archaeology. Edited by Edward Pyddoke. 9 × 6¾. Pp. xiii + 208 + 24 pls. London: Phoenix House, 1963. 30s.

An Introduction to the Study of History. By V. H. Galbraith. 8¾ × 5¾ Pp. viii + 143 + 20 pls. London: C. A. Watts & Co. Ltd., 1964. 21s.

A General History of the Sciences. Ed. by René Taton. 9½ × 6¼. Vol. I. Ancient and Medieval Science. Pp. xvi + 532 + 48 pls. + 43 figs. Vol. II. The Beginnings of Modern Science. Pp. xx + 665 + 48 pls. + 36 figs. London: Thames & Hudson, 1964. £6. 6s. each.

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