The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal (Volume 43, 1971)

200pp. Pictorial light card covers, some black and white illustrations. 4to. Light chipping to edges, spine head bumped and torn, sun-fading. Internally, neat, clean, bright and tight. Contents include:- The Yorkshire Archaeological Register 1970; Notes on Archaeological Finds; The Excavation of a Bronze Age Barrow: Greenhowe, North Deighton, Yorkshire; A Bronze Age Barrow at Mount Pleasant, near Normanby, North Riding; Aldborough, West Riding 1964: Excavations at the South Gate and Bastion and at Extra-Mural Sites; The Reign of King Ecgfrith of Northumbria; Excavations at Burton-in-Lonsdale: A Reconsideration; The Family of Meaux; Lees Hall, Thornhill, A Medieval Timber-Framed Building in the West Riding of Yorkshire; The 1377 Poll Tax Return for the City of York; The Yorkshire Commissioners appointed for the Trial of King Charles the First; Yorkshire Estate Development and the Freehold Land Societies in the Nineteenth Century; W.E. Forsters Work in Burley in Wharfedale (1850-1886).