Stephen Moorhouse
Biographic Data
| ID | 6048985 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Moorhouse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Moorhouse |
| SIGNATURE | MOORHOUSE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The medieval landscape of the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire
Documentary Evidence for the Landscape of the Manor of Wakefield During the Middle Ages
(1979). DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE FOR THE LANDSCAPE OF THE MANOR OF WAKEFIELD DURING THE MIDDLE AGES. Landscape History: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 44-58
Medieval Distilling-Apparatus of Glass and Pottery
THIS paper brings together for the first time a selection of medieval glass and pottery distilling-vessels from British sites. A discussion on the technical aspects of distilling by F. Greenaway (Part I) is followed by a report on two important groups of glass and pottery distilling-apparatus from Selborne and Pontefract priories of the middle and late 15th century respectively (Part II). Part III discusses pottery distilling-vessels from other f…
Excavations at Potovens, near Wakefield, 1968
This report describes the excavation of three separate kiln sites: a late 15th-century clamp kiln; two six-flue kilns and a four-flue kiln, all of mid 17th-century date; and one early 18th-century kiln site. The pottery produced at these three sites covers a period from approximately 1475 to 1780 and illustrates a predominantly local character
A Sixteenth-Century Tudor Green Group From Overton, Hampshire
Post-Medieval Britain in 1970
HAMPSHIRE: WINCHESTER (SU/483293). Excavations by Mr. Biddle for the Winchester Excavations Committee at Cathedral Green showed that a great part of the Green north of the choir and retro-choir of the Cathedral had been raised in level during the post-medieval period. This heightening consisted of a long sequence of alternating rubble/rubbish layers and old turflines, and may suggest that the area was periodically used for works in connection wit…
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
Basing House was erected after the licence of 1531, replacing a medieval house; occupation started during the period 1540-50 and terminated with the siege in October 1645. Excavations were carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 producing a vast quantity and wide range of artifact material. The first part of this paper in the preceding volume of this Journal described and discussed the ceramic material in the collection. This second part describe…
Medieval Britain in 1970
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
The licence to erect Basing House was granted in 1531, occupation started c. 1540-50 and ended after the Sieges of 1642 to 1645 when the House was gutted by fire after the final storming in October 1645. The excavations carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 revealed many artifacts including a variety of metal objects, vessel and bottle glass, clay tobacco pipes and the largest of the groups, the ceramic material which includes White and Red loc…
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
The licence to erect Basing House was granted in 1531, occupation started c. 1540-50 and ended after the Sieges of 1642 to 1645 when the House was gutted by fire after the final storming in October 1645. The excavations carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 revealed many artifacts including a variety of metal objects, vessel and bottle glass, clay tobacco pipes and the largest of the groups, the ceramic material which includes White and Red loc…
Medieval Distilling-Apparatus of Glass and Pottery
THIS paper brings together for the first time a selection of medieval glass and pottery distilling-vessels from British sites. A discussion on the technical aspects of distilling by F. Greenaway (Part I) is followed by a report on two important groups of glass and pottery distilling-apparatus from Selborne and Pontefract priories of the middle and late 15th century respectively (Part II). Part III discusses pottery distilling-vessels from other f…
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
Basing House was erected after the licence of 1531, replacing a medieval house; occupation started during the period 1540-50 and terminated with the siege in October 1645. Excavations were carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 producing a vast quantity and wide range of artifact material. The first part of this paper in the preceding volume of this Journal described and discussed the ceramic material in the collection. This second part describe…
Excavations at Potovens, near Wakefield, 1968
This report describes the excavation of three separate kiln sites: a late 15th-century clamp kiln; two six-flue kilns and a four-flue kiln, all of mid 17th-century date; and one early 18th-century kiln site. The pottery produced at these three sites covers a period from approximately 1475 to 1780 and illustrates a predominantly local character
Post-Medieval Britain in 1970
HAMPSHIRE: WINCHESTER (SU/483293). Excavations by Mr. Biddle for the Winchester Excavations Committee at Cathedral Green showed that a great part of the Green north of the choir and retro-choir of the Cathedral had been raised in level during the post-medieval period. This heightening consisted of a long sequence of alternating rubble/rubbish layers and old turflines, and may suggest that the area was periodically used for works in connection wit…
Medieval Britain in 1970
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
The licence to erect Basing House was granted in 1531, occupation started c. 1540-50 and ended after the Sieges of 1642 to 1645 when the House was gutted by fire after the final storming in October 1645. The excavations carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 revealed many artifacts including a variety of metal objects, vessel and bottle glass, clay tobacco pipes and the largest of the groups, the ceramic material which includes White and Red loc…
Excavations at Potovens, near Wakefield, 1968
This report describes the excavation of three separate kiln sites: a late 15th-century clamp kiln; two six-flue kilns and a four-flue kiln, all of mid 17th-century date; and one early 18th-century kiln site. The pottery produced at these three sites covers a period from approximately 1475 to 1780 and illustrates a predominantly local character
A Sixteenth-Century Tudor Green Group From Overton, Hampshire
Post-Medieval Britain in 1970
HAMPSHIRE: WINCHESTER (SU/483293). Excavations by Mr. Biddle for the Winchester Excavations Committee at Cathedral Green showed that a great part of the Green north of the choir and retro-choir of the Cathedral had been raised in level during the post-medieval period. This heightening consisted of a long sequence of alternating rubble/rubbish layers and old turflines, and may suggest that the area was periodically used for works in connection wit…
Finds from Basing House, Hampshire (c. 1540-1645)
Basing House was erected after the licence of 1531, replacing a medieval house; occupation started during the period 1540-50 and terminated with the siege in October 1645. Excavations were carried out between c. 1875 and c. 1908 producing a vast quantity and wide range of artifact material. The first part of this paper in the preceding volume of this Journal described and discussed the ceramic material in the collection. This second part describe…
Medieval Britain in 1970
Medieval Distilling-Apparatus of Glass and Pottery
THIS paper brings together for the first time a selection of medieval glass and pottery distilling-vessels from British sites. A discussion on the technical aspects of distilling by F. Greenaway (Part I) is followed by a report on two important groups of glass and pottery distilling-apparatus from Selborne and Pontefract priories of the middle and late 15th century respectively (Part II). Part III discusses pottery distilling-vessels from other f…
Documentary Evidence for the Landscape of the Manor of Wakefield During the Middle Ages
(1979). DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE FOR THE LANDSCAPE OF THE MANOR OF WAKEFIELD DURING THE MIDDLE AGES. Landscape History: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 44-58
The medieval landscape of the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire
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