R F Jessup
Biographic Data
| ID | 964501 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R F Jessup |
| GIVEN NAMES | R F |
| FAMILY NAME | Jessup |
| SIGNATURE | JESSUP R F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Barrow on Fawley Mount
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The common place book of Heneage Finch, F.S.A., fifth Earl of Winchelsea, d. 1726
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Archaeologia Belgica No. 100: Yvan Wautelet, La Nécropole Franque de Merlemont. Service national des Fouilles, Bruxelles 4, 1967. No price stated; private distribution
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Par la chaussée Brunehaut de Bavai à Cologne by M.-E. Mariën. Brussels: Musées Royaux d'art et d'Histoire, 1962. 95 F
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L'Administration de la Province Romaine de Belgique by Walter Meyers. Bruges: De Tempel, 1964. 135 pp., 7 pls. Frs. 285
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Enkele beschouwingen over Limburg in de Romeinse tijd by J. Mertens. Brussels: Nationale Dienst voor Opgravingen, 1964. Obtainable only by exchange . ( Value : 75 F .)
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Barrows and Walled Cemeteries in Roman Britain
An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Westbere, Kent
The purpose of this paper is to record as far as is now possible the relics from a small but interesting Saxon cemetery which was found in 1931 during the working of a gravel pit in the parish of Westbere, some 31⁄2 miles north-east of Canterbury
Map references
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A Bronze Age hoard from Sturry, Kent
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A flint dagger and two beakers from East Kent
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Further Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham
A preliminary excavation of this barrow was made in 1936 and an account of the work then undertaken, together with a detailed topographical description of the site, was published in this Journal for April 1937 (vol. xvii, p. 122). The admittedly tentative conclusions which could then be advanced regarding its date and its relationship to the characteristic Neolithic longbarrows were largely based on extrinsic evidence, and positive indications ob…
Objects from Bigberry Camp, Harbledown, Kent
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Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham, Kent
The re-excavation of this well-known barrow was undertaken at the suggestion and cost of Sir Edmund Davis (upon whose estate it is situated) after the recent publication of Dr. R. Austin Freeman's novel, The Penrose Mystery , in which it largely figures. With the ready consent of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Office of Works, the work was carried out in July 1936, and the writer had the assistance either for the whole or part of the time of …
Notices of Archaeological Publications
Loom-weights from Chilham Castle
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A flint axe and two beakers from East Kent
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A cooking-pot from Chilham, Kent
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Roman Barrows
Roman barrows have long been known on the Continent and in R this country, but until recent years they have hardly received the attention they deserve. In the forties and fifties of last century a number of Roman barrows suffered from the jaunty zeal of tophatted antiquaries and their attendant ladies who, as at the opening of the Holborough barrow in 1844, contrived to pass the time 'at intervals between digging and pic-nicing, in games of vario…
Reculver
The twin towers of Reculver, a far-seen monument on the northeast coast of Kent 31⁄2 miles east of Herne Bay (PLATE I), have long been recognized as a sea-mark of great antiquity. They were for many years maintained solely for the benefit of mariners using the shoal-beset inshore channels on the southern side of the Thames Estuary, but with the general disuse of these channels during the last decade such a guide-mark is no longer required
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Roman cemetery near Sittingbourne
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Map of the Trent Basin: Showing the distribution of Long Barrows, etc. Scale 4 miles to an inch, mounted and folded; text pp. 31. Ordnance Survey , 1933. 4 s
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Trial Excavations at Bigberry Camp, Harbledown, Kent
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Further Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham
A preliminary excavation of this barrow was made in 1936 and an account of the work then undertaken, together with a detailed topographical description of the site, was published in this Journal for April 1937 (vol. xvii, p. 122). The admittedly tentative conclusions which could then be advanced regarding its date and its relationship to the characteristic Neolithic longbarrows were largely based on extrinsic evidence, and positive indications ob…
An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Westbere, Kent
The purpose of this paper is to record as far as is now possible the relics from a small but interesting Saxon cemetery which was found in 1931 during the working of a gravel pit in the parish of Westbere, some 31⁄2 miles north-east of Canterbury
A Bronze Age hoard from Sturry, Kent
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A flint dagger and two beakers from East Kent
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Objects from Bigberry Camp, Harbledown, Kent
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Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham, Kent
The re-excavation of this well-known barrow was undertaken at the suggestion and cost of Sir Edmund Davis (upon whose estate it is situated) after the recent publication of Dr. R. Austin Freeman's novel, The Penrose Mystery , in which it largely figures. With the ready consent of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Office of Works, the work was carried out in July 1936, and the writer had the assistance either for the whole or part of the time of …
Roman Barrows
Roman barrows have long been known on the Continent and in R this country, but until recent years they have hardly received the attention they deserve. In the forties and fifties of last century a number of Roman barrows suffered from the jaunty zeal of tophatted antiquaries and their attendant ladies who, as at the opening of the Holborough barrow in 1844, contrived to pass the time 'at intervals between digging and pic-nicing, in games of vario…
A Romano-British Settlement at Springhead, Kent
Springhead lies in the valley of the Ebbsfleet, a small stream which joins the Thames at Northfleet, near Gravesend. At Springhead the valley is crossed by the Watling Street in its course from Rochester to Dartford, and the valley between Springhead and Northfleet contained a considerable population in Romano-British times
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Two Early Bronze Age Beakers
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Map of the Trent Basin: Showing the distribution of Long Barrows, etc. Scale 4 miles to an inch, mounted and folded; text pp. 31. Ordnance Survey , 1933. 4 s
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Trial Excavations at Bigberry Camp, Harbledown, Kent
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Roman cemetery near Sittingbourne
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Loom-weights from Chilham Castle
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A flint axe and two beakers from East Kent
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A cooking-pot from Chilham, Kent
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Roman Barrows
Roman barrows have long been known on the Continent and in R this country, but until recent years they have hardly received the attention they deserve. In the forties and fifties of last century a number of Roman barrows suffered from the jaunty zeal of tophatted antiquaries and their attendant ladies who, as at the opening of the Holborough barrow in 1844, contrived to pass the time 'at intervals between digging and pic-nicing, in games of vario…
Reculver
The twin towers of Reculver, a far-seen monument on the northeast coast of Kent 31⁄2 miles east of Herne Bay (PLATE I), have long been recognized as a sea-mark of great antiquity. They were for many years maintained solely for the benefit of mariners using the shoal-beset inshore channels on the southern side of the Thames Estuary, but with the general disuse of these channels during the last decade such a guide-mark is no longer required
Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham, Kent
The re-excavation of this well-known barrow was undertaken at the suggestion and cost of Sir Edmund Davis (upon whose estate it is situated) after the recent publication of Dr. R. Austin Freeman's novel, The Penrose Mystery , in which it largely figures. With the ready consent of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Office of Works, the work was carried out in July 1936, and the writer had the assistance either for the whole or part of the time of …
Objects from Bigberry Camp, Harbledown, Kent
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Further Excavations at Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham
A preliminary excavation of this barrow was made in 1936 and an account of the work then undertaken, together with a detailed topographical description of the site, was published in this Journal for April 1937 (vol. xvii, p. 122). The admittedly tentative conclusions which could then be advanced regarding its date and its relationship to the characteristic Neolithic longbarrows were largely based on extrinsic evidence, and positive indications ob…
A flint dagger and two beakers from East Kent
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A Bronze Age hoard from Sturry, Kent
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Map references
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An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Westbere, Kent
The purpose of this paper is to record as far as is now possible the relics from a small but interesting Saxon cemetery which was found in 1931 during the working of a gravel pit in the parish of Westbere, some 31⁄2 miles north-east of Canterbury
Barrows and Walled Cemeteries in Roman Britain
Par la chaussée Brunehaut de Bavai à Cologne by M.-E. Mariën. Brussels: Musées Royaux d'art et d'Histoire, 1962. 95 F
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L'Administration de la Province Romaine de Belgique by Walter Meyers. Bruges: De Tempel, 1964. 135 pp., 7 pls. Frs. 285
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