Yorkshire Archaeological Journal (1939) Volume XXXIV
YORKSHIRE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
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Volume 34 of the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal was published in 1939.
Contents
- The Court of Sewers for the East Parts of the East Riding — S.G.E. Lythe
- Records Relating to a Seventeenth-Century Parliamentary Election — J.W. Walker
- Excavations at Eastburn, East Yorkshire — T. Sheppard
- Visitations of the Peculiar of Masham, 1741-1847 — E.W. Crossley
- Yorkshire Church Plate — Frederick Bradbury
- The Township of Ellenthorpe and the Brooke Family — Sir Thomas Lawson-Tancred
- Where Were the Brigantes? — Mary Kitson Clark
- Iron-Age Settlements in West Yorkshire — A. Raistrick
- Some Popular Reactions to the Edwardian Reformation in Yorkshire — A.G. Dickens
- Two Seventeenth-Century Inventories — E.W. Crossley
- Excavations at Hampole Priory, 1937 — Rev. Prof. C.E. Whiting
- A Parliamentary Election in Knaresborough in 1628 — W.A. Atkinson
- Structural Details of a Long Barrow on Black Hill, Bradley Moor, West Yorkshire — Allan Butterfield
- Sir Patience Ward of Tanshelf — Rev. Prof. C.E. Whiting
- Viking and Other Relics at Crayke, Yorkshire — T. Sheppard
- The Organization of Drainage and Embankment in Mediaeval Holderness — S.G.E. Lythe
- The Origin and Early History of the Kilton Fee — W. Hebditch
- Statute Wages During a Yorkshire Epidemic, 1679-81 — R. Keith Kelsall
- Records of Roecliffe — Sir Thomas Lawson-Tancred
- Two Seventeenth-Century Yorkshire Rentals — William E. Preston
- The Roman Site at Well, 1938 — R. Gilyard-Beer
- Notes on the Chronology of the Early Deans of York — C.T. Clay
- Sedition and Conspiracy in Yorkshire during the Later Years of Henry VIII — A.G. Dickens
- The Excavation of the Holme Church of St. Nicholas, Beverley — Robert H. Carr & Kenneth A. Macmahon
- Iron-Age Settlements in Penigent Gill — "W.B."
- Roman Yorkshire
- Obituary Notices: Colonel John W.R. Parker and George Denison Lumb