Cornish Archaeology Index Volumes 11 - 20 (1972 - 1981) (P - S)
Padel, Oliver, on 'Kai Wic in Cornwall', 16. 115-18, 119
Padley, Tim, see Pearce, Susan M. Palaeolithic: Palaeoliths in Cornwall, 12. 16; hand axe, Lanhydrock, 15. 81; working site, Booby's Bay, 12. 15-16
Palmer, Susan, Mesolithic Cultures of Britian, by, reviewed 17. 144
Pascoe, W.H., check-list of Phillack by, 15. 91-5
Paul, axe-head from Penolva, 15. 114 Peacock, Dr. D.P.S., on gabbroic ware, cited, 20. 161, 178, 189, 193
Pearce, Susan M.: 'Some Unpublished Bronzes from Cornwall', by, 13. 51-4; on Cornish palstaves in Exeter City Museum, 11. 82; on axe-head from Penolva, Paul, 15. 114; The Kingdom of
Dumnonia, by, reviewed, 18. 12; see also Harris, Daphne
Pearce, Susan M., and Tim Padley, 'The Bronze Age Find from Tredarvah, Penzance', by, 16. 25-41
Peltenburg, Dr. E.J., on Balloch Hill, cited, 20. 195
Pelynt, Bronze Age sword and other finds from, 12. 19-23
Penard Burch (Swansea), barrow at, 14. 58 Pencoys, Wendron, hull at California moor near, 12. 38
Pendeen, fogou at, 12. 40
Pendra(e)(i)then, St. Mary's (Isles of Scilly): 14. 90, 92; possible fish-curing site at, 11. 26-8; scrapers and sinkers from, 11. 26; Neolithic storage jar from, 14. 117
Pengegon, Higher, Camborne, hull at, 12. 37 Penhallem, see Jacobstow, Berry Court Penhallurick, R.D.: 'Recent finds of Roman
Coins in Cornwall', by, 19. 103-6; note on finds from Boscastle by, 12. 24; on an axe-hammer from Boscreage, 13. 75; on axe from Rospannel, 17. 136
Pentuan, St. Austell, bronze spearhead fragment from, 13. 54
Penwithick Stents, St. Austell, Bronze Age flint scatter at, 14. 71
Penzance, Penlee House Museum, jar from Halangy Porth in, 11. 32, 35
Periodicals, digests of, 1971-2, 11. 60-1, 19723, 12. 60-2, 1973-4, 13. 57-9
Perkins, J., see Minchinton, W.
Perranporth, molluscan assemblages at, 19. 14 Peter, Thurstan, work at Cam Brea by, 20. 15, 17, 19, 50, 52, 59, 81, 82, 84, 86, 144 Phillack, excavations at parish churchyard, 1973, 12. 59
La Tene decorated, 16. 101-7. Roman and Romano-British, 15. 75-6, 19. 35, 36, 41, 43-9, 70-3. Dark Ages: 17. 134, 19. 38, 48; bar-lug: 18. 81-101; continental, 18. 89, 90; gazeteer, 18. 93-101; grass-marked ware,
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91-2, 84, 86, 19. 38; summary of sites, 18. 91-2; imported ware, 11. 52, 12. 25, 28,
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108. Medieval: 11. 16, 15. 83, 84, 16. 131, 132, 133, 134, 18. 136, 19. 76; bar-lug, 15. 114-15, 16. 132, 133, 136; wasters, Lostwithiel, 15. 115-17, 18. 103-4. Post-Medieval: Cornish industry, 18. 117; 16th-17th century, 15. 83,
18. 136; 17th-18th century North Devon ware, 15. 40-3, 63; 18th-19th century, 11. 16. 18. 114-15; see also under Nornour
Poundstock, parish check-list of, 19. 95-6 Pryor, F., excavations at Fengate by, cited, 20. 11
Pull, J.H., on Neolithic flint-mines, cited, 20. 10
Quaking House, Milverton, (Somerset), Neolithic hill-crest site, 20. 190
Quartz, Bronze Age ritual use of, 14. 72, 15. 88 Quelvezin (Brittany), jar from megalithic grave at, 11. 43
Quinnell, N.V., on a 16th-century outwork to King Charles' Castle, Tresco, 17. 142
Radford, Dr. C.A.R., 80th birthday tribute to, 20. iii—iv
Raftery, B., on Lyles Hill, cited, 20. 194 Rame: parish check-list of, 13. 72-4; flint sites in, 18. 124; see also Treninnow
Rame Common, Wendron, hull near, 12. 35 Rapiers, see Bronze Age
Rees, S., on stone ard-shares, cited, 20. 81 Renfrew, Colin, British Prehistory, ed. by, reviewed, 15. 132
Restormel, Iron Age earthwork at, 14. 85-6 Reviews: Ancient British The, by Paul Ashbee,
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24; Ancient Scilly, from the First Farmers to the Early Christians; an introduction and survey, by Paul Ashbee, 13. 77; Bodmin Moor, by E.C. Axford, 14. 86; British Prehistory, by Colin Renfrew, 15. 132; Cornish Moor, The
— a brief study of Bodmin Moor, by E.C. Axford, 12. 74; Exeter Excavations: The Guildhall Site, by John Collis, 11. 55; Folklore of Prehistoric Sites in Britain, by Leslie V. Grinsell, 16. 160; Gazeteer of Mesolithic Sites in
England and Wales, by J.J. Wymer, 17. 144; Illustrated Catalogue of Pumping and Winding Engines, etc., manufactured by Williams' Perran Foundry Co., Trevithick Society, 12. 29; Introduction to British Prehistory, by
J.V.S., Megaw and D.D.A. Simpson, 19. 115; Island Camera —the Isles of Scilly in the Photography of the Gibson Family, by John Arlott with Rex
Cowan and Frank Gibson, 12. 78; Kingdom of Dumnonia, The: Studies in History and Tradition in South-Western Britain A.D. 350-1150, by Susan Pearce, 18. 12; Legionary Bath-House and Basilica and Forum at Exeter, The, by P.T.
Bidwell, 19. 119; Mesolithic Cultures of Britain, by Susan Palmer, 17. 144; Place-Names of Roman Britain, The, by A.L.F. Rivet and Colin Smith, 19. 166; Place-Names of West Penwith, The, by P.A.S. Pool, 12. 29; Sketch of the Life of
William West, C.E., of Tredenham, Institute of Cornish Studies, 11. 83; South West England, 3,500 BC - AD 600, by (Lady) Aileen Fox, 13. 59; Stone Circles of the British Isles, The, by Aubrey Burl, 16. 42; Tidemills of Devon and
Cornwall, by Walter Minchinton and John Perkins, 11. 83
Rillaton, Linkinhorne, gold cup from, 16. 1578, 17. 13, 18. 57, 58-9
Ring-cairns: 14. 50-8, 15. 86-9, 17. 9-10, 140-1; see also Barrows
Rivet, A.L.F., and Colin Smith, The Place-Names of Roman Britain, by, reviewed, 19. 116
Rogers, Juliet: on the Trebartha cremation, 15. 28-9; on the bone material from Trevemedar, 17. 138
Roman and Romano-British: 'Recent finds of Roman coins in Cornwall', by R.D. Penhallurick, 19. 103-6; 'Excavations at Carn Euny', by Mrs. P.M. Christie, 15. 68-72; for details see Cam Euny; The Excavation of a multi-period site at
Carngoon Bank, Lizard, 1979,' by F. McAvoy with E.L. Morris and G.H. Smith, 19. 31-62; for details see Cam-goon Bank; The Excavations at Grambla, Wendron, 1972', by C. Saunders, 11. 50-2; `Roman Objects from the Gwithian Area',
by Charles Thomas, 11. 53-5; 'Excavation of a Romano-British Round at Shortlanesend, Kenwyn, Truro', by Daphne Harris, 19. 63-75; 'Excavations at Trethurgy, St. Austell', by Henrietta and Trevor Miles, 12. 25-9; note on excavations at
Halligey fogou, 1980, 20. 220-1; cist-burials, 11. 9; courtyard house complex, Halangy Down, 11. 22-5; salt-working, 18. 134, 19. 52. Finds: coins, Carn Brea, 20. 14, 80; figurine, 11. 54, 55; lamps, 11. 54-5, 13. 76; pottery, 11. 52, 15. 67,
20. 224-5; stone bowls, 20. 224
Rose, Peter: Carngoon Bank excavations directed by, 18. 134; see also Johnson, Nicholas
Rosecliston, Newquay, grave goods from barrow at, 14. 71
Rosewall Hill, St. Ives, Roman pottery lamp from, 13. 76
Rospannel, St. Buryan, Broom chert axe from, 17. 136
Roughtor, St. Breward, Neolithic ramparts on, 20. 190, 191
Rounds, 11. 50-2, 12. 25-9, 15. 51-66, 73-6, 16. 43, 51-6, 127-8, 19. 63-74
Royal Institution of Cornwall, bronzes on loan to, 13. 51, 53
Ruan High Lanes, Truro, bronze spearhead from Trengrouse farm, 13. 53-4
Rumps, The, St. Minver: The Excavation of the Cliff Castle', by R.T. Brooks, 13. 7-50; benches, cut stone, 13. 27; ditches, 13. 9, 10, 12, 28; entrances, 13. 12-16, 18-20, 27; gate, 13. 27, 28; guard post, possible, 13. 14; hearths, 13. 16, 22;
hut circle, 13. 22, 28, (pottery from) 37-9, 15. 65; hut platforms, 13. 7, 22, 24, 27, 28; industrial evidence, 13. 22, 48-9; mounds, man-made, 13. 10, 14, 28; ovens, clay, 13. 17, 18, 28, 29; post-holes, 13. 12, 14, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 28;
ramparts: inner, 13. 7, 9, 18, 22; middle, 13. 7, 9, 10-12, 28; outer, 13. 7, 9-10, 28; stake-holes, 13. 16, 18, 22; walls: drystone, 13. 14, 28; revetting, 13. 10, 12, 14. Finds: bone, animal, 13. 16, 28, 48; charcoal, 13. 16, 27; iron clamp, 13.
27, 48; limpet shells, 13. 10, 18, 28; pottery, 13. 18, 22, 24, 29-41, (amphora sherds) 12, 29; spindle whorls, 13. 28, 41; stone objects: miscellaneous, 13. 16, 18, 418; pot-boilers, quartz, 13. 16, 22, 44; pot rest, 13. 22; wicker work, 13. 27;
wooden frame, 13. 27, 48
Rushyford Gate, St. Cleer, possible cairn retainer at, 19. 24
Saint-Adrien (Cotes-du-Nord), silver cup from, 18. 57-9
St. Agnes: 'The Bolster Bank - a Survey', by Nicholas Johnson, 19. 77-88; New Downs, alleged stone circle on, 19. 24;
St. Agnes (Isles of Scilly): Pereglis, prehistoric site at, 11. 42-3; Porth Killier, middens at,
11. 44, 45; Neolithic pottery from, 11. 44, 45, 46, 47
St. Austell, parish check-list of, 11. 72-80 St. Austell Granite, barrows on: 14. 5-81; chronology, 66-73; comparanda, 72, 75-6; discussion, 71-8; environment, 71; pollen, 60-6; preservation, 67-71; ritual significance, 73-6; soils, 66-7;
Greensplat barrow, Trenance Downs, 12. 58, 14. 50-8; see also Caerloggas Downs; Cocksbarrow; GwalIon Downs; Pentuan; Penwithick Stents; Trethowell; Trethurgy; Watch Hill
St. Blazey, parish check-list of, 11. 70-2
St. Breward: cairns at, 17. 4-12, passim, 1820; see also Emblance Down; Fernacre; King Arthur's Down; Louden Hill; Rough Tor; Stannon Downs
St. Buryan, see Boleigh; Boscawen-un; Boskenna; Crean; Merry Maidens; Porthgwarra; Rospannel; Tregiffian; Trenuggo
St. Cleer: cairns at, 17. 8-11, passim, 20-1; see also Fore Down; Rushyford Gate; Trethevy Quoit
St. Columb Major, 'The Devil's Coyt, and the Discovery of Two New Megalithic Tombs', by Nicholas Johnson, 18. 3-11
St. Endellion, Dark Ages cemeteries at, 17. 135
St. Erth, parish check-list of, 17. 132
St. Ervan, parish check-list of, 18. 125-7 St. Eval: parish check-list of, 17. 113-15; see also Trevemedar; Trevisker
St. Germans, pebble mace-head from, 12. 77 St. John, parish check-list of, 13. 66-7 St. Keverne: La Mile brooch from, 18. 78; see
also Carrick Crane Crags; Polcoverack; Poldowrian; Trelan Bahow
St. Martin's (Isles of Scilly): cists on, 11. 42, 18. 74, 78; bronze implement from, 11. 42; contracted skeleton in, 11. 42; Little Bay, excavations at, 13. 55, 20. 218; White Island, probable clearance mounds at, 14. 87-90
St. Mary Magdalene, parish check-list of, 12. 69-72
St. Mary's (Isles of Scilly): prehistoric sites on, 11. 22-38; worked flint from, 11. 81; Poynter's Garden, cist burials at, 18. 74, 78; Town Lane, cist at, 18. 76; see also Bant's Cam; Bar Point; Halangy Down and Porth; Pendrathen; Porth
Cressa
St. Mawgan in Pydar, see Carloggas; Lanvean; Mawgan Porth
St. MeIlion, Herrod Down, bronze palstave from, 11. 82
St. Minver: chamber tomb at, 18. 10; see also Rumps, The
St. Neot: cairns in, 17. 9-13 passim; parish check-list of, 16. 143-54; Colliford reservoir survey and excavation: barrows, 17. 133, 18. 56; Stuffle enclosure, 18. 56, 19. 76; tin stamping mill, 18. 56, 19. 76, 20. 221-2; see also Berry Down
Camp; Draynes, Higher
St. Piran's Oratory, CCRA reburying of, 20. 216
St. Stephen-in-Brannel, see Watch Hill; Whitemoor
St. Stephen's by Launceston, parish check-list of, 12. 64-6
St. Thomas, parish check-list of, 12. 67-9 St. Winnow, parish check-list of, 17. 128-32 Salt-working, 18. 134, 19. 52
Samson (Isles of Scilly): excavation of cottage and midden on, 17. 134; East Porth: stone structures on, 11. 41, 45; flints and pottery from, 11. 41; slag from, 11. 41; submerged field walls at, 11. 41
Samuels, J.R.: on Cam Brea Iron Age pottery, 20. 185-7; on storage jar from Pendrathen, 14. 117; on a prehistoric vessel from Cow Point, 'Fresco, 20. 223
Sancreed, see Cam Euny; Chy-coll
Sandars, Miss Nancy, on Pelynt sword-hilt, cited, 12. 21, 22
Sarup by Hoorby, Fyn (Denmark), Neolithic enclosure at, 20. 196, 197
Saunders, A.D., excavations at Launceston Castle by, 11. 57, 14. 116-7, 15. 118; 16. 129-37, 18. 80, 19. 97-8, 20. 220-1 Saunders, C., 'The Excavations at Grambla, Wendron, 1972', by, 11. 50-2
Saville, Alan, on the Cam Brea flint and chert artefacts, 20. 101-52
Schwieso, Joshua, 'Excavations at Threemilestone Round, Kenwyn, Truro', by, 13. 56, 15. 51-67
Scilly Islands, see Isles of Scilly
Scord of Browster (Shetlands), stone clearance heaps at, 20. 81
Seaton (Devon), gabbroic ware from, 20. 178 Segonzac (Charente), Neolithic enclosures at, 20. 197
Selby, Paul, see Bonsall, Clive
Sheppard, Peter: note on the Amherst gun battery by, 12. 75; check-lists by: Antony in the East, 13. 60-3; Maker, 13. 67-72; Mawgan in Pyder, 17. 119-24; Perranuthnoe, 16. 155-6; Probus, 15. 103-9; Rame, 13. 72-4; St. Dennis, 15. 109-
10; St. Eval, 17. 116-18; St. John, 13. 66-7; St. Neot, 16. 143-54; St. Winnow, 17. 128-32; Sheviock, 13. 64-6; Tywardreath, 17. 125-8; on documentary clues to Trevisker/Tregear, 17. 141; see also Grimes, J.; King, Gwynneth; Tangye,
Moira Sheppard, Peter, and Charles Woolf, check-lists by: Colan, 20. 205-6; Crantock, 20. 207-9 Sherratt, A., on prehistoric 'secondary production', cited, 20. 195, 197, 198
Sheviock, parish check-list of, 13. 64-6 Shortlanesend, Kenwyn: 'Excavation of a Romano-British Round at', by Daphne Harris, 19. 63-75; magnetometer survey, 63, 69; radiocarbon dating, 70; bank and ditch, 67; drains, 67; pits, 67, 69;
post-holes, 67, 68. Finds: brooch, bronze, 70, 74, 75; charcoal, 69, (analysis) 73; miscellaneous, 70; pottery, 70-3
Showery Tor (Bodmin Moor), enclosure round central stone at, 14. 42
Sidmouth (Devon), pebbles from barrow 89 near, 14. 72
Silvester, R.J., on tor enclosures, cited, 20. 191 Simcoe, H.A., poem, `Trevethye Stone', by, 15. 90
Simpson, D.D.A., see Megaw, J.V.S.
Sithney: parish check-list of, 19. 89-94; see also Coverack Bridges
Smith, Colin, see Rivet, A.L.F.
Smith, G.H., on the pottery from Carngoon Bank, 19. 40-9; see also Harris, Daphne Smith, I.F.: on Cam Brea Neolithic pottery, 20. 161-85; on Cam Brea stone artefacts, 20. 153-60; cited: on causewayed enclosures, 20. 11; on Windmill
Hill flint flakes, 20. 126, 144
Smith, Margaret, on Bronze Age axes, cited, 13. 52, 53
Smugglers' cache, Tresco, 14. 119-20; see also Hulls
Smyth, Grenville, excavation of barrow at Higher Polcoverack farm by, 13. 56
Sofranoff, Stephanie, petrological analysis of Cam Brea pottery by, 20. 179-81
Somerset Levels, Sweet Track, Neolithic artefacts from: arrowheads, 20. 67; black painted pottery, 20. 177
South Street (Wilts.), Long Barrow, and striations beneath, 20. 66, 81
Staines, S.J.: on Killibury soil, 16. 111; on the St. Austell Granite soils, 14. 66-7 Stamford Hill (Plymstock), finds from Iron Age cemetery at, 16. 80-1
Stamps, see Tin
Stannon Down, St. Breward: barrows on, 16. 138, 17. 133; Bronze Age hut circle settlement on: pollen analysis of, 17. 25-8, 19. 12; porch entrances to, 20. 86; stone circle, 19. 25, 28, 29. Finds: Neolithic implements, 20. 191; Bronze Age
flint knife, 14. 73
Starapark, Davidstow, barrow, cup-marked stones from, 15. 35, 49
Startin, B., and R. Bradley, on prehistoric work rates, cited, 20. 100
Startin, W., on the excavations at Halligey fogou, 20. 219-20
Steele, Philip: on flint waste scatter from Crean, 16. 159; on flint blades from Kynance Downs, 17. 136; on Neolithic flints from Tywardreath, 18. 137
Stithians: parish check-list of, 11. 67-70; Norman piscina from, 14. 119; Goonorman Downs, hull at, 12. 41, 44
Stone Circles in Cornwall, Lesser Known', by John Barnatt, 19. 17-29
Stowe's Pound, Minions, 'citadel' enclosure, 20. 191
Stukeley, William, see Borlase, William
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