Medieval And Post-Medieval Finds From Exeter

By (author) J.P. Allan Contributions by J.P. Allan Contributions by M. Archibald Contributions by D. H. Brown Contributions by R. J. Charleston Contributions by G. Coppack Contributions by M. Dolley Contributions by A. Dornier Contributions by G. Egan Contributions by S. M. Elbeih Contributions by B. M. A. Ellis Contributions by J. Evans Contributions by D. E. Freindship-Taylor Contributions by Alison Goodall Contributions by I. H. Goodall Contributions by M. Hart Contributions by J. W. Hedges Contributions by J. Hillam Contributions by R. Hodges Contributions by H. Howard Contributions by S. Hunt Contributions by H. L. Janssen Contributions by L. Keen Contributions by M. Kowaleski Contributions by A. Mainman Contributions by J. V. S. Megaw Contributions by D. T. Moore Contributions by Ruth Morgan Contributions by C. A. Morris Contributions by A. Oswald Contributions by J. Pearson Contributions by R. G. Scrivener Contributions by B. Selwood Contributions by N. Shiel Contributions by B. Spencer Contributions by R. C. Thomas Contributions by F. Verhaeghe Contributions by A. G. Vince Contributions by B. Williams Contributions by D. F. Williams Contributions by A. Woods

Book cover: Medieval And Post-Medieval Finds From Exeter

Extent: 400 pages

Publisher: University of Exeter Press

Subjects: Medieval Studies, World Archaeology

Series: Exeter Archaeological Reports

Language: English

Hardback (Published)

(June 1984)

ISBN: 9780859892209

8.27 x 11.81 inches

Price: $127.00

Out of stock

Between 1971 and 1980 the Exeter Museums carried out over 30 excavations in the city which uncovered an exceptionally rich and varied collection of finds. Medieval and Post-medieval Finds from Exeter presents a catalogue and analysis of all the finds from the excavations as well as the most important unpublished material from the pre-1971 sites.


The city of Exeter was one of the largest and most prosperous of British historic towns. Between 1971 and 1980 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit carried out over 30 excavations in the city which uncovered an exceptionally rich and varied collection of finds. Medieval and Post-medieval Finds from Exeter presents a catalogue and quantified analysis of all the finds from the excavations as well as the most important unpublished material from the pre-1971 sites.


  • By (author) J.P. Allan
  • Contributions by J.P. Allan
  • Contributions by M. Archibald
  • Contributions by D. H. Brown
  • Contributions by R. J. Charleston
  • Contributions by G. Coppack
  • Contributions by M. Dolley
  • Contributions by A. Dornier
  • Contributions by G. Egan
  • Contributions by S. M. Elbeih
  • Contributions by B. M. A. Ellis
  • Contributions by J. Evans
  • Contributions by D. E. Freindship-Taylor
  • Contributions by Alison Goodall
  • Contributions by I. H. Goodall
  • Contributions by M. Hart
  • Contributions by J. W. Hedges
  • Contributions by J. Hillam
  • Contributions by R. Hodges
  • Contributions by H. Howard
  • Contributions by S. Hunt
  • Contributions by H. L. Janssen
  • Contributions by L. Keen
  • Contributions by M. Kowaleski
  • Contributions by A. Mainman
  • Contributions by J. V. S. Megaw
  • Contributions by D. T. Moore
  • Contributions by Ruth Morgan
  • Contributions by C. A. Morris
  • Contributions by A. Oswald
  • Contributions by J. Pearson
  • Contributions by R. G. Scrivener
  • Contributions by B. Selwood
  • Contributions by N. Shiel
  • Contributions by B. Spencer
  • Contributions by R. C. Thomas
  • Contributions by F. Verhaeghe
  • Contributions by A. G. Vince
  • Contributions by B. Williams
  • Contributions by D. F. Williams
  • Contributions by A. Woods

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