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Winscombe Archaeology
(NB selective and unfinished)
- Aston, M., 2009. The story of a stone adze from Winscombe parish, Somerset Archaeology and Natural History, 152, 221.
- Aston, M., and Costen, M., 2009. An early medieval and ecclesiastical estate: the origins of the parish of Winscombe in North Somerset, Somerset Archaeology and Natural History, 151, 139-157.
- Bagwell, T.T.and Webster, C. eds. 2008. Somerset archaeology 2008. Somerset Archaeology and Natural History, 151, 221-248. [brief details of several Winscombe sites appear here.]
- Chapman, John, 2008. Winthill Roman villa: a brief note, Search (Journal of the Banwell Society of Archaeology), 24, 12-13
- Collinson, J., 1791. The history and antiquities of the County of Somerset, London.
- Corcos, N., and Smisson, B., 2009. Prehistoric standing stones in Banwell, Somerset Archaeology and Natural History 152, 220.
- Gough, J.W. 1967. The mines of Mendip. 2nd ed., Newton Abbott.
- Harding, P., and Aston, M., 2009. The context and significance of a palaeographic hand axe from Winscombe, Somerset Archaeology and Natural History, 152, 217.
- Harris, S., 1979-80. Banwell deer park, Search (Journal of the Banwell Local History and Archaeological Society), 16, 37-40.
- Knight, F.A., 1915. Heart of Mendip, Bristol.
- ----------------, 1902, Seaboard of Mendip, London.
- Matthews, J., 2003. A new henge? A recently identified site in North Somerset, Council for British Archaeology South West Journal, 11, 15-18.
- ---------------- 2004. ‘Neolithic to mediaeval, work in progress in the Vale of Winscombe’, Council for British Archaeology South West Journal, 13, 14-18.
- ---------------, 2006. Winscombe Vale pottery typology 2006, Winscombe
- ---------------, 2006. ‘Another Roman villa at Star’, Camertonia, 44, 36.
- ---------------, 2008. ‘Great Wortice, Broadleaze Farm, Banwell, Somerset: excavation of a pit (OS ST4153 5838) on the Winscombe/Banwell parish boundary’, Council for British Archaeology South West Journal, 21, 32-36.
- ---------------, 2009. An enclosure in Thornbridge, Barton, North Somerset (ST 3900 5788): a survey by the ALERT geophysics team. Council for British Archaeology South West Journal, September 2009 (www.britarch.ac.uk/cbasw).
- Wicks, A.T., 1950. The Yarborough stone. Somerset Natural History and Archaeological
Society, 62,5
[author not given, possibly Elaine Jameison, English Heritage], 2008. Winthill, North Somerset: continuity and change within a small rural community, Search (Journal of the Banwell Society of Archaeology, 24, 25-29.
Maps
White (see above) 1792
Day and Masters 1782
Greenwood 1822