Note on a British chariot-burial at Hunmanby, in East Yorkshire
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Type of record: Book
Title: Note on a British chariot-burial at Hunmanby, in East Yorkshire
Classmark: BC Yorkshire H-Hul-1/HUL
Creator(s): Sheppard, Thomas (1876-1945)
Publisher: s.n
Publication city: [London]
Date(s): [1908?]
Language: English
Size and medium: [482]-488 p
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/309226
Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991005495969705181
Description
From: The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, vol. unidentified.
Additional description
Bound with 22 other publications in a volume lettered: HULL MUSEUM RECORDS. 1905-8. Volume contents: 1. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.13, 1905. -- 2. Sheppard, T.: The Hull Museum and education, 1905. -- 3-4. Quarterly rec. of additions, nos.14-15, 1905. -- 5. Sheppard, T.: Notes on some Speeton-clay belemnites, [1906?]. -- 6. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.16, 1906. -- 7. Sheppard, T. & J. Suddaby: Hull whaling relics, 1906. -- 8. Catalogue of antique silver, 1906. -- 9. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.17, 1906. -- 10. William Wiberforce, 1906. -- 11. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.18, 1906. -- 12. Sheppard, T.: The relationship between provincial museums and local scientific societies, 1906. -- 13. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.19, 1906. -- 14. Sheppard, T.: Notes on a collection of Roman antiquities from South Ferriby, [1906?]. -- 15. Sheppard, T.: Guide to the Municipal Museum, 1907. -- 16. Sheppard, T.: Guide to the Wilberforce Museum, 1907. -- 17-18. Quarterly rec. of
additions, nos.20-21, 1907. -- 19. Sheppard, T.: Note on a malformed antler, 1907. -- 20. Quarterly rec. of additions, no.22, 1907. -- 21. Sheppard, T.: Notes on the more important archaeological discoveries in East Yorkshire, [1905?]. -- 22. Sheppard, T.: Note on a British chariot-burial, [1908?]. -- 23. Sheppard, T.: Index to Hull Museum publications nos.1-47, 1908
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