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CONTREBIS VOL XXIX 2004

Contrebis is the journal of Lancaster Archaeological and Historical Society

Contents

A Bronze Age Axe from Quernmore

Andrew White

A Newly-Discovered Roman Milestone from Langwathby, Cumbria

Ben Edwards and David Shotter

Beetham and Rome - Some Roman Coins from Beetham Hall

David Shotter

Along Hadrian's Wall - A Secular Pilgrimage?

Alison Ewin

The Carnforth Posnet

Nick Herepath

More Pottery from Silverdale

Andrew White

Old Soldiers Never Die - Support of Maimed Veterans in 17th Century North Lancashire

George Howson

Wenning Hipping - Discovery of a Unique Vernacular Building

Phil Hudson

Fenton House, Lancaster (formerly the Trades Hall)

Andrew White

Dr John Lingard - The Celebrated 19th Century Hornby Priest and Historian

Mike Goth

Sharpe, Paley and Austin: The Role of the Regional Architect in the Gothic Revival

James Price

Lancaster's Stained Glass Studios - Research 2003-2004

Margaret Edwards

The Mill at Wray

Mike Goth

The Lancaster Death Ray

Peter Ford

Lancaster Archaeological & Historical Society Tours 2004

Judith Horsfield

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