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Notes and News

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Antiquity , Volume 4 , Issue 16 , December 1930 , pp. 478 - 493
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd 1930

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* ‘The Dubu and Steeple–houses of the Central District of British New Guinea’Jahrbuch für Prähistorische und Ethnographische Kunst,1927,1,177–92. This Jahrbuch is generally referred to by its initials as IPEK; it is edited by Professor Herbert Kuhn, and published by Klinkhardt and Biermann of Leipzig.—EDITOR.Google Scholar

* Dr Grundy has re–affirmed his views in a review of Professor Ekwall’s book, published in the Geographical Journal,1929,73,469.Google Scholar

* The wood was kindly examined by Dr P.O’Connor, Keeper of the Natural History Division of the National Museum of Ireland.

1 Published in the Abingdon Chronicle (Rolls Series, 1858) 1, 124, and in Birch, Cart. Sax. in, 68. Dr Grundy (Berks,BucksOxon Arch. Journ., i922,xxvn, 98, 99), puzzled by finding an ‘abbendune’ so far from the town of that name, attempts to emend the text, but he has missed the point. There is really no difficulty to be overcome.

2 Pinsgrove is not marked on the Ordnance Map; but Hearne refers to a ‘town’ of that name as having been situated ¼ of a mile SE of Chilswell, and he also speaks of Pinsgrove Coppice. Lib. Nig. Scacc, 1774,11, 565.

3 Ab. Chron. II, 272.

4 Ab. Chron. I, 3. This description would also suit the former site.

5 By Huntingford, G.W.B. in Berks,BucksOxon Arch.Journ.,1925,29,140.Google Scholar

* We much regret that we were just too late to see Mr Guy Brunton's exhibition, and therefore cannot refer to it in this note. Reference is made to all three exhibitions in the current number of the British Museum Quarterly(vol.5,no. 2, pp.73–6).CrossRefGoogle Scholar

† One of the main results achieved last season was the determination of the course of the city walls. This and other features of the exhibition are described in the excellent guide prepared. (Antiquities of Ur, by C.L.Woolley). Mr Woolley’s full report is printed in Antiquary’s Journal, October 1930.