Dr Chris

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Archaeologist working in London

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A scold’s bridal.
Two baby pigeons in a flower pot with a parent flying away.
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The west front of Norwich Cathedral against a clear blue sky.
A view east in Norwich Cathedral up to the crossing with the copper font at the front.
Suffolk Lane. In 1848, "Mr. C. Roach Smith reported the discovery of very extensive Roman remains in Suffolk Lane, city, opposite Merchant Taylors school (Plan A 108) .... and exhibited a coloured drawing.... of a very beautiful piece of mural painting found there, representing a winged youthful head... The excavations which brought these and many other Roman remains to light were for a sewer.... It could also be ascertained [Page 142) that the excavators cut through the foundations and debris of a Roman dwelling house of the better class.... The pigments used in the composition of the paintings were chiefly vermilion, yellow ochre, colcothar, terra vert, and lime for white" [Journ. Brit. Arch. Assoc., IV, 338; Proc. Soc. Antiq. (Ser. 1), II, 19]. Part of a pavement from this site was exhibited to the Society of Antiquaries in 1855 [Proc. (Ser. 1), III, 194]. At or near the S.E. angle of Suffolk Lane in 1863 was found a wall (Plan A. W 46) regarded as part of the RiverWall of the Roman town as described by Roach Smith and Tite [Arch., XL, 48].
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Archaeologists cleaning a mosaic floor.
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Portable Altar This copper alloy miniature altar has been decorated with a Romano-British enamel inlay and dates from the 200s AD. These personal altars were tiered and stackable, and the central hole may have supported a small vessel or incense cone. There is emerging evidence of a possible Cartiste school of Enamelers.
Jar of hopefully Gentleman’s relish. The anchovy sort…
Chopped anchovies and capers
Map of 1972-1974 sites excavated by the Southwark and Lambeth Archaeological Excavation Committee. Road one has largely been defined although its course not fully understood until publication in 1990
Ludovico Giovanni Manin was a Venetian politician, a Patrician of Venice and the last Doge of Venice. He governed Venice from 9 March 1789 until 1797, when he was forced to abdicate by Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Telegraph house, west square Southwark. One of the semaphore towers connecting the admiralty to Portsmouth. The view dates to 1810. A large multi-storey timber tower rising out of a Georgian house with trees to the foreground
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Black lidded toilet with sign saying ‘historic toilet please do not use’
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Both volumes of Cunliffe’s Excavations at Fishbourne.
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It is noted that the layout of the main house appears to be as approved under 99/00928/FULL2 Below is a list of the minor variations between the as-built layout and the arrangements approved under the above consents for the single storey extension and garages and north wing. The area and works are as identified on submitted drawings 17142-01d & 02c. GROUND FLOOR Family Room Vertical position of doors to rear garden adjusted : Associated external steps not constructed - internal steps provided Walls generally lined and fake chimney breast formed Doors to Toilet adjusted Window to Toilet infilled Corridor Corridor stair position adjusted Stairs to first floor removed Toilet enclosure & cupboard formed Generally room door positions adjuste eplacement timber staircase to first floor leve Changing Room & Showers Separating partition removed Louvred vent removed and replacement window installed Door opening infilled Redundant flue/vent removed and wall made good Plant Room Brick piers removed and/or repositioned Garages Access stairs adjusted Store cupboard formed • Sarage doors postions and types adjusted Pool House Rooflights not installed Openings into adjacent areas generally adjusted Wall/partition layouts altered to wet lounge/sauna and store areas Pool enclosure structure revised - columns omitted French door & window positions revised Party Room Lobby Openings adjusted New staircase installed Floor levels adjusted FIRST FLOOR
Portrait of Alessandro de’ Medici wearing armour.
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Gold leafy wreath.
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Bodley rectory documentary.
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First page of article London and Middlesex Archaealggical Society Transactions, 75 (2024), 395-414 THE EXAMINATION OF THE EARLY 19th-CENTURY STATUE OF KING ALFRED, TRINITY CHURCH SQUARE, SOUTHWARK, LONDON SEL, FOLLOWING CLEANING AND CONSERVATION WORKS Chris Constable SUMMARY square niseu, contaming tuaty church, and a garden to the north, is located at the centre Mualed uninin the garden al innily Charch Square of this triangle (Fig 1, site A). Standing in Southwark (laid oul dy c.1828) is a frestanding statue of King Alfred. It is a Grade Il listed statue within the garden of Trinity Church Square is a statue of King Alfred (Figs 2, 3). The and consent for ils consernation seas granted in 2021. Grade l listed statue (Historic Snpland Resveral of a lime mortar sheller coat mabled the 1950; ID 1385998) was probably in place by anestone fragaient that made up wuch of the scutprare 1828 as shown on Greenwood's Map (Layers to be examinel for the ferst time since installation. This of London 2024c)' and is shown in a view unexpectelly revaled that its right ing and mach of the of the square published in 1831 (Allen 1830. Irapery are denitrd from the basal portion of a sculpture pl 257). This statue has attracted comment carord from Bath stone (an oolitic limestorse frose the since its installation, much of it unfavourable south Cobaoids), umich has been incorporaled into a (Morning Post 1838, 3). To most eyes the Coade stone figure of King Alfred. It is belieod that statue looks quite odd, but the strange prop-tee leesione fragment of satuary is Rosan, probably ortions are not immediately apparent until dating from the 2nd century so and derived from part they are explained. The lack of detail and of a foice life size cult figure of the goddess Minerve plain treatment to the back and sides of the The Alfred statur avas apparently one of tao sculptures produced in the 1820s by the sculfhor Janes George statue contrast with the exceptional detail of the belt and edging o…
Three dancing Fanny Cradocks in Finsbury circus in front of a stage.