Medieval And Post-Medieval Finds From Exeter

The city of Exeter was one of the largest and most prosperous of British historic towns. Between 1971 and 1980 the Exeter Museums Archaeological Field Unit carried out over 30 excavations in the city which uncovered an exceptionally rich and varied collection of finds. Medieval and Post-medieval Finds from Exeter presents a catalogue and quantified analysis of all the finds from the excavations as well as the most important unpublished material from the pre-1971 sites.

Contributions by
J.P. Allan, M. Archibald, D. H. Brown, R. J. Charleston, G. Coppack, M. Dolley, A. Dornier, G. Egan, S. M. Elbeih, B. M. A. Ellis, J. Evans, D. E. Freindship-Taylor, Alison Goodall, I. H. Goodall, M. Hart, J. W. Hedges, J. Hillam, R. Hodges, H. Howard, S. Hunt, H. L. Janssen, L. Keen, M. Kowaleski, A. Mainman, J. V. S. Megaw, D. T. Moore, Ruth Morgan, C. A. Morris, A. Oswald, J. Pearson, R. G. Scrivener, B. Selwood, N. Shiel, B. Spencer, R. C. Thomas, F. Verhaeghe, A. G. Vince, B. Williams, D. F. Williams and A. Woods