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The History of Lead Mining in the North East of England
Les Turnbull
£8.99
This is an invaluable introduction to lead mining and smelting with fascinating period photographs. It also has two suggested tours of the region.
Published by :
Ergo Press
Published date :
2006
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small paperback
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The Medieval Cross Slab Grave Covers in Cumbria
Peter Ryder
£20.00
This is a complete illustrated and annotated list of the extant grave-covers, bearing a cross not an effigy, in Cumbria. Widely distributed, often misunderstood, frequently neglected, and sometimes wilfully destroyed, such grave covers are an important class among medieval memorials.
Published by :
CWAAS
Published date :
2005
Format :
Large hardback.
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The Stone Circles of Cumbria
John Waterhouse
£25.00
Megaliths hold a powerful fascination. Among the hills of the English Lake District are many prehistoric, megalithic monuments. Every year thousands of people visit the great stone circles of Castlerigg, but fewer manage to see the much larger circle of Long Meg and her Daughters, while very few indeed are aware that there are over fifty stone circles, some very difficult to find, in and around the Cumbrian fells.
Published by :
Phillimore
Published date :
2004
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Large paperback.
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The Wall - Rome's Greatest Frontier
Alistair Moffat
£16.99
Hadrian's Wall is the largest single Roman monument in the world and the most impressive Roman legacy north of the Alps.
Published by :
Birlinn
Published date :
May 2008
Format :
234mm 156mm hardback
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