Fascicules

Fascicules

Perth High Street Archaeological Excavation 1975‑1977. Fascicules 1, 2, 3 and 4 can be downloaded from the individual chapter links


Fascicule One

Perth High Street Archaeological Excavation 1975‑1977. Fascicule 1. The Excavations at 75‑95 High Street and 5‑10 Mill Street, Perth.

Contents, Foreword and Obituary of Nicholas Quentin Bogdan

Tom Beaumont-James with the late N Q Bogdan: ‘Historical introduction’

David R Perry ‘The excavation – introduction’

David R Perry ‘The excavation – the South Sector’

David R Perry: ‘The excavation – the North Sector’

David R Perry: ‘The excavation – discussion’

David R Perry: ‘The excavation – discussion’

David P Bowler: ‘Epilogue’

References

Appendices

Acknowlegements

Index

Perth High Street Phase Plans

with illustrations by Dave Munro

 

Fascicule Two

Perth High Street Archaeological Excavation 1975‑1977. The Ceramics, the Metalwork and the Wood.

Contents and foreword

The ceramics

Derek W Hall, George Haggarty, the late Alan Vince: ‘The medieval pottery’

John di Folco: ‘The roof furniture and floor tiles’

Colin Martin: ‘The clay pipes’

The metalwork

Alison Goodall: ‘The non-ferrous metal objects’

Veronica Smart and Mark A Hall ‘The coins’

Julie Franklin and the late Ian Goodall: ‘The iron’

David Caldwell, Blanche Ellis and the late N Q Bogdan: ‘The military metalwork and spurs’

John Cherry, Mark A Hall and J D Bateson: ‘Dress rings, lead mounts and a pewter token’

Mark A Hall and the late Brian Spencer: ‘Devotion and belief on Perth High Street: the devotional objects and mirror cases’

The wood

Alice Curteis, Carole A Morris and the late N Q Bogdan ‘The worked wood’

Colin M Martin and the late N Q Bogdan ‘The boat timbers’

the late Dorothy Wright, the late N Q Bogdan and Carole A Morris: ‘The baskets’

Appendices

Acknowledgements

Index

with illustrations by Dave Munro, Tamlin Barton and Marion O’Neill

Fascicule Three

Perth High Street Archaeological Excavation 1975‑1977. Fascicule 3. The Textiles and the Leather.

The Textiles

Contents, Foreword by Olwyn Owen

P Z Dransart, Helen Bennett and the late N Q Bogdan ‘The textiles: summary and introduction’

P Z Dransart, Helen Bennett and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Loom-woven textiles’

P Z Dransart, Helen Bennett and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Non loom-woven fabrics’

P Z Dransart, Helen Bennett and the late N Q Bogdan ‘General discussion’

M L Ryder ‘The wool and hair’

P Z Dransart and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Textile tools’

P Z Dransart ‘Dress in medieval Perth: the evidence from the site’

Helen Bennett, P Z Dransart and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Textiles catalogue’

The leather

Clare Thomas and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Introduction’

Clare Thomas and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Shoes’

Clare Thomas and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Other leather finds’

Clare Thomas and the late N Q Bogdan ‘Conclusions’

Clare Thomas with the late N Q Bogdan and P Z Dransart ‘The leather catalogue’

Appendices

References

Acknowledgements

Index

with illustrations by Dave Munro and Tamlin Barton

Fascicule Four

Perth High Street Archaeological Excavation 1975‑1977. Living and working in a medieval Scottish Burgh. Environmental remains and miscellaneous finds.

This Fascicule includes a full analysis of the mammal, bird and fish bone assemblages, botanical remains, feathers, mollusca and a compilation of reports on the worked bone, stone, flint and glass assemblages.

Contents and Introduction by Olwyn Owen

The Environmental Remains:

Catherine Smith ‘The history of the environmental remains’

the late George W I Hodgson, Catherine Smith, Angela Jones: ‘The mammal bone’

Catherine Smith and A S Clarke ‘The bird bone’

Andrew K G Jones: ‘The fish bone’

I H M Smart and R B Longmore ‘The human bone’

David Heppel, Catherine Smith and David McKay ‘The mollusca’

Ruby Cerón-Carrasco ‘The feathers’

Mary Fraser and Catherine Smith ‘The botanical remains’

Catherine Smith ‘The environment of medieval Perth’

The Miscellaneous Finds:

Arthur MacGregor, with the late Nicholas Q Bogdan, Mark A Hall and Catherine Smith ‘The worked bone’

John Hunter, with the late Nicholas Q Bogdan and George Dalgleish ‘The medieval glass’

Catherine Smith, J Lawson Brown and Mark A Hall ‘The stone objects’

the late James B Kenworthy ‘The flint’

References

Appendix 1: Glossary

Acknowledgements

with illustrations by Dave Munro and Tamlin Barton