Maud Cunnington (Q434)
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- Mrs M. E. Cunnington
- Mrs B. H. Cunnington
- Maud Edith Cunnington
- Maud Pegge
- Maud Edith Pegge
- Maud E. Cunnington
- Mrs Cunnington
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33, Long Street, Devizes (British English)
1907
Pegge (English)
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Cunnington (English)
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Cunnington and her husband B. H. Cunnington are noted as the two people reporting on changes to earthworks in Wiltshire (British English)
15 June 1915Gregorian
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CAS 002/01 (formerly MS 990/2/1) Earthworks Committee Minute Book 1901-1930 (British English)
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28 November 1922Gregorian
Cunnington is still listed as a member in 1924 (English)
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CAS 001/02 (formerly MS 990/1/2 Congress of Archaeological Societies [Council Meeting Minutes] Oct 1919 to Mar 30 1945 (British English)
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CAS 001/02 Congress of Archaeological Societies [Council Meeting Minutes] Oct 1919 to Mar 30 1945 (British English)
19 January 1921Gregorian
Pottery from All Cannings Cross farm (English)
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1927
‘Woodhenge’ (English)
1932
Timber Circles in relation to Megalithic Monuments (English)
Cunnington's paper was given in Section 3 (Ages of Polished Stone, Bronze and Iron in the Ancient World) (English)
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Man 32 (Sept 1932): 248 (English)
20 November 1929Gregorian
Paper read during the 1929-30 session (English)
Stonehenge (English)
the destruction of two barrows on golf-links in Wiltshire near Warminster (British English)
1 March 1912Gregorian
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CAS 002/01 (formerly MS 990/2/1) Earthworks Committee Minute Book 1901-1930 (British English)
12 May 1912Gregorian
24 July 1914Gregorian
An index of postal payments for Congress of Archaeological Societies correspondence indicates that the Earthworks Committee wrote to Cunnington to obtain details for the annual Earthworks Committee report. (British English)
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CAS 004/01 (formerly MS 990/4/1) Congress of Archaeological Societies Accounts for Correspondence book (British English)
1923
An index of postal payments for Congress of Archaeological Societies correspondence indicates that the Earthworks Committee wrote to Cunnington on the excavation at Wansdyke and the Earthworks Committee report. (British English)
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CAS 004/01 (formerly MS 990/4/1) Congress of Archaeological Societies Accounts for Correspondence book (British English)
30 March 1922Gregorian
Permission to publish cliches in her paper on pottery from All Canning's Cross (English)
Permission was granted. (English)
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SAL 04/01/008 SAL Exec Committee Minute Book 8 1913 - 1924 (English)
1921
Reports that a hoard of bronze implements was found at the end of 1921 near Ripon and is now in a museum there. Consisted of a dozen or more socketed celts, and a dagger or a small bronze sword. (English)
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1922
1923
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1910
The site excavated was near Shepherd's Shore, Bishops Cannings. (British English)
1907
The site excavated was near Devizes, with results that pointed to its construction during the prehistoric iron age. (English)
1924
Inner ditch found to be a quarry from which a great part of the material for the rampart was obtained. Believed to be an Iron Age Site. (English)
1926
Excavation of the site of "Woodhenge" completed. Discovered by means of photographs from the air. Circular ditches probably destroyed barrows. Purpose of earthwork is uncertain. (English)
1930
"The site of the stone circles on Overton Hill, in which the Kennet Avenue coming from Avebury ended." (English)
1907
"The same excavators have explored several barrows on Roundway Down, Devizes, and a Romano-British midden near Rainscombe.” (English)
1932
1933
"The Inner earthwork in Yarnbury Castle has been examined by Capt and Mrs BH Cunnington, and proved to be of early Iron Age date…" (English)
Maud Cunnington is identified as the owner of White Barrow, which she sold to the National Trust in 1909. She reserved rights to excavate it with her husband. (English)
1909
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1909
24 September 1869Gregorian
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28 February 1951
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Cunnington regularly features in Earthwork Committee from 1907. Her excavation work is recorded and her publications included in the report bibliographies. (British English)
39861
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