The latest volume of the
Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire has just been published. It includes the following articles:
- Archaeology in Nottinghamshire by Keith Challis (editor)
- A romantic royal retreat, and an idealised forest in miniature: the designed landscape of medieval Clipstone, at the heart of Sherwood Forest by Andy Gaunt and James Wright
- The interpretation of field walking finds from Bingham in the post-medieval to modern periods by Peter Allen and Geoff Ashton
- The Soke of Dunham and its Liberties in the Twelfth and Early Thirteenth Centuries by David Crook
- Annual History Lecture: The emotional landscape of Sir Thomas Parkyns of Bunny by Lizbeth Powell
- Fee trees and rogue verderers in early eighteenth century Sherwood Forest by Sara Morrison
- The Newark Navigation 1740-c1850 by Stanley Chapman
- The much lamented late Lord Byron: Nottinghamshire Visitors to St Mary's, Hucknall 1825-1834 by Ralph Lloyd-Jones
- 'Hanging For Sheep Hanging's Sake?' Convicted Murderers and the Nottingham Press 1850-1880 by Matthew Grogan
Further details are available on the
Thoroton Society website.
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