Volume 44, Part 2 (2018)
Volume 44, Part 1 (2017)
Volume 43, Part 4 (2016)
Volume 43 Part 3 (2015)
Volume 43 Part 2 (2014)
Volume 43 Part 1 (2013)
Volume XLII, part 4 (2012)
| Apprenticeship in late medieval
Ipswich Nicholas R. Amor |
| New light on Diacinto Cawcy and
the Barrow monument Adam Bowett |
| Terriers, tithes and farming David Dymond |
| The Tasburghs of Flixton and
Catholicism in north-east Suffolk, 1642–1767 Francis
Young |
| `The young ladies are with great
care taught': the Wood family, dancing masters and schoolmistresses,
1716–1812 David Tomlinson |
| A month in the country: Revd
Ernest Geldart at Kelsale, 1881 James Bettley |
| A correction [PSIAH XLII.3
(2011) 348] John Blatchly |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 2011 Andrew Brown, Edward Martin, Judith Plouviez |
| Book reviews [Amor, Late medieval Ipswich; Middelton
Stewart, Records of the churchwardens of
Mildenhall, Wells-Furby, The
Bohun of Fressingfield cartulary] Colin Hetwood, Nicholas R. Amor, Colin Richmond |
| Excursions 2011 [Haughley and
Wetherden; Barham and Crowfield; Cambridge Botanic Gardens; Wickham Skeith;
Pakenham and Drinkstone Mills] Diarmaid MacCulloch,
Edward Martin, Clive Paine, Timothy Easton, Philip Aitkins, Richard Price,
Bob Malster, Mark Barnard, David Eddershaw |
Volume XLII, part 3 (2011)
Volume XLII, part 2 (2010)
Volume XLII, part 1 (2009)
Volume XLI, part 4 (2008)
Volume XLI, part 3 (2007)
| The expenses of John Paston I,
1457–1458 Richard Beadle, Colin Richmond |
| Master William Pykenham, LLD (c.
1425–97), scholar, churchman, lawyer and gatehouse builder Charles
Tracy |
| Change and decay in East
Suffolk: the vicissitudes of parish fortunes Judith
Middleton-Stewart |
| Sir Robert, Lord Curson,
soldier, courtier and spy John Blatchly, Bill Haward |
| The supposed Saxon earthworks at
Rendlesham Sarah Harrison |
| William Pykenham: a retraction
and an apology Colin Richmond |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 2006 Edward Martin, Colin Pendleton, Judith Plouviez |
| Excursions 2006 [Shelley;
Hitcham; Brockley and Whepstead; Langham and Great Ashfield; Staverton Park] Anon |
Volume XLI, part 2 (2006)
Volume XLI, part 1 (2005)
Volume XL, part 4 (2004)
Volume XL, part 3 (2003)
| A context for Sitomagus:
Romano-British settlement in the Suffolk mid-coastal area Robert
Steerwood |
| The bounds of Stoke and the
hamlets of Ipswich John Fairclough |
| A Leiston document from
Glastonbury Julian Luxford |
| A new Suffolk leper chapel? The
lepers of Wentford and the chapel of St Mary Magdalene, Chilton Max Satchell |
| Glazed red pottery and kiln
waste from Sutton Heath, Suffolk Sue Anderson |
| Colonel Robert Rushbrooke M.P.,
J.P. (1770–1845): grand tourist, connoisseur, collector, amateur architect
and wood carver Charles Tracy |
| A copper-alloy lar fragment lost in a medieval pit
at Preston St Mary Judith Plouviez |
| A gold bracteate or uniface from
Martlesham, Suffolk John Newman, D. M. Metcalf |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 2002 Edward Martin, Colin Pendleton, Judith Plouviez |
| Excursions 2002 [Westhorpe and
Cotton; Barrow and Ousden; Thornham estate; Monewden and Playford; Yaxley] Clive Paine |
Volume XL, part 2 (2002)
Volume XL, part 1 (2001)
Volume XXXIX, part 4 (2000)
| Drawings of Walton Castle and
other monuments in Walton and Felixstowe J. Fairclough,
S. J. Plunkett |
| Thomas Essington at Brightwell
and the identity of his sculptor J. M. Blatchly, G.
Fisher |
| From yeomanry to county elite:
the impact of the French Wars on the rise of a Suffolk family R. Lawrence |
| The Old Police House in
Debenham: a unique survival from the first half of the nineteenth century T. Easton |
| A stirrup-strap mount from
Little Glemham, Suffolk: a possible import D. Williams |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1999 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, G. Thomas, D.
Wreathall, S. Holden |
| Excursions 1999. Report and
notes on some findings. 26 September 1998: (C. Paine and M. Harrison)
Wattisfield and Pakenham Churches. 24 April 1999: (J. Martin, P. Aitkens and
C. Paine) Hessett and Gedding. 24 June 1999: (J. Blatchly, J. Fairclough and
S. Plunkett) Brightwell and Felixstowe. 10 July 1999: (C. Paine) Whepstead
and Dalham. 27 September 1999: (C. Paine) Thrandeston and Redgrave C. Paine |
| A memorial tablet to John Frere,
F.R.S., F.S.A. J. J. Wymer, S. E. West |
Volume XXXIX, part 3 (1999)
| The Anglo-Saxon loom from
Pakenham, Suffolk S. J. Plunkett |
| The Wenhaston Doom: a biography
of a sixteenth-century panel painting K. Whale |
| Rebellion and poverty in early
sixteenth-century Suffolk: the 1525 uprising against the Amicable Grant J. F. Pound |
| An arms sale at Nettlestead in
1682 D. Allen |
| The Beeston-Coyte Hortus
Botanicus Gippovicensis and its printed catalogue J. M.
Blatchly, J. James |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1998 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, D. Wreathall |
| Address given at SIAH 150th
Anniversary Dinner J. Fiske |
| Excursions 1998. Report and
notes on some findings. 25 April 1998: (P. Aitkens, T. Easton and E. A.
Martin) Wingfield. 16 May 1998: (L. Alston) Lavenham (with CBA East Anglia).
6 June 1998: (J. Middleton-Stewart, J. Blatchly, T. Williamson and Lord de Saumarez)
Barking, Barham and Shrubland: A Tudor Terracotta trail and Victorian
splendours. 4 July 1998: (L. Alston) Vernacular buildings in the Stour Valley
— Bures, Stoke-by-Nayland, Nayland. 17 July 1998: (P. Aitkens, T. Easton, E.
Martin and C. Paine) Hengrave Hall and West Stow Hall. 25 July 1998: (J.
Gowlett and E. Martin) Palaeolithic excavations C. Paine |
Volume XXXIX, part 2 (1998)
| The west facade-complex at the
Abbey Church of Bury St Edmunds: a description of the evidence for its
reconstruction J. P. McAleer |
| Little Wenham Hall, a
reinterpretation E. A. Martin |
| The Suffolk Institute of
Archaeology: its life, times and members S. J. Plunkett |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1997 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, D. Wreathall |
| Excursions 1997. Report and
notes on some findings. 19 April 1997: (P. Aitkens) Ixworth, Garboldisham and
North Lopham (N) 17 May 1997: (S. Heywood, E. A. Martin, A. Rogerson and K.
Sussams) Thetford (with CBA) 26 June 1997: (R. Lawrence, S. Loftus, G. Denny
and F. Griffin) Southwold. 12 July (E. A. Martin) Shelley Hall and church,
buildings of Sir P. Tilney. 13 September 1997: (C. Paine) Little Whelnetham
and Rushbrooke C. Paine |
Volume XXXIX, part 1 (1997)
| Jocelin of Brakelond's identity:
a review of the evidence N. Scarfe |
| The early parish and estate of
Ickworth, West Suffolk (with an appendix by Nesta Evans) M.
Hesse |
| Daniel Browninge of Crowfield; a
little-known High Sheriff of Suffolk and the Stowmarket Assizes of 1695 D. Allen |
| Hamlet Watling, artist and
schoolmaster, 1818–1908 S. J. Plunkett |
| Excursions 1996. Report and
notes on some findings. 13 April 1996: (J. M. Blatchly, T. Easton, E. A.
Martin, P. Northeast) Raydon and Little Wenham. 4 May 1996: (L. Alston, P.
Ennis, E. A. Martin, A. Oswald and K. Sussams) Clare (with CBA meeting). 16
May 1996: (J. M. Blatchly) William Dowsing: Laxfield, Linstead Pa., Weybread
and Metfield. 22 June 1996: (C. Paine) Great Barton church and park. 28
September 1996: (K. Sussams, E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton) Breckland
archaeology: Santon Downham, and Santon (N) C. Paine |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1996 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, D. Wreathall |
Volume XXXVIII, part 4 (1996)
| Discoveries in the clerestory
and roof structure of St Margaret's church, Ipswich J. M.
Blatchly, P. Northeast |
| The house and gardens of Combs
Hall, near Stowmarket: a survey by the Royal Commission on the Historical
Monuments of England E. A. Martin, A. Oswald |
| Drovers, cattle and dung: the
long trail from Scotland to London C. Brown |
| The vanished barrel organ of
Coddenham church D. Allen |
| A drawing of a fifteenth century
rector of Halesworth C. Richmond |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1995 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, D. Wreathall |
| Excursions 1995. Report and
notes on some findings. 22 April 1995: (S. & M. Gooch, J.
Middleton-Stewart, R. Church and A. Macley) Halesworth and Blythburgh. 24 May
1995: (J. M. Blatchly and D. Sherwood) Rickinghall Inferior, Botesdale,
Hepworth, Hinderclay and Thelnetham. 15 July 1995: (C. Paine) Nowton. 19
August 1995: (E. A. Martin, T. Easton, C. Brown and V. Norrington) Bredfield
and Boulge. 16 September 1995: (C. Paine) Shimpling and Hawkedon churches C. Paine |
Volume XXXVIII, part 3 (1995)
| The saint with a scythe: a
previously unidentified wall painting in the church of St Andrew, Cavenham M. Gill |
| An heraldic puzzle at South
Elmham All Saints P. D. Cockerham |
| A late medieval parish gild: the
Gild of St Thomas the Martyr in Cratfield, c.1470–1542 K.
Farnhill |
| Two pre-Reformation organ
soundboards T. Easton, S. Bicknell |
| An eighteenth century organ in
Little Glemham church D. Allen |
| Richard Hammond of Coddenham:
florist and philosopher J. M. Blatchly |
| Dunwich: the acquisition and
maintenance of a Borough S. M. Sommers |
| A graffito of a notarial sign in
Hoxne church B. Hooper |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1994 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, D. Wreathall, S.
Holden |
| Excursions 1994. Report and
notes on some findings. 23 April 1994: (N. Scarfe, E. A. Martin, T. Easton,
P. Aitkens and C. Paine) Norton and Tostock. 18 May 1994: (J. M. Blatchly and
R. Lock) Cavenham, Tuddenham St Mary, Barton Mills and Mildenhall. 11 June
1994: (S. Colman, F. Griffin, R. Lawrence and T. Easton) Huntingfield and
Bruisyard. 24 July 1994: (E. and J. Martin, T. Easton and S. Colman) Denston.
24 September 1994: (C. Paine) Somerton and Stanningfield C.
Paine |
Volume XXXVIII, part 2 (1994)
| Record of a struck flake and the
lithological composition of 'pre-glacial' river deposits at Hengrave, Suffolk
J. Rose, J. J. Wymer |
| Purton Green, Stansfield: some
later observations on the early aisled hall J. L. Walker |
| The Chantry at Brundish P. Northeast |
| The provision of books for
church use in the Deanery of Dunwich, 1370–1547 J.
Middleton-Stewart |
| Nina Layard, Hadleigh Road and
Ipswich Museum, 1905–1908 S. J. Plunkett |
| A late medieval jewellery and
coin hoard from Holbrook J. Newman |
| The Leman monument by the
Christmas brothers in St Stephen church Ipswich J. M.
Blatchly |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1993 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, S. Holden, D.
Wreathall |
| Excursions 1993. Report and
notes on some findings. 17 April 1993: (T. Easton, E. A. Martin, P. Aitkens,
P. Northeast and S. Podd) Domestic architecture: Bedfield and Worlingworth.
12 June 1993: (E. Martin, P. Aitkens, T. Easton and B. Haward). Early 18th
century gardens: Combs and Ringshall. 3 July 1993: (Mark Barnard). Mills in
West Suffolk. 24 July 1993: (B Haward, J. Mitchell and S. Cotton)
Walberswick, Wenhaston and Bramfield churches. 29 September 1993: (N. Scarfe,
Canon Fitch, P. Aitkens, A. Gibson, D. Stenning, J. Plouviez and B. Wilkens)
Barnardiston, Kedington, Wixoe and Birdbrook (E) C. Paine |
Volume XXXVIII, part 1 (1993)
| A fourteenth-century divorce in
Stoke-by-Nayland D. Allen |
| The Chapel and Well of Our Lady
of Woolpit C. Paine |
| A house fit for a Queen:
Wingfield House in Tacket Street, Ipswich and its heraldic room D. N. J. MacCulloch, J. M. Blatchly |
| Peter Moone of Ipswich (d.
1601). A Tudor tailor, poet and gospeller and his circle J.
Webb |
| Conspicuous display: the
extraordinary garden and buildings of a minor gentry family in mid-Suffolk E. A. Martin, T. Easton, I. McKechnie |
| The flint-work inscription under
the east window of Blythburgh church T. Beardsworth |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1992 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez, D. Wreathall |
| Excursions 1992. Report and
notes on some findings. 25 April 1992: (P. Aitkens, D. P. Dymond, T. Easton,
E. A. Martin, C. Paine, A. Teece and E. Wigmore) Long Melford. 6 June 1992:
(E. Martin, T. Easton and P. Aitkens) More moats in the landscape: Columbyne
Hall and Crow's Hall. 20 June 1992: (M. Barnard, N. Evans, P. Aitkens, T.
Easton and E. A. Martin) Fressingfield: home parish of Archbishop William
Sancroft. 11 July 1992: (P. Murrell, A. Robertson and C. Paine) Bury St
Edmunds. 24 September 1992: (The late Gwen Dyke) The Trimleys: a
commemoration of Thomas Cavendish of Grimston Hall C.
Paine |
Volume XXXVII, part 4 (1992)
Volume XXXVII, part 3 (1991)
Volume XXXVII, part 2 (1990)
Volume XXXVII, part 1 (1989)
| A Romano-British pottery kiln at
Stowmarket J. Plouviez |
| Inscribed tiles at the church of
St Mary, Ixworth S. Colman |
| An early organ at Framlingham
church D. N. J. MacCulloch, J. M. Blatchly, B. Haward |
| The Holy Ghost Gild and the
Beccles Town land feoffees in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries N. Evans |
| The Hakewills. Credit where
credit is due: the need for caution C. Brown |
| Two medieval gold finger-rings
from Great Wratting J. Graham-Campbell |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1988 E. A. Martin, C. Pendleton, J. Plouviez |
| Excursions 1988. Report and
notes on some findings. 16 April 1988: (Captain Dunlop, Canon Watson, Doreen
Rayner) Nacton and Felixstowe. 19 May 1988: (Canon Norburn, Tony Redman and
Clive Paine) Ampton, Great and Little Livermere. 16 June 1988 (Norman Scarfe
and Celia Jennings) Ufford, Rendlesham and Orford. 14 July 1988: (Clive
Paine) Thorndon, Redlingfield and Gislingham. 24 September 1988: (Edward
Martin and William Filmer-Sankey) Sutton Hoo and Snape C.
Paine |
Volume XXXVI, part 4 (1988)
Volume XXXVI, part 3 (1987)
| The earliest Suffolk charter C. Hart, A. Smye |
| The contribution of Hoxne to the
cult of St Edmund King and Martyr in the Middle Ages and later M. Evans |
| References to South Elmham
Minster in the medieval Account Rolls of South Elmham Manor J. Ridgard |
| The church chests at Icklingham,
Suffolk and Church Brampton, Northamptonshire J. Geddes,
D. Sherlock |
| Captain Raphe Margery, a Suffolk
Ironside J. Lock, R. Lock |
| Two Late Bronze Age penannular
ring-ornaments from Mildenhall and Eriswell C. Pendleton |
| Wall paintings at Elms Farm,
Mendlesham J. Michel, D. Park |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1986 E. A. Martin, J. Plouviez, H. A. Feldman |
| Excursions 1986. Report and
notes on some findings. 19 April 1986: (Clive Paine and Philip Aitkens) Risby
church, Little Manor, Lower Farmhouse. 1 May 1986: (John Horsman and Gwen
Dyke) Cratfield, Linstead Magna and Laxfield 28 May 1986: (David Butcher) Lowestoft.
28 June 1986, (David Dymond and Sylvia Colman) Euston. 5-7 September 1986:
(Hilary Feldman) Canterbury 27 September 1986: (Amanda Arrowsmith, Edith
Freeman and Peter Northeast) Sudbury C. Paine |
Volume XXXVI, part 2 (1986)
| The excavations on the site of
Ickworth Manor W. Filmer-Sankey |
| The reduced population and
wealth of early fifteenth-century Suffolk D. P. Dymond,
R. Virgoe |
| Recent discoveries at St
Stephen's church, Ipswich: the Wimbill chancel and the Rush-Alvard chapel D. N. J. MacCulloch, J. M. Blatchly, B. Haward |
| An early nineteenth century
malting business in East Suffolk R. Lawrence |
| Review: A new edition of William
Hervy's Visitation of Suffolk J. M. Blatchly |
| A Bronze Age multiple burial at
Exning E. A. Martin, C. B. Denston |
| A bronze torc from Kenny Hill C. Pendleton |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1985 E. A. Martin, J. Plouviez, H. Feldman |
| Excursions 1985. Report and
notes on some findings. 20 April 1985: (John Blatchly and Norman Scarfe)
Yoxford, church, Grave Park, Yoxford Place, Cockfield Hall. 11 May 1985:
(Philip Aitkens) Medieval buildings. Coddenham, Coppins Hill farmhouse,
Needham Market, Ancient House, 109 High Street, Chapel of St John the
Baptist, Great Bricett Priory church and Hall. 25 May 1985: (Jude Plouviez,
Peter Beck and Norman Scarfe) Pakenham, excavation, watermill, church. 29
June 1985: (Margaret Statham and Jean Lewis) Bury St Edmunds, churchyard and
abbey gardens, Shire Hall, Provost's House. 21 September 1985: (Edward Martin
and William Filmer-Sankey) Sutton Hoo and Snape C. Paine |
Volume XXXVI, part 1 (1985)
| Twelfth-century floor- and
roof-tiles at Orford Castle P. J. Drury, E. C. Norton |
| The Herveys: three generations
of Tudor courtiers W. J. Tighe |
| William Willson: from Clare to
Donegal M. Lewis |
| James Williams 1798–1888.
Profile of a Victorian sculptor C. Brown |
| A Bronze Age cremation burial
from Westleton E. A. Martin, C. P. B. Wells |
| An Iron Age terret from Rushmere
T. Gregory, E. A. Martin |
| A Roman lead sealing from Burgh
Castle M. Henig |
| A gold bracteate from Undley S. E. West |
| John Ives parodied as Curiosus
in 1771 J. M. Blatchly |
| The former gateway at Chilton
Hall recorded by Isaac Johnson J. M. Blatchly |
| Sutton Hoo 1860 R. Hoppitt |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1984 E. A. Martin, J. Plouviez, H. Feldman |
| Excursions 1984. Report and
notes on some findings. 28 April 1984: (Clive Paine) Culford Estate, Hall,
church and village, Wordwell church and village, West Stow church. 20 June
1984: (John Ridgard and Norman Scarfe) Worlingworth. 11 July 1984: (John Salmon)
Medieval Christian imagery in wall paintings and stained glass. Brent Eleigh,
Long Melford church, Belchamp Water church (E), Newton church. 28 July 1984:
(Keith Wade and John Blatchly) Work in progress in Ipswich. Pykenham's Gate,
St Lawrence, St Stephen, Blackfriars, St Peter. 8 September 1985: (John
Bloomfield and Peter Northeast) Hadleigh Guildhall and town C. Paine |
Volume XXXV, part 4 (1984)
| The Devil's Ring, Brightwell
Heath (with notes by R. Robertson Mackay, J. S. Weiner, D. R. Brothwell and
J. F. Levy) R. Gilyard-Beer |
| The finds from the barrow
cemetery [Devil's Ring, Brightwell]. (in Gilyard-Beer 1984) R. Mackay |
| Iken, St Botolph, and the coming
of East Anglian Christianity S. E. West, N. Scarfe, R. J.
Cramp |
| Iken Church. (in West, Scarfe
and Cramp 1984) S. E. West |
| The Iken cross-shaft (in West,
Scarfe and Cramp 1984) R. J. Cramp |
| Farming and land-holding in
wood-pasture East Anglia 1550–1650 N. Evans |
| A survival from Lavenham's cloth
industry A. Betterton |
| Archaeology in Suffolk 1983 E. A. Martin, J. Plouviez, H. A. Ross |
| Excursions 1983. Report and
notes on some findings. 6 April 1983: (Norman Scarfe) Woodbridge School,
Abbey School, Playford. 28 May 1983: (Cynthia Brown) Victorian restoration:
Glemsford church, Silk Mills, Cavendish, Foxearth (E). 15 June 1983: (John Mead)
Friends and relations of Alyce de Bryene: Acton, Stoke-by-Nayland, Bures. 6
July 1983: (Nesta Evans) Fressingfield church & Fox and Goose, Wingfield
church, College and Castle. 3 September 1983: (Joy Rowe and Margaret Statham)
Recusants and restorers: Bury R.C. church, Westley old and new churches,
Stanningfield (Coldham Cottage), Lawshall church C. Paine |
Volume XXXV, part 3 (1983)
Volume XXXV, part 2 (1982)
Volume XXXV, part 1 (1981)
Volume XXXIV, part 4 (1980)
Volume XXXIV, part 3 (1979)
Volume XXXIV, part 2 (1978)
Volume XXXIV, part 1 (1977)
| An enamelled disc from Great
Saxham V. I. Evison |
| Ipswich Blackfriars R. Gilyard-Beer |
| Excavations at Ipswich Blackfriars in 1898 and 1976 J. M. Blatchly, K. Wade |
| A late medieval visitation — the
Diocese of Norwich in 1499 C. Harper-Bill |
| Eye Vicarage: the documentation
of a parsonage house S. Colman |
| Woolverstone Hall: some
reflections on the domestic architecture of John Johnson (1732–1814) N. Briggs |
| Haughley Castle S. E. West |
| A clay pipe kiln at Chediston
Street, Halesworth H. Oak-Rhind, K. Wade |
| Obituary — Basil Brown R. L. S. Bruce-Mitford |
| Archaeology in Suffolk, 1976 E. J. Owles |
| Excursion, 11 May 1976:
Woolverstone, Erwarton and Shotley N. Scarfe |
| Excursion, 1 June 1976: Hopton,
South Lopham, Garboldisham and Palgrave N. Scarfe, S.
Colman |
| Excursion, 1 July 1976:
Haughley, Offton, Lindsey, Milden J. J. Wymer |
| Excursion, 11 Sept. 1976:
Mildenhall church, town and parish D. P. Dymond |
| Excursion, 24 July 1976: Denston
Church, Hall, and Chantry Farm, and Badmondisfield Hall, Wickhambrook N. Scarfe |
Volume XXXIII, part 3 (1975)
Volume XXXIII, part 2 (1974)
Volume XXXIII, part 1 (1973)
Volume XXXII, part 3 (1972)
Volume XXXII, part 2 (1971)
Volume XXXII, part 1 (1970)
Volume XXXI, part 3 (1969)
Volume XXXI, part 2 (1968)
Volume XXXI, part 1 (1967)
| The Suffolk Constabulary in the
nineteenth century C. Prescott |
| A series of Late Middle Bronze
Age sites, Wilde Street, Mildenhall T. C. Kelly |
| A Roman bronze helmet from
Hawkedon K. S. Painter |
| Two small medieval houses,
Walnut Tree Cottage, Wattisfield and Friars Hall, Rattlesden. The effects of
modernisation S. Colman |
| Archaeology in Suffolk, 1967 E. J. Owles, N. Smedley |
| A sherd of Ipswich Ware with
face-mask decoration N. Smedley, E. J. Owles |
| Two Belgic cemeteries at Boxford
(with notes by C. Wells) E. J. Owles, N. Smedley |
| Notes on the cremated bones [Boxford]. (in Owles and Smedley 1967) C. P. B. Wells |
| A collared urn of the Early
Middle Bronze Age from Chillesford. (with note by C. Wells) E. J. Owles, N. Smedley |
| Notes on the cremated bones [Chillesford]. (in Owles and Smedley 1967) C. P. B. Wells |
Volume XXX, part 3 (1966)
Volume XXX, part 2 (1965)
| Kelsale Guildhall (with
appendix, Extent of the Manor of Kelsale 1480) C. G.
Holland |
| A thirteenth century aisled
house, Purton Green Farm, Stansfield, Suffolk G. Colman,
S. Colman |
| Some Anglo-Saxon
'animal'-brooches N. Smedley, E. J. Owles |
| Early days of the Wangford
Hundred workhouse M. F. Prichard |
| Giffords Hall, Stoke by Nayland D. Spittle |
| Archaeology in Suffolk, 1965 E. J. Owles, N. Smedley |
| Masons' marks F.
A. Girling |
| The topography of mediaeval
Eriswell J. T. Munday |
| A face-mould from the
Romano-British kiln site at Homersfield N. Smedley, E. J.
Owles |
Volume XXX, part 1 (1964)
Volume XXIX, part 3 (1963)
| Excavations at Cox Lane (1958)
and at the Town Defences, Shire Hall Yard, Ipswich (1959). (with reports by
G. C. Dunning, R. H. M. Dolley and D. Charman) S. E. West |
| The hone [Ipswich excavations]
(in West 1963) V. Evison |
| The imported pottery [Ipswich
excavations]. (in West 1963) G. C. Dunning |
| The coins [Ipswich excavations].
(in West 1963) R. H. M. Dolley |
| The documentary evidence
[Ipswich excavations]. (in West 1963) D. Charman |
| Some Suffolk kilns: IV. Saxon
kilns in Cox Lane, Ipswich, 1961. (with notes by M. J. Aitken, C. Wells and
N. Scarfe) N. Smedley, E. J. Owles |
| Magnetic survey and dating [Cox
Lane kilns]. (in Smedley and Owles 1963) M. J. Aitken |
| The human skeleton [Cox Lane,
Ipswich]. (in Smedley and Owles 1963) C. P. B. Wells |
| Historical note [Cox Lane,
Ipswich]. (in Smedley and Owles 1963) N. Scarfe |
| A Wealden house at Ixworth,
Suffolk S. Colman |
| Early sixteenth century
decorated bricks at Aspall Hall F. A. Girling |
| The Roser family at Hacheston L. Dow |
| Archaeology in Suffolk, 1963 E. J. Owles, N. Smedley |
| Bronze Age pottery from Suffolk
— an additional note N. Smedley, E. J. Owles |
Volume XXIX, part 2 (1962)
Volume XXIX, part 1 (1961)
Volume XXVIII, part 3 (1960)
Volume XXVIII, part 2 (1959)
Volume XXVIII, part 1 (1958)
Volume XXVII, part 3 (1957)
Volume XXVII, part 2 (1956)
Volume XXVII, part 1 (1955)
Volume XXVI, part 3 (1954)
Volume XXVI, part 2 (1953)
Volume XXVI, part 1 (1952)
Volume XXV, part 3 (1951)
Volume XXV, part 2 (1950)
Volume XXV, part 1 (1949)
Volume XXIV, part 3 (1948)
Volume XXIV, part 2 (1947)
Volume XXIV, part 1 (1946)
Volume XXIII, part 3 (1939)
Volume XXIII, part 2 (1938)
Volume XXIII, part 1 (1937)
Volume XXII, part 3 (1936)
Volume XXII, part 2 (1935)
| The buried shafts at Ipswich J. R. Moir |
| Late fourth-century hoard of Aes
4 from Little Bealings, (repr. from Numism. Chron., with notes by F. S.
Stevenson and V. B. Redstone) J. W. E. Pearce |
| An Eighteenth Century Smuggler B. S. Harvey |
| Rumburgh Priory church L. B. Cane |
| Lady Elizabeth Felton and her
daughters A. L. Browne |
| Reports on a Roman pottery
making site at Foxledge Common, Wattisfield, Suffolk G.
Maynard, B. Brown, H. E. P. Spencer, W. F. Grimes, I. E. Moore |
| Notes on the excavation of
Temple Hill, Dunwich, December 1935 H. E. P. Spencer |
| Bungay Castle, report on the
excavations H. Braun |
| A font of the Suffolk type at
Staple, Kent J. Salmon |
| Hakluyt of Wetheringsett
(Review: The Original Writings and Correspondence of the two Richard
Hakluyts, with an Introduction and Notes, by E. G. R. Taylor, DSc, London,
1935) W. W. Lillie |
| In Memoriam. The Rev. Edmund
Farrer and Miss Nina Frances Layard F. S. Stevenson |
Volume XXII, part 1 (1934)
| The stained and painted glass in
Hengrave Hall, Suffolk C. Woodforde |
| A list of the aldermen and
bailiffs of Bury St Edmunds from the twelfth to the sixteenth century M. D. Lobel |
| Catalogue of the Beneficed
Clergy of Suffolk, 1086–1550 C. Morley |
| Description of the ancient
manuscripts in the Ipswich Public Libraries M. R. James |
| Suffolk chimneys of the
sixteenth century F. A. Girling |
| Wall-paintings discovered at the
Manor House, Mildenhall G. M. Benton |
| Some notes on Bungay Castle H. Braun |
| Screenwork in the county of
Suffolk. Part IV. Southwold W. W. Lillie |
| Excursion in East Suffolk. June
15th 1934 W. M. Lummis |
| Barham, Shrubland Park,
Coddenham (Excursion). Friday, July 20th, 1934 W. M.
Lummis |
| Review: Royal Arms and
Commandments in our churches, by H Munro Cautley, A.R.I.B.A. H. A. Harris |
| Review: The Monastic Remains of
Norfolk and Suffolk, by Claude J. W. Messent, A.R.I.B.A. H.
A. Harris |
Volume XXI, part 3 (1933)
Volume XXI, part 2 (1932)
Volume XXI, part 1 (1931)
| Early Suffolk heraldry E. Farrer |
| Restoration and reconstruction
of All Saints, Thorndon H. A. Harris |
| Two unusual subjects in ancient
glass in Long Melford church C. Woodforde |
| Excursions. 1: Playford Hall and
church (Culpho, Grundisburgh church, Basts house, Burgh church, Thistleton
Hall, Otley Hall, Helmingham Hall, Witnesham church, Grundisburgh Hall,
Westerfield church, 28 May 1931); 2: In Bloomfield's country (Fornham All Saints,
Ampton, Euston Hall, Thetford. 30 June 1931); 3: Loes Hundred (Framlingham
castle, Brandeston Hall, Kettleburgh, Kettleburgh Hall, Hoo, Letheringham,
Martley Hall, Easton church, 30 July 1931); 4: Combs church (Barking,
Hintlesham.,25 Aug 1931) G. Lombard |
| Obituary: E. G. Pretyman, J.
Holland Rose, Sir Edward Packard, Miss Rosa Crisp, Father Bernard McCaul, Mr
J. L. Biddell F. S. Stevenson |
| Reviews H.
A. Harris |
Volume XX, part 3 (1930)
Volume XX, part 2 (1929)
| The family of William Sancroft,
Archbishop of Canterbury C. Boyce |
| Windmills. With special
reference to those in Suffolk A. Woolford |
| The Dunthorne MSS E. Farrer |
| Everard Bishop of Norwich L. Landon |
| Suffolk courts in English S. Andrews, L. J. Redstone |
| Screenwork in the county of
Suffolk. Part I. Development and types W. W. Lillie |
| The Lord Lieutenancy of Suffolk
under the Tudors Anon |
| Fossil remains of the red deer V. B. Redstone |
| Excursions. 1: Framlingham and
neighbourhood (Framlingham church, Dennington, Badingham, Sibton abbey and
church, Bruisyard Hall and church, Framlingham church and castle, 12 June
1929, with observations by V. B. Redstone); 3: (Trimley St Mary and St Martin
churches, Old Felixstowe church, Nacton church, Alnesbourne Priory, Orwell
Park, Broke Hall, 8 Aug 1929, with observations by V.B. Redstone, C. H.
Evelyn-White, E. R. H. Hancox and C. Morley) G. L[ombard] |
| Two West Suffolk Excursions.
(Rushbrook Hall and church, Hawstead church, Coldham Hall Stanningfield,
Stanningfield church, 12 July 1929): (Exning, Burwell church, Swaffham Prior,
Devil's Dyke, Newmarket Jockey Club, Newmarket town, 30 Aug 1929) H. Hill |
| Obituary: Mrs. Beatrice M.
Andrews V. B. Redstone |
| Obituary: Canon C. G. Blaxland T. O. W. |
| Review: The Cottages of England,
by Basil Oliver H. A. Harris |
| Reviews F.
S. Stevenson |
Volume XX, part 1 (1928)
| The Island of Lothingland, 1584 V. B. Redstone |
| Letheringham Abbey E. Farrer |
| The early archdeacons of Norwich
diocese L. Landon |
| Suffolk limiters L. J. Redstone |
| Notes on some families and
brasses at Great Thurlow and Little Bradley, Suffolk H.
C. Andrews |
| St Peter's Hall, South Elmham E. Farrer |
| List of deeds recently acquired
by the Institute E. Farrer |
| Notes on Suffolk manuscript
books L. J. Redstone |
| Excursions. Yare-mouth and Burgh
Castle (11 May 1928) G. Lombard |
| Excursion in the Debenham
District (Debenham, Crows Hall, Framsden Hall, High House Otley, 13 September
1928, with observations by E. Farrer) Anon |
| Excursions: Long Melford
neighbourhood. (Polstead, Boxford, Chilton Hall, Acton, Long Melford Hall,
Kentwell Hall, Long Melford Church, 11 June 1928, with observations by C.
Morley) Anon |
| Excursion in South Elmham
district. (St Peter's Church, St Peter's Hall, St Margaret, South Elmham
Hall, South Elmham Minster, Rumburgh church, Wissett, Halesworth, 3 Aug 1928,
with observations by E. Farrer and V. B. Redstone) Anon |
| (painted inscriptions at
Gislingham church) T. A. P. |
| Debenham Church V. B. Redstone |
| Finds H. A.
Harris |
| Review: A History of Clare,
Suffolk, by Gladys A. Thornton H. A. Harris |
Volume XIX, part 3 (1927)
Volume XIX, part 2 (1926)
Volume XIX, part 1 (1925)
Volume XVIII, part 3 (1924)
Volume XVIII, part 2 (1923)
Volume XVIII, part 1 (1922)
| On traces of Saxon architecture
yet remaining in the county of Suffolk C. Morley |
| St Botolph (Botwulf) and Iken F. S. Stevenson |
| Note on the configuration of
Suffolk in Anglo-Saxon times C. Morley |
| The Wren family of Suffolk,
&c., showing Sir Christopher Wren's association with East Anglia W. Gandy |
| Henry Coggeshall of Orford.
Inventor and mathematician. A Tercentenary Memoir H. W.
B. W[ayman] |
| Hepworth and its rectors T. T. Methold |
| The Suffolk coast delineated in
the 13th century V. B. Redstone |
| Excursions. August 10th, 1922.
(Livermere, Ampton, Wordwell, West Stow Hall, Hengrave Hall) H. A. Harris |
| Excursions. The Bury Meeting,
5th July 1922 C. Morley |
| Notes. Creeting St Peter (wall
painting uncovered) H. A. Harris |
| Clovesho disclosed (?) H. A. Harris |
| Obituary: Rev. Francis J. Eld,
M.A., F.S.A. E. F[arrer] |
| Subject Index of Suffolk
Institute Proceedings 1898–1921. (Vols X–XVII) R. F.
Bullen |
Volume XVII, part 3 (1921)
Volume XVII, part 2 (1920)
Volume XVII, part 1 (1919)
Volume XVI, part 3 (1918)
Volume XVI, part 2 (1917)
Volume XVI, part 1 (1916)
Volume XV, part 3 (1915)
Volume XV, part 2 (1914)
Volume XV, part 1 (1913)
Volume XIV, part 3 (1912)
Volume XIV, part 2 (1911)
Volume XIV, part 1 (1910)
Volume XIII, part 3 (1909)
Volume XIII, part 2 (1908)
Volume XIII, part 1 (1907)
Volume XII, part 3 (1906)
Volume XII, part 2 (1905)
Volume XII, part 1 (1904)
Volume XI, part 3 (1903)
Volume XI, part 2 (1902)
Volume XI, part 1 (1901)
Volume X, part 3 (1900)
Volume X, part 2 (1899)
Volume X, part 1 (1898)
Volume IX, part 3 (1897)
Volume IX, part 2 (1896)
Volume IX, part 1 (1895)
Volume VIII, part 3 (1894)
Volume VIII, part 2 (1893)
Volume VIII, part 1 (1892)
Volume VII, part 3 (1891)
| The old Moot Hall at Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| John Colney's or S. Leonard's
Hospital, for lepers at Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| Catalogue of the land and
freshwater shells hitherto recorded as found in the county of Suffolk C. Greene |
| Ipswich a mart for general
traffic F. Haslewood |
| Notes on the Sanctus Bell J. J. Raven |
| Vestiges of Roman colonization
discovered in the neighbourhood of Southwold (with a note by Canon Raven) J. E. Grubbe |
| Sudbury Grammar School W. W. Hodson |
| The monastery of Bruisyard F. Haslewood |
| Rushbrooke Hall (2 Jul 1891) F. Haslewood |
| Rushbrooke Church (2 July 1891) Canon Turner |
| Hawstead Church, and rectors of
Hawstead (2 Jul 1891) L. Mercer |
| Rushbrooke: Davy's Church notes,
monuments in the Church and churchyard, the Almshouse, and parish registers Anon |
| S. Gregory's Church and College,
Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| Elizabethan house, Upper Brook
Street, Ipswich F. Haslewood |
| Some old church bells in
Ipswich. (20 Oct 1891) J. J. Raven |
| The timber framed buildings of
Ipswich and their pargetting. (20 Oct 1891) J. S. Corder |
| The Saxon road through Ipswich.
(20 Oct 1891) J. E. Taylor |
| The almshouse chapel, Hadleigh;
and will of Archdeacon Pykenham Dean Spooner |
| Lord Curson's House: The
Bishop's Palace, Ipswich B. P. Grimsey |
| Obituary notice of the late
Churchill Babington, D.D., F.L.S. F. Haslewood |
| Observations on Hoxne Church and
its contents. (8 Jun 1888) C. R. Manning |
| Wingfield Castle. (8 Jun 1888) C. R. Manning |
| Observations at Wingfield
Church. (8 Jun 1888) C. R. Manning |
| A 15th Century estimate for
repairing Wingfield Church (from Rev H Walford of Ewelme). (8 Jun 1888) J. J. Raven |
| Observations at Fressingfield (8
Jun 1888) J. J. Raven |
| Hoxne Priory (8 Jun 1888) C. R. Manning |
| St Mary's Church, Buxhall. (18
Jul 1889) H. Hill |
| St Nicholas' Church, Rattlesden
(with notes by Davy transcribed). (18 Jul 1889) F.
Haslewood |
| Gedding Church (Read by Rev R.
C. Temple, 18 Jul 1889) J. S. Boucher |
| Notes on Gedding Church by Davy
and T. Martin transcribed. (18 Jul 1889) F. Haslewood |
| Observations at Thorpe Morieux
Church. (18 Jul 1889) R. C. Temple |
| On the Church of Brettenham and
the Roman occupation of the neighbourhood. (18 Jul 1889) C.
J. Betham |
Volume VII, part 2 (1890)
| The Guild Hall, of Corpus
Christi, Lavenham J. S. Corder |
| Dennington notes J. J. Raven |
| Architectural remains found in
Abbeygate Street, Bury S. Edmund's J. S. Corder |
| Saint Matthew's Church, Ipswich F. Haslewood |
| Neolithic flint implements found
at Baylham, Suffolk E. T. Lingwood |
| Notes on recent excavations at
Bungay Castle J. J. Raven |
| An absolution cross found at
Bury S. Edmund's. (17 Feb 1890) E. M. Beloe |
| Early wills relating to Bury.
(17 Feb 1890) J. Hervey |
| Observations at Theberton Church
(with Davy's notes, list of Rectors, &c.) (23 Jun 1890) F. Haslewood |
| Observations at All Saints
Church, Dunwich (23 Jun 1890) F. Haslewood |
| Observations at Dunwich (23 Jun
1890) H. Watling |
| Observations at Westleton Church
(with Davy's notes, list of vicars, &c.). (23 Jun 1890) F. Haslewood |
| Observations at S.
Mary-at-the-Tower Church, Ipswich. (27 Aug 1890) H. C.
Casley |
| Additional notes on Brettenham C. J. Betham |
| Monuments in the churchyard of
All Saints, Dunwich F. Haslewood |
| Observations at Leiston Abbey
(23 Jun 1890) W. H. St.J. Hope |
| Observations on Roman Dunwich.
(23 Jun 1890) J. J. Raven |
Volume VII, part 1 (1889)
| The old timbered houses of
Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| S. Sepulchre's Chapel, Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| Ancient carved doors, Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| Saint Bartholomew's Priory,
Sudbury W. W. Hodson |
| Sudbury College, and Archbishop
Theobald W. W. Hodson |
| Additional particulars of the
grant of Arms to the Borough of Eye, Suffolk C. R.
Manning |
| History of the De La Poles.
(Read 8 Jun 1888) J. J. Raven |
| Pedigree of Wingfield,
Letheringham, Easton, &c E. M. Dewing |
| Wingfield House, Ipswich H. R. Eyre |
| The Sancrofts (Read 8 Jun 1888) J. J. Raven |
| An old Orford lantern G. E. Crisp |
| Dr. Bisbie's manuscript
collections for Long Melford C. Deedes |
| First Fruits, Diocese of
Norwich, temp. Henry VI. and Edward IV C. R. Manning |
| Will of Sir Walter Quyntyn, of
Ipswich F. Haslewood |
Volume VI, part 3 (1888)
| Garianonum, and the Count of the
Saxon Shore (Read 6 Jul 1885) J. J. Raven |
| The condition of the
Archdeaconries of Suffolk and Sudbury in the year 1603 (with introductory
notes by C. H. Evelyn White and F. Haslewood) Dr. Jessopp |
| Collegiate Church at Denston F. Haslewood |
| Monumental inscriptions in the
parish of Denston, Suffolk F. Haslewood |
| Parish Records of Denston
(transcribed, with D. E. Davy's notes on Denston, and a note on Denston Hall)
F. Haslewood |
| Armorial insignia of the Borough
of Ipswich B. P. Grimsey |
| Observations at Gorleston
Church. (6 Jul 1885) A. R. Abbott |
| Address at Yarmouth Tolhouse Hall (6 Jul 1885) G. Venables |
| Address at Yarmouth Tolhouse Hall (6 Jul 1885) E. W. Worlledge |
| Observations at All Saints'
Church, Sudbury (5 Oct 1886) C. J. Stower |
| Observations at St. Gregory's
Church, and St. Peter's Church, Sudbury, with notes on the Town records (5
Oct 1886) Hodson, [W. W.?] |
| Observations on Wickhambrook
Church (14 Jul 1887) F. Haslewood |
| Observations at Little Saxham
Church (14 Jul 1887) H. I. Kilner |
| St. Gregory's Church, Sudbury T. L. Green |
Volume VI, part 2 (1886)
| Armorial insignia of the Borough
of Eye, Suffolk G. A. Carthew |
| Supplementary paper on the
ancient crosses of Ipswich Evelyn White, C. H. |
| Suffolk wills from the
Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Whetcroft of Suffolk J.
J. Muskett |
| Notes on Lavenham Church and
parish. (7 Aug 1877) E. M. Dewing |
| Ancient steelyard weight. (temp:
XIIIth Century) Evelyn White, C. H. |
| The old inns and taverns of
Ipswich: their memories and associations Evelyn White, C.
H. |
| On the recent discovery of a
bronze sword, at Chippenham, Cambridgeshire, with notices of similar
discoveries in the western district of Suffolk H. Prigg |
| The Ipswich 'Domesday' Books,
and especially concerning Percyvale's 'Great Domesday Book' Evelyn White, C. H. |
| On a set of “roundels” or, old
English fruit trenchers; temp. xvith Cent E. H. Willett |
| Further notes upon Lavenham
Church E. M. Dewing |
| The Journal of William Dowsing,
Parliamentary Visitor, &c. (with Pedigree of Dowsing) Evelyn
White, C. H. |
| Foundation deed of S. Saviour's
Hospital, Bury St. Edmund's B. Bevan |
| Description of his antique vases
and library (7 Aug 1877) C. Babington |
| Observations at Hitcham Church
(7 Sept 1882) Canon Grant |
| Observations at Bildeston Church
(7 Sep 1882) J. Beck |
| Observations at Gifford's Hall
(23 Aug 1883) F. Smith |
| Observations at Chippenham tumulus (6 Jun 1884) H. Prigg |
| Observations at Chippenham Church (6 Jun 1884) K. H. Smith |
| On a reliquary or shrine, of
supposed Italian workmanship, in the possession of Mr Buchanan Scott, Ipswich
Evelyn White, C. H. |
| Account of the foundation stone
of Wolsey's College at Ipswich. (6 Oct 1884) S. Westhorp |
| The results of some excavations
in the streets of Ipswich. (6 Oct 1884) J. E. Taylor |
| Observations at Christchurch
Mansion and St Margaret's Church (6 Oct 1884) Evelyn
White, C. H. |
Volume VI, part 1 (1888)
| The “Stoneing Cross” of
Dowsing's Journal, an inquiry into the meaning and application of the term,
with some remarks on the ancient stone crosses of Ipswich Evelyn
White, C. H. |
| Roman British remains, found at
Hawkedon, Suffolk E. M. Dewing |
| Remarks upon an amphora and two
figures, found at Hawkedon, January, 1880 A. W. Franks |
| The de Greys of Little Cornard G. Crabbe |
| On a Roman British cemetery at
Ingham, near Bury St. Edmund's H. Prigg |
| On some supposed crucifixion
nails H. Prigg |
| The Anglo-Saxon graves, Warren
Hill, Mildenhall (with notes by Simeon Fenton) H. Prigg |
| Clare Priory. (8 Aug 1875) H. Jarvis |
Volume V, part 5 (1884)
| The birds of Suffolk. (Part 2) C. Babington |
Volume V, part 4 (1883)
Volume V, part 3 (1880)
Volume V, part 2 (1878)
Volume V, part 1 (1876)
Volume IV, part 7 (1874)
Volume IV, part 6 (1873)
Volume IV, part 5 (1872)
Volume IV, part 4 (1870)
Volume IV, part (1873)
Volume II, part (1869)
|
Examination of Suffolk Tumuli: Risby J. D. Gedge |
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Arrangements for the Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland — Annual Meeting, 1869 J. Burtt, C. Tucker, B. Willsher |
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On the discovery of some supposed vestiges of a pile dwelling in Barton Mere, near Bury St. Edmund's H. Jones |
|
Sale of Mr. Joseph Warren's coins (with a note by Henry Prigg) C. B[abington] |
|
Letter (On investigations at Broom Hill with Canon W Greenwell and Rev. G. Cardew) E. M. D[ewing?] |
|
Spurious antiquities (“Flint Jack” in Suffolk) Anon |
|
Bradfield Combust O. C. S. L. |
|
Notes on the architectural features of Herringswell Church, recently burnt O. Hammond |
|
Suffolk ornithology H. S. H. |
|
Examination of Suffolk Tumuli: (a) Risby Downs, Feb 1869 (39-40). (b) Long Heath Field (26 Feb 1869)(40). (c) Thetford (41-2) A. Leigh Hunt |
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Suffolk ornithology - Mr. Bilson's list (Continued from page 23) W. Bilson |
Volume I, part (1869)
Volume III (1863)
Volume II (1859)
Volume I (1853)
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