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Inventorium Sepulchrale : an account of some antiquities dug up at Gilton, Kingston, Sibertswold, etc., in the county of Kent, from A.D. M^l to A. D. 1773, by the Rev. Bryan Faussett, edited from the original m. ss. in the possession of Joseph Mayer, with notes and introduction, by Ch. Roacli Smith ; bel in-4° de lvi et 230 pages avec grand nombre de gravures sur bois et 22 planches dont 7 coloriées, London, Richards, i856.

Nenia Britannica : or, a sépulcral history of Great Britain; from the earliest period to its gênerai conversion to Christianity, by the Rev. J. Douglas, London, 1793.

ArchvEOlggia : or Miscellaneous tracts relating to antiqxàty, published by the Society of Antiquaries of London. London, 1 770-1 856. Voir surtout r4rG/i(îoto5'tca^ index, p. 200 à 204.

CoLLECTANEA ANTiQUA, ctchings and notices of ancient remains illustrative of the habits, customs and history of past âges, by Ch. Roach Smith, 4 vol. in-S» ornés de planches et de gravures sur bois en grand nombre, London, 1843-1856.

The Arch^eological album : or Muséum of national antiquities, edited by Thomas Wright, illustrated by F. W. Fairholt, London, 1845.

A brief ACCOUNT OF THE Parish OF Stouting in the county of Kent and of the antiquities lately discovered hère, by the Rev. F. Wrench, London, 1845.

An Arch^ological index, to remains of antiquity of the Celtic, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon periods, by J. Y. Akerman, London, 1847.

Vestiges of the Antiquities of Derbyshire, and the sépulcral usages of its inhabitants from the most remote âges to the Reformation, by Th. Bateman, London, 1848.

The Antiquities of Richborough, Reculver and Lymne, in Kent, by Ch. Roach Smith, 1 vol. petit in-4° de 272 pages avec gravures sur bois, 8 planches, dont 1 coloriée, et 3 plans, London, Richards, 1850.

Remains of Pagan Saxondom, principally from tumuli in England, by John Yonge Akerman, bel in-4<' de xxviii et 84 pages, avec gravures sur bois et xl planches coloriées, London, Russel Smith, édit. 1852-55.

The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon, a history of the early inhabitants of Britain, donm to the conversion of the Anglo-

Saxon to Christiamty, by Thomas Wright, in-12 de 488 p. avec carte et nombreuses gravures sur bois et cuivre, London, 1852.

Saxon obsequies, illustrated by ornaments and weapons, discovered by the hon. R. C. Néville, in a cemetery near Little Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, bel in-folio de 28 pages de texte avec un plan et 40 planches lithographiques coloriées, London, 1852.

Fairford graves , a record of researches in an Anglo-Saxon burial-place, in Gloucestershire, by W. M. Wylie, in-i" de 40 pages avec gravures sur bois et 1 3 planches dont 2 coloriées, Oxford, Parker, 1852.

Remarks on some of the weapons of the Celtic and Teutonic races, by J. Y. Akerman, in-4° de 19 pages avec gravures sur bois, London, Nichols, 1852 ; extrait de \ Archœoloqia,

vol. XXXIV.

Discovery of early Anglo-Saxon remains at Barrow Furlowj in the parish of Marston St-Laurence co. of Northampton, by sir Henry Dryden, in-4° de 11 pages, avec 2 planches et un plan, London, 1852 ; extrait de VArchœologia, vol. xxxiii, p. 326-34.

Account of Teutonic remains apparently Saxon found near Dieppe, by W. M. Wylie, in-4'' de 16 pages, avec gravures sur bois, London, Nichols, 1853; extrait de VArchœologia, vol. XXXV, p. 100-113.

Remarks on the Angon or barbed javelin of the Franks as described by Agathias, by W. M. Wylie, in-4° de 8 pages avec gravures sur bois, London, Nichols, 1853 ; extrait de VArchœologia, vol xxxv, p. 48-53.

Some account of the merovingian cemetery of Envermeu also of certain weapons of the Franks, by W. M. Wylie, in-4° de 9 pages avec gravures sur bois, London, Nichols, 1854 ; extrait àe VArchœologia, vol. xxxv, p. 223-31.

Note on some further uiscoveries in the Anglo-Saxon Burial- Ground at Harnham Hill, near Salisbury, by J. Y. Akerman, in-4'> de 5 pages avec planche coloriée ; extrait de VArchn^ologia, vol. xxxv, p 475-79.

An account of excavations in an Anglo-Saxon Burial-Ground at Harnham Hill near Salisbury, by J. Y. Akerman, in-4" de 20 pages avec carte et 3 planches dont une coloriée, London, 1854 ; extraitde VArchœologia, vol. xxxx, p. 259-78.

On Anglo-Saxon antiquities with a particular référence to the

Faussett collection, by Th. Wriylit, in-8"' de 38 payes avec carte et gravures sur bois, Liverpool, Brakell, 1855.

The graves of the Alemanni at Oberflacht, in Suabia, by W. M. Wylie, in-4° de 32 pages avec gravures sur bois et 4 planches coloriées, London , Nichols , 1855; extrait de VArchœologia, vol. xxxvi, p. 129-60, pi. xi, xii, xiii et xiv.

Reharks on THE Angon of the Franks and the pilnm of Vegetius, by W. M. Wylie, iii-4° de 5 pages avec gravures sur bois, London, Nichols, 1855; extrait de VArchœologia, vol. xxxvi, p. 80-84.

Note on the Angon of Agathias, by J. Y. Akerman, introductory of drawings of examples and some remarks, by Ilerr. Lud. Lindenschmit, of Mayence, in-4° de 2 pages avec planche coloriée, London, 1855; extrait de VArcheBologia, vol. XXXVI, p. 78-79.

British antiquities : their présent treatment and their real claitm, by Henry Rhind, 47 pages, Edinburgh, 1855.

Notes of antiquarian researches in the summer and antumn o/'1854, by J. Y. Akerman, in-4° de 24 pages avec bois et 1 planche coloriée, London, 1855 ; extrait de VArchœologia,

vol. XXXVI.

Burial and CREMATION, by J. M. Kemble, in-8° de 31 pages, London, 1855; extrait de VArchœological Journal, n° 48.

On THE ethnology of South Britain at the period of extinction of the Roman government in the Tsland, by Thomas Wright, in-8° de 12 pages, Liverpool, Brakell, 1856 ; dans les Transactions ofthe historic society of Lancashire and Cheshire, vol. VIII, p. 141-152.

On Mortuary urns found at Stade-on-the-Elbe and other parts ofnorth Germany, now in the Muséum of the historical Society of Hanover, by J. M. Kemble, London, 1856 ; extrait de VArchœologia, vol. xxvi.

The history and Antiquities of the isle of Wight, by Heorge Hillier, in-4°, London, 1856.