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No 43 (2010-11)

• Editorial
  
• Notes from the Chair by Christopher Hall
  
• The Appleyard Lithics Collection by Keith Boughey
  
• The Norman Recovery in the Falsgrave Hundred by John Rushton
  
• Further Notes on Trods by Chris Evans
  
• The Fish Trade in Yorkshire 1500-1700 by Chris Evans
  
• Sir Henry Cholmley (1609-1666): Arch Traitor or Loving Brother? by Jack Binns
  
• The Diary of a Roundhead Cavalry Officer 1652-1653 by Jack Binns
  
• Saving Our Heritage by Mark Vesey
  
• Reviews

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No 42 (2009)

• Editorial
  
• Notes from the Chair by Christopher Hall
  
• The Investigation of a Prehistoric Square Enclosure at Racecourse Road, Seamer Moor, Scarborough: Preliminary Report by Christopher Hall
  
• Bakestones by Chris Evans
  
• An Archaeological Excavation at Auborough Street, Scarborough by Christopher Hall
  
• Archaeological Excavations at the Scarborough Marine Engineers Site, Quay Street/Sandside, Scarborough: Preliminary Report by Christopher Hall and John Hinchliffe
  
• A Study of Public Bequests by Scarborough Testators 1364-1599 by Jenny Dodd
  
• The Origins of the Unitarian Church in Scarborough 1870-1908, with a Biographical Appendix of Ministers 1873-1908 by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• Review

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No 41 (2008)

• Editorial
  
• Notes from the Chair by Christopher Hall
  
• Sir Thomas Hoby: a Missing Person by Jack Binns
  
• Life as a Provincial Publisher in the Early Nineteenth Century: John Cole and the Scarborough Room by Gill Buckle
  
• The Roman Catholic Church in Scarborough in the Nineteenth Century with a Biographical Appendix of Ministers 1825 to 1915 by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• Walshaw’s Crystal Garden by Chris Evans
  
• ‘Votes for Women’: Adele Pankhurst and the Scarborough Campaign by Gillian Sleightholme
  
• The Scarborough Community Archive Network by Mark Vesey
  
• Review

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No 40 (2007)

• Editorial
  
• Stone Rows: A Further Note by Christopher Evans
  
• A Hypothesis On The Origins Of St Oswald’s Church by And Lythe Parish, 650-1100 by Christiane Kroebel
  
• Where Were Scarborough’s Dominicans? by Jack Binns
  
• Tangier Cholmley: An Unwritten Biography by Jack Binns
  
• Scarborough’S ‘Forgotten’ Chapels by Geoffrey Morris
  
• ‘Lest We Forget - Lest We Forget!’ Scarborough’s War Memorial by Keith Johnston
  
• Archaeological Investigations In Scarborough 2006 by Christopher Hall
  
• Reviews
  
• Obituary: James Rutter by Christopher Hall

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No 39: (2005/2006)

• Editorial
  
• The Ughtreds - A Medieval Scarborough Family by John Rushton
  
• Archaeological Investigations Into The Water Supply - Falsgrave Park, 2005 by Christopher Hall
  
• An Eighteenth-Century Estate Steward: William Cossins 1662-1736 by Sheila Mcgeown
  
• Work In Progress: 'Teenage Wife Of An Eccentric' Or 'Mad Woman'? by Gill Buckle
  
• Growing Up In Newbattle : The Boyhood Of Robert Balgarnie by P M Mcnaughton
  
• John Caleb Petch, Architect, And The Development Of Scarborough 1889-1915 by Anne And Paul Bayliss
  
• Work In Progress: Church Buildings Files Richard J. Crocker
  
• Two Buildings That Might Have Been Keith Johnston
  
• Work In Progress: The 1912 Scarborough Historical Pageant And Play by Trevor Pearson
  
• Archaeological Investigations In Scarborough 2004-2005 by Christopher Hall
  
• Reviews

No. 38 (2004)

• Editorial
  
• Some Stone Alignments and Pit Alignments on the North York Moors by Chris Evans
  
• The Royal Manor of Northstead: some Historical Notes by Jack Binns
  
• Robin Hood and Scarborough by Jack Binns
  
• William Mompesson - A Yorkshire Hero by Sheila McGeown
  
• With John Cole at Scarborough by John Rushton
  
• ‘Stewart & Bury’: Twenty-six Years of a Scarborough Architectural Practice 1858-1884 by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• William Sugden & Son, Architects of Wyndyate (Scalby Manor) near Scarborough by Anne Bayliss
  
• The Motor Racing Track Scheme of the 1930s - Phase Two by Keith Johnston
  
• Recent Archaeological Excavation in Scarborough by Chris Hall
  
• Reviews

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No. 37 (2001-2002)

• Editorial
  
• The Scarborough Community Heritage Initiative by Chris Hall
  
• Early Boundaries by Chris Evans
  
• Bone working debris from Castle Road, Scarborough by Trevor Pearson
  
• Medieval Landscapes in the Parish of Scalby by John Rushton
  
• Gaveston’s Ghost by Jack Binns
  
• St Mary’s Reformation by Jack Binns
  
• Oliver Francois Xavier Sarony: Scarborough Photographer Par Excellence by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• The Motor Racing Track Scheme of the 1930s by Keith Johnston
  
• Archaeological Excavation and Fieldwork
  
• Reviews

No. 36 (2000)

• Editorial
  
• Why Robin Hood’s Bay? by Jack Binns
  
• George Lord Beeforth 1923-1924, ‘Grand Old Man of Scarborough’ by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• An Alternative Image. Working Class Housing, Health and Law and Order in
• 19th Century Scarborough by Tony Rowley
  
• Archaeological Fieldwork in Scarborough in 2000 by Chris Hall
  
• Reviews
  
• Obituary

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No. 35 (1999)

• Editorial
  
• The Prisoner’s Tale by Patricia McNaughton
  
• Did Scarborough Burn by Jack Binns
  
• The Origins and First 25 Years of Scarborough School of Art (1882-1907) by Anne and Paul Bayliss
  
• The Placename Element ‘Wick’ and the Plough/Carucate Ratio by Chris Evans
  
• The Archaeological and Historical Significance of Medieval Scarborough Ware
• Pottery and Tiles by Daniel Normandale
  
• Archaeological Fieldwork in Scarborough 1998-1999

No. 34 (1998)

• Editorial
  
• Some Notes on the History of Great Ayton (Monument) Ironstone Mine by Chris Hall
  
• Scarborough Versus Seamer: An Elizabethan Tale of Market Forces by Jack Binns
  
• Saint Helen and Early Estates by Chris Evans
  
• Archaeological Excavations and Observations in Scarborough 1997-98 by Trevor Pearson and Chris Hall
  
• Shorter Notes: A Survey of Earthworks in North-East Yorkshire
  
• Book Reviews

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No. 33 (1997)

• Editorial
  
• The Silver Jubilee of Scarborough and District Archaeological Society by F C Rimington
  
• Seamer Beacon and Scarborough Castle with F G Simpson And Notes on Coast Watch Stations by Grace Simpson
  
• Excavations in Scarborough 1987-97 by Trevor Pearson
  
• Scarborough and the Pilgrimage of Grace by Jack Binns
  
• Murder, Mutiny and Piracy. The Remarkable Story of the Scarborough-Built Barque ‘Agrippina’ by Peter Barton
  
• William Hannay and the Covenanter’s Bible by Patricia McNaughton
  
• York Deanery Estates: A Valuation of Pickering Rectory by Philip Craven
  
• Archaeological Excavations, Watching Briefs and Observations in Scarborough 1996-97 by Chris Hall
  
  
• Golden Jubilee Prize Essay Winners:
  An Insight into the Lives of my Ancestors by Rachel S Cubitt
  What were the causes of the Hostility between the U S Government and the Indians that led up to the Battle of the Little Big Horn? by Daniel Godfrey

No. 32 (1996)

• Editorial
  
• Wheatcroft Battery by Chris Hall
  
• Black Death at Scarborough by Jack Binns
  
• Plays by Chris Evans
  
• An Archaeological Excavation at a Site at Globe Street, Scarborough by Trevor Pearson
  
• Excavations and Archaeological Observations in Scarborough 1995-1996 by Chris Hall and Trevor Pearson
  
• Conduit House Close by Chris Hall
  
• Obituary

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No. 31 (1995)

• Editorial
  
• Spittal Rocks and the Diver by Grace Simpson
  
• Filey Roman Signal Station by Patrick Ottaway
  
• Crime, Misdemeanour, Sin and Punishment in Seventeenth Century Scarborough by Jack Binns
  
• Burniston’s Open Fields by Chris Evans
  
• Investigations into a possible Prehistoric Earthwork at Oliver’s Mount,
• Scarborough by Chris Hall and Trevor Pearson
  
• Obituaries

No. 30 (1993)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations in Scarborough and District 1992 and 1993 by Trevor Pearson and Chris Hall
  
• Clay Tobacco Pipes from Ravenscar Alum Works by Dr David Higgins
  
• Family Mobility in North East Yorkshire by Chris Evans
  
• Some Clay Roof Tiles from 40 Princess Street by Chris Hall
  
• Ellerburn Vicarage by Philip Craven

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No. 29 (1992)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations in Scarborough and District 1991 by Christopher Hall and Trevor Pearson
  
• Brompton Isn’t What it Was or Morphological Changes with Time in a Yorkshire Village by Chris Evans
  
• Tithe and Glebe in the Parish of Seamer by Philip Craven
  
• Counting the Sheep Welsh Fashion by Frank Rimington
  
• Obituary

No. 28 (1990)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations in Scarborough Old Town, 1989 and 1990 by Trevor Pearson and Christopher Hall
  
• Two Medieval Grave Slabs from Paradise, Scarborough by Peter F Ryder
  
• The Ravenscar Alum Works - New Evidence from Archaeological and Documentary Sources by Gary Marshall
  
• Excavations at 10 /10A St Sepulchre Street, Scarborough by Christopher Hall
  
• Probate Inventories and Rural Economy in North-East Yorkshire, 1650-1800 by Philip Craven
  
• Obituaries

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No. 27 (1989)

• Reminiscences of the Scarborough & District Archaeological Society by R H Hayes
  
• Excavations in Scarborough 1987 and 1988 by Trevor Pearson and Christopher Hall
  
• Excavations at Leading Post Street, Scarborough and A Timber Framed Building at 7 Leading Post Street by Christopher Hall
  
• Tithe and Glebe in the Parishes of Thornton in Pickering Lythe and Ellerburn by Philip Craven

No. 26 (1988)

• The Three churches of Hackness by Frank Rimington
  
• Foulbridge and its Preceptory by Frank Rimington
  
• The Boundary Stones at Linglands Farm by D Gullen, J Watson and F C Rimington
  
• Mr and Mrs Farrer by Jack Binns
  
• The Quaker Burial Ground at Cloughton by Frank Rimington
  
• Wilton in the Eighteenth Century by Philip Craven
  
• Two Falsgrave Houses Standing in 1837 by D E Leese-Layton

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No. 25 (1983)

• Further Excavations at Crossgates near Scarborough 1966-81 by G R Pye
  
• The Oldest Map of Scarborough by Jack Binns
  
• Two Residential Developments in Victorian Falsgrave by D E Leese-Layton
  
• The ‘Alum Hole’ at Sandsend by David Pybus

No. 24 (1982)

• The Development of Scarborough Harbour in the Middle Ages by Trevor Pearson
  
• The Medieval Settlement at Hackness by J J Winterbotham
  
• Scarborough in the 1640’s by Jack Binns
  
• Falsgrave: Its Early Development as a Suburb of Scarborough by D E Leese-Layton
  
• Obituaries: John Cave 1909-1981 and Godfrey Duke
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire

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No. 23 (1980) (Incorporating No 22, 1979)

• Raymond Harland Hayes, MBE, FSA: An appreciation by Margaret Allsion
  
• A Romano-British Site near Sinnington Manor, North East Yorkshire by R H Hayes
  
• Roman Fort, Lease Rigg Interim Report by B R Hartley
  
• An Early Medieval Community near Appleton-le-Moors by Margaret Allison
  
• Pottery and Other Finds from Balscherby and Hamley by R H Hayes
  
• Scarborough’s First Town Wall by T Pearson
  
• A Series of Rims from Staxton by P G Farmer
  
• 150 years of the Rotunda Museum by Rosalind Palmer
  
• Obituary: Rowland S Close of Kildale
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire

No. 21 (1978)

• Editorial
  
• The Green at Seamer by Margaret Allison
  
• The Excavation at No 30 Quay Street, Scarborough by T Pearson
  
• The Later Medieval Herring Industry in Scarborough by P G Vasey
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire (cont) by F C Rimington
  
• A Note on the Early Maps of Yorkshire by F C Rimington
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire

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No. 20 (1977)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations at Kirby Misperton near Pickering by R H Hayes
  
• Continuity in the Land Holdings of Kirby Misperton by Margaret Allison
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire (cont) by F C Rimington
  
• A Small Romano-British Site at Cayton by G R Pye
  
• Temporary Light Railways on Brompton & Wykeham Moors 1915-20 by J W Dickinson
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire

No. 19 (1976)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations at Crossgates near Scarborough in 1957-65 by G R Pye
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire by F C Rimington
  
• Finds from Westfield Manor, Snainton by P G Farmer
  
• The Swap by R W Shepherd
  
• The Hunmanby Silver Penny by F C Rimington
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire

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No. 18 (1975)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations of Otterburn Garth, Lastingham in 1970-72 by R H Hayes
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire by F C Rimington
  
• The Survey of Two Cairn Groups on the North York Moors by R H Hayes and J G Rutter
  
• Excavations at Wilton Hall near Thornton Dale, 1975 by P G Farmer
  
• Cropton Cave by F C Rimington
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1974-75

No. 17 (1974)

• Editorial
  
• The Enclosures and Mounds on Loskey Ridge near Hutton-le-Hole by R H Hayes and J G Rutter
  
• Obituary: Paul Douglas Russell
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire Part II: The Catalogue (cont) by F C Rimington
  
• Where and what was Fullwood? by R C Rimington
  
• Two Medieval Jugs from Scarborough by Raymond A Varley
  
• Yorkshire Implement Petrology Survey
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire: Interim Report No 8 by J G Rutter
  
• Archaeological Index for North-East Yorkshire 1973-74

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No. 16 (1973)

• Editorial
  
• The Silver Jubilee of Scarborough and District Archaeological Society by F C Rimington
  
• Scarborough Archaeological Society Officers and Committee 1973-74
  
• Kingthorpe by R H Hayes
  
• The Excavation of Two Round Barrows in Blansby Park, near Pickering by J G Rutter
  
• An Extension to St Thomas’‘s Museum
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire Part II: The Catalogue (cont) - The Danby Parks by F C Rimington
  
• Local History Group: Officers 1973-74
  
• The Excavation of a Well at Kirkbymoorside by M K Maw
  
• Excavations on the ‘Balmoral’ Site in Scarborough during 1973: Interim Report by P G Farmer
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1972-1973
  
• Index to Transactions, Volumes I and II, Nos 1 - 16 (in alphabetical order of topic)

No. 15 (1972)

• Editorial
  
• Scarborough’s Water Supply: The Influence of Water on the Expansion and Prosperity of Victorian Scarborough and on later events by L S Debenham
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire Part II: The Catalogue (cont) by F C Rimington
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1971-72

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No. 14 (1971)

• Editorial
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire Part II: The Catalogue by F C Rimington
  
• Industrial Archaeology in North East Yorkshire: List of Sites - Area III, Whitby and Eskdale by J G Rutter
  
• The Hutton-Le-Hole Glass Furnace: Interim Report by R H Hayes
  
• A Pottery Kiln Site at Stearsby, near Bransby: Interim Report by R H Hayes
  
• Archaeological Index for North-East Yorkshire 1970-71

No. 13 (1970)

• Editorial
  
• The Early Deer Parks of North East Yorkshire: Part 1 Introduction by F C Rimington
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire: Interim Report No 7 by J G Rutter
  
• Obituary: Mr F Day
  
• An Early Fourteenth Century Effigy in Scarborough by Raymond A Varley
  
• Industrial Archaeology in North East Yorkshire: List of Sites - Area II, Ryedale and the Hambletons by J G Rutter
  
• A New Historical Museum at Scarborough by J G Rutter
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire in 1969-1970

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No. 12 (1969)

• Editorial
  
• Excavations at the Allerston Manor Site: Second stage 1964-66 by F C Rimington
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire: Interim Report No 6 by J G Rutter
  
• The Bartholomew Johnson Medal by J G Rutter
  
• An Earthwork at Sole Beck Slack in the Parish of Newton near Pickering by R H Hayes
  
• An Earthwork at Blackpark in the Parish of Cropton near Pickering by R H Hayes
  
• The Passing of the Scarborough Aquarium by P D Russell
  
• Industrial Archaeology in North East Yorkshire: List of Sites - Area 1, Scarborough by J G Rutter
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1968-69
  
• Appendix: Scarborough and District Archaeological Society Rules

No. 11 (1968)

• Editorial
  
• Obituary: James Percival Best
  
• Note on Cover Illustration (Remains of Chapel of St Leonard, Osgodby)
  
• The Rosedale Ironstone Industry and Railway by R H Hayes and J G Rutter
  
• Excavations at the Deserted Medieval Village of Osgodby, Scarborough 1956-65 by Peter G Farmer
  
• The Place-name ‘Chester’ in the Parish of Wykeham by F C Rimington
  
• A Resistivity Survey at Ayton Castle by C P Evans
  
• The Donkin Jug by J G Rutter
  
• Archaeological Index for North-East Yorkshire for 1967-68 by J G Rutter

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No. 10 (1967)

• Editorial
  
• Edward Harding of No 2 Quay Street, Scarborough by Alice H Haigh
  
• Obituary: Brig Gen Sir Edward Whitley
  
• Dating the Past by J H Martin
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire: Interim Report No 5 by J G Rutter
  
• Excavation of Small Cairns on Spaunton Moor by R H Hayes
  
• A Small Rectangular Embanked Enclosure on Moorsholm Moor by R H Hayes
  
• Archaeological Index for North-East Yorkshire Edited by J G Rutter
  
• The Society’s Publications

No. 9 (1966)

• Obituary: Clive Rudeforth
  
• The Allerston Story. Excavations at the Allerston Manor Site 1962-1964 by F C Rimington
  
• Hoard of 16th Century Coins found in St Thomas Street, 1960 by J G Rutter
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire: Interim Report No 4 by J G Rutter
  
• Excavations within an Embanked Enclosure at Westfield Manor, Snainton by R H Hayes
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1965-1966

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No. 8 (1965)

• Foreword by The Chairman
  
• Rescue Operations in Quay Street by J H Martin
  
• Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North-East Yorkshire
• Interim Report No 3 by J G Rutter
  
• 1963 Excavations at Osgodby by P Farmer
  
• A Note on the Fulling Industry in the Scarborough District by F C Rimington
  
• The East Ayton Fulling Mill - A Medieval Village Industry by F C Rimington
  
• Archaeological Index for North-East Yorkshire 1964-65 by The Editor, J G Rutter
  
• Obituary Notices

No. 7 (1964)

• The Place-Name Scarborough: A Further Note by J G Rutter
  
• Farming in the North of the Vale of Pickering in 1801 (Part 2) by N Muriel Musto
  
• The Medieval Ports & Trade of North East Yorkshire (Part 2) by Bryan Waites
  
• Landscape History at Brompton-by-Sawdon (Part 2) by J H Rushton
  
• Archaeological Index for North East Yorkshire 1962-3
  
• Changes in Constitution

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No. 6 (1963)

• Cairn-Groups & Ancient Field Systems in North East Yorks by R H Hayes
  
• Farming in the North of the Vales of Pickering in 1801 (Part 1) by N Muriel Musto
  
• The Medieval Ports & Trade of North East Yorkshire (Part 1) by Bryan Waites
  
• Landscape History at Brompton-By-Sawdon (Part 1) by J H Rushton
  
• A Geological Guide to the Iron Deposits of the Scarborough District (Part 1) by P C Robinson
  
• The Archaeological Index - 1961/1962 North East Yorkshire

No. 5 (1962)

• Foreword by The Chairman
• The Jet Industry on the Yorkshire Coast by P C Robinson
• Some Observations of Turf Mazes by T J Mitchell
• Local surnames of the Middle Ages by F C Rimington
• A Flintlock gun found in Throxenby Mere by P D Russell
• Medieval Footwear from St Mary’s Street, Scarborough by F C Rimington
• Obituary Notices: Professor L S Palmer; W P Baker and H W Poulter List of the Society’s Publications

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No. 4 (1961)

• Report for the Year 1960-1961
  
• Alum: a Brief History of a Dead Industry by J G Rutter
  
• The ‘Deserted’ Village of Osgodby in the Parish of Seamer by F C Rimington
  
• ’966 And All That’ by W H Smettem
  
• A Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East Yorkshire Interim Report No 2 by J G Rutter
  
• Obituary Notices (P Corder and R W Crosland) by R H Hayes

No. 3 (1960)

• The Second Five Years
  
• Elections at Scarborough for the Long Parliament, 1640-47 by G C F Forster
  
• The Chantry at Osgodby in the Parish of Seamer by F C Rimington
  
• A Survey of Linear Earthworks and Associated Enclosures in North East
• Yorkshire Interim Report No 1 by J G Rutter
  
• The Hambleton Street by R H Hayes
  
• The Excavation of the Kirkless Barrow by W H Lamplough and J R Lidster
  
• Rules and Constitution, Amendment

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No. 2 (1959)

• The First Five Years
  
• The Old Quaker Burial Ground in Farndale by J P Best
  
• The Companions of the Conquerer by Canon E C Hudson
  
• In the Footsteps of Rome by J H Martin
  
• Historical Note on the Name ‘King Alfrid’s Cave’ by W H Lamplough and J R Lidster
  
• The Iron Age Pits on Castle Hill, Scarborough by J G Rutter

No. 1 (1958)

• The Society and the Museum: Fifty Years of Archaeological Memories by C J Taylor
• The Records of Scarborough to 1835 by G C F Forster
• The Hulleys Stone Circle by F C Rimington
• Romano-British Dwelling Sites in North & East Yorkshire by R H Hayes
• Archaeology and Fresh Air by J H Martin
• A Baker’s Oven in Cook’s Row, Scarborough by J G Rutter and F C Rimington
• Rules and Constitution

Listing compiled by Vanessa Milner

 
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