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The Courtyard-House Site at Higher Bodinnar, Sancreed, Cornwall: An Early Plan

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2015

P. A. S. Pool
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Antiquity , Volume 35 , Issue 140 , December 1961 , pp. 314 - 316
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd. 1961

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References

1 J. T. Blight published a plan of Chysauster in 1861 ( Arch. J., xviii, p. 39 Google Scholar).

2 For these Romano-British sites see Hirst, F. C., J.B.A.A., 1937, p. 71 Google Scholar.

3 Cor. CRELLAS, pl. CRELLOW, rough hut or ancient ruin; MÜR, by mutation VÜR, great. An early 17th century survey mentions ‘Crelow Cornons’ at Higher Bodinnar (Henderson MSS, Truro Museum, HC/as/19).

4 Antiquities of Cornwall, 2nd edn., 1769, pp. 206, 292 Google Scholar.

5 Trans. Penzance Nat. Hist. & Ant. Soc., I, p. 247 (1848)Google Scholar; The Land's End District, 1862, pp. 45–48 Google Scholar.

6 Naenia Cornubiae, 1872, p. 259 Google Scholar; Arch. J., xxx, 1873, p. 327 Google Scholar; MS notes, plans and drawings at Truro Museum.

7 Buller, J., St. Just, 1842, p. 80 Google Scholar.

8 Henderson MSS, Truro Museum, Antiquities, I, p. 37 Google Scholar.

9 Hirst, loc. cit.; Proc. West Cornwall Field Club, 1936, p. 15 Google Scholar; ibid., 1937, p. 13; also MSS at Wayside Museum, Zennor.