Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, Volume 105 (2001)
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Field-Walking and the late Upper Palaeolithic of Nottinghamshire by Roger Jacobi, Daryl Gaston and Jenny Brown17
A Roman Field System at Redhill, Ratcliffe on Soar by Michael Dawson
Excavations on the Deserted Medieval Settlement of Keighton, Nottinghamshire, 2000-01 by Lloyd Laing
Blyth Priory: A Romanesque Church in Nottinghamshire by Peter Coffman and Malcolm Thurlby
Nottingham’s Underground Maltings and other Medieval Caves: Architecture and Dating by Alan MacCormick
The Development of Private Hunting Rights in Nottinghamshire, c. 1100-1258 by David Crook
The Nottinghamshire History Lecture, 2001: ‘Lewd and Dissolute Women’: Women and Crime in Seventeenth-Century Nottinghamshire by Linda Lees
Victorian Vulpicide: A Hunting and Shooting Dispute in South Nottinghamshire by John Fisher
The Webb Family and Its Ownership of Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire, 1860-1925 by Rosalys Coope
The Holbrook Bequest for Commemorative Plaques: Tradition, Narrative and ‘Local Patriotism’ in Victorian Nottingham by Stuart Birch
Frustrated Ambition: The Nottingham Boundary Extension of 1933 by John Beckett
Archaeology in Nottingham 2000 edited by Sarah Speight
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