"A Bronze Age Axe from Quernmore" ⬇️

"A Bronze Age Flat Axe from Crook, Thurnham" ⬇️

"A Bronze Socketed Axe from Ellel" ⬇️

"A Canal Building at Tewitfield Locks" ⬇️

"A Gold Ring from Borwick" ⬇️

"A Medieval Net-Sinker from the River Lune" ⬇️

"A Pilgrim Ampulla from Silverdale" ⬇️

"A Plan of St Peter's Church, Heysham" ⬇️

"A Roman Coin Hoard found near Ulverston" ⬇️

"A Roman Coin Hoard from St George's Quay Lancaster" ⬇️

"A Tale of Two Summer Houses" ⬇️

article

"An 18th Century Coin Hoard from Scorton" ⬇️

article published January 1991 in Contrebis

"Bronze Age Metalwork from Warton" ⬇️

"Carnforth Viking Treasure" ⬇️

"Damasgill or Mainstones Quarry, Ellel" ⬇️

"Defence of the Realm: Relics of World War II Around Lancaster" ⬇️

scholarly article published January 2005 in Contrebis

"Donald Michael ('Mike') Goth 1929-2005"

"Early Ship-Building in Warton Parish" ⬇️

article published January 1992 in Contrebis

"Evidence for Roman Burials in Lancaster" ⬇️

article

"Excavations at Cockersand Abbey, Lancashire, 1923-27" ⬇️

article published January 1975 in Contrebis

"Fenton House, Lancaster (formerly the Trades Hall)" ⬇️

article published January 2004 in Contrebis

"Gazetteer of Recent Finds" ⬇️

"Gazetteer" ⬇️

"Hornby Town Hall" ⬇️

"Hornby: Admiral Tatham's School" ⬇️

"Iron Age/Romano-British Quernstone from Arkholme" ⬇️

"More Post-Medieval Coin Hoards from Lancashire" ⬇️

"More Pottery from Silverdale" ⬇️

article published in 2004

"New Bronze Age Find From Lancaster District" ⬇️

"Recent finds from North Lancashire" ⬇️

"Roman Finds and J.S. Slinger" ⬇️

"The Garstang - Heron Syke Turnpike Road; two examples of modernisation in the nineteenth century" ⬇️

"The Lancaster Rule Books; a new source for the study of eighteenth century Lancaster" ⬇️

"The Murage Grant, Lancaster, 1985" ⬇️

"The Newlands Pottery Kiln Revisited" ⬇️

"The Washer Women of Golgotha" ⬇️

"Two Bronze Age axes by the same founder?" ⬇️

"Two Notes on Bridges" ⬇️

"Two objects made by French Prisoners-of-War in Lancaster City Museum" ⬇️

article

"Who was Mr Mclean of Castle Donington?" ⬇️

"Workers' Housing at Glasson Dock" ⬇️

article published in 2007

A Hoard of Roman Coins from Docker, 1975 ⬇️

article published in 1975

A Medieval Pottery Kiln at Ellel, Lancashire ⬇️

article published in 1993

A Previously Unrecorded Anglo-Saxon Cross Fragment from Lancaster ⬇️

article published in 2002

A Roman Pit at the South-West of the Mitre Yard, Lancaster ⬇️

article published in 1975

A Tudor Coin Hoard from Bolton-le-Sands ⬇️

An 18th Century Pottery Kiln at Bilsborrow, Lancs ⬇️

article published January 1998 in Contrebis

Anglo-Saxon Coins from Lancaster ⬇️

Assessment of Archaeological and Historical Evidence from Camp House, Farleton ⬇️

article

Coin Hoards in Lancaster and District ⬇️

Did Lancaster Priory Have a Precinct Wall? ⬇️

article published in 1988

Early Museums In Lakeland ⬇️

Editorial ⬇️

Excavations at Arkholme, 1973-74 ⬇️

article published in 1975

Excavations at Lancaster, April, 1975 ⬇️

article by T. W. Potter & Andrew J. White published January 1975 in Contrebis

Excavations in the Vicus, Lancaster 1973-74 ⬇️

article by Andrew J. White published January 1974 in Contrebis

Hornby Castle in the Middle Ages ⬇️

article published in 2017

Lancaster And The West Indies ⬇️

Lancaster Castle in the Middle Ages ⬇️

artículo científico publicado en 2019

Lancaster Clay Tobacco-Pipes ⬇️

Museum Notes ⬇️

article published in 1973

Museum Notes ⬇️

article published in late 1973

Museum notes and Gazetteer ⬇️

Notes and News

artículo científico publicado en 1982

Notes and News

artículo científico publicado en 1988

Scotforth Pottery ⬇️

Shrunken and Deserted Villages in North Lancashire ⬇️

scholarly article published January 1974 in Contrebis

Some Notes on Medieval Hornby ⬇️

The Romans in Lunesdale

book published in 1995

The Wery Wall - some comments ⬇️

Where was Beaumont? ⬇️

article published January 1993 in Contrebis