Preserving and presenting the past in Oxfordshire and beyond : essays in Memory of John Rhodes /
Rhodes, John G.,honoree.
Henig, Martin,editor of compilation.
Paine, Crispin,editor of compilation.
Oxfordshire -- Must ancient industry remain invisible? The example of the Oxfordshire Roman pottery industry / Christopher Young -- The endowments and estates of Dorchester Abbey / James Bond -- The visit of artist John Harper to Dorchester on Thames in 1832 / Malcolm Airs & George Speake -- Arbery's of Wantage / John Steane -- 'The first great show': the English Agricultural Society at Oxford in 1839 / Arthur MacGregor -- The battles of Fisher Row / Nancy Hood -- In the beginning: memories of the first ten years in the Field Department at Oxford City & County Museum / Don Benson -- Research, recording and creativity: Oxfordshire Museums Service exhibitions and publications / Sarah Gray -- Oswald Couldrey, Abingdon artist, and the Indian Renaissance / Lauren Gilmour -- Beyond -- Archaeology, history and museum display: Roman Britain reconfigured / Martin Henig -- Modelling Calleva in Reading Museum's Silchester Gallery: combining fact and imagination / Jill Greenaway -- Drink, women and song: exploring ale-wives and related folklore / Maureen Mellor -- The potential for using miniature models in museums / Christine Bloxham -- Baler twine and old rope: museums of agriculture and rural life / Martyn Brown -- Returning home: revitalising a historic house through past occupants' lives / Val Bott -- A democratising of heritage service over four decades: the people of 'Anyplace' and their visitors / Brian Durham -- Empirical design as a product of the logic of craftsmanship / James Ayres -- A lesson from history: Vladimir Putin and the revival of 'Official Nationality' / Peter Paine -- Crumpets and clocks: how do we respect an object? / Crispin Paine -- In memoriam John Graham Rhodes 1944-2011 -- Bibliography of John Rhodes.
Includes bibliographical references.
Rhodes, John G.,
Historic preservation
Historical museums