Welsh antiquity
Subtitle: essays mainly on prehistoric topics presented to H. N. Savory upon his retirement as Keeper of Archaeology
By: edited by George C. Boon & J. M. Lewis.
Contributors: Savory, H. N. 1911-; Boon, George C.; Lewis, John Masters.
Publisher: Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Cymru
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Cardiff
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
Subjects: Savory, H. N. 1911-; Prehistoric peoples -- Wales.; Wales -- Antiquities.
Notes: "Bibliography of the published work of Hubert Newman Savory, M.A., D.Phil., F.S.A., by Elizabeth H. Edwards": p. 7-17.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Webley, D. P. How the west was won.; title: ApSimon, A. A view of the early prehistory of Wales.; title: Houlder, C. Stone axes and henge-monuments.; title: Lynch, F. Towards a chronology of megalithic tombs in Wales.; title: Burgess, C. Burials with metalwork of the later Bronze Age in Wales and beyond.; title: Probert, L. A. Twyn-y-Gaer hill-fort, Gwent.; title: Davies, J. L. and Spratling, M. G. The Seven Sisters hoard.; title: Livens, R. G. A Don terret from Anglesey, with a discussion of the type.; title: Boon, G. C. The shrine of the head, Caerwent.; title: Lewis, J. M. A survey of Early Christian monuments of Dyfed, west of the Taf.; title: Moore, D. Cambrian antiquity.