Mortimer, J. R.

Articles
Title
Account of the discovery of six ancient dwellings found under and near to British barrows on the Yorkshire Wolds.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 11
Year: 1695
Dataset: Gomme
On some crania of the round barrows of the Yorkshire Wolds.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 6
Year: 1695
Dataset: Gomme
On an underground structure at Driffield, Yorkshire.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 7
Year: 1695
Dataset: Gomme
The origin of some lines of small pits on Allerston and Ebberston moors, near Scamridge dykes in the neighbourhood of Scarborough.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Archaeological Journal, 52
Year: 1895
Dataset: Gomme
The opening of a barrow near Sledmere.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, 2
Year: 1895
Dataset: Gomme
The grouping of barrows and its bearing on the religious belief of the ancient Britons.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, 3
Year: 1895
Dataset: Gomme
The opening of six mounds at Scorborough near Beverley.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, 3
Year: 1895
Dataset: Gomme
"Killing pits" [on the north-west brow of the Goathland Moor, Yorkshire].
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Archaeological Journal, 53
Year: 1896
Dataset: Gomme
On nine embankment crosses believed to be early Christian folkmoots.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, 16
Year: 1897
Dataset: Gomme
An ancient British settlement, consisting of a double row of pits on Danby north moor, Yorkshire.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: The Archaeological Journal, 55
Year: 1898
Dataset: Gomme
Report on the opening of the so-called "Danes Graves" at Kilham, E. R. Yorks.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, 17
Year: 1899
Dataset: Gomme
An account of the discovery of Roman remains at Langton.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, 10
Year: 1903
Dataset: Gomme
Notes: on the history of the Driffield museum of antiquities and geological specimens.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Hull Scientific and Field Naturalists' Club Transactions, 1
Year: 1906
Dataset: Gomme
Evidence of the religious beliefs of the ancient Britons.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, 19
Year: 1907
Dataset: Gomme
The stature of early man in East Yorkshire.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Transactions of the East Riding Antiquarian Society, 17
Year: 1910
Dataset: Gomme
Opening of two barrows in the East Riding.
Type: Article in serial
Authors: J. R. Mortimer
Source: Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, 21
Year: 1910
Dataset: Gomme
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