Stocker, David

Articles
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Sex, self-censorship and the Anglo-Saxonist:: Baldwin Brown's 'sheela' at Great Hale
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology
Authors: Ros Beevers, David Stocker
Source: Lincolnshire Past & Present, 42
Year: 2000
Dataset: BIAB
Recent work at Monks' Abbey, Lincoln [trial excavations]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Lincolnshire History & Archaeology, 19
Year: 1984
Dataset: BAA
Who settled where, and why?
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: English Heritage Conservation Bulletin, 26
Year: 1995
Dataset: BAB
Choosing industrial monuments
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: English Heritage Conservation Bulletin, 27
Year: 1995
Dataset: BAB
Sacred profanity: the theology of rabbit breeding and the symbolic landscape of the warren
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: World Archaeology, 28
Year: 1996
Dataset: BIAB
Evidence for a pre-Viking church adjacent to the Anglo-Saxon barrow at Taplow, Buckinghamshire
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: The Archaeological Journal, 152
Year: 1996
Dataset: BIAB
'Also a soldier...'. Evidence for a Mithraeum in Lincoln?
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Lincolnshire History & Archaeology, 32
Year: 1997
Dataset: BIAB
The Lincoln Stonebow and the flattery of princes
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Maney Publishing
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 150
Year: 1997
Dataset: BIAB
Fons et origo:: the symbolic death, burial and resurrection of English font stones
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for Church Archaeology
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Church Archaeology, 1
Year: 1997
Dataset: BIAB
A hitherto unidentified image of the Mithraic god Arimanius at Lincoln?
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Britannia, 29
Year: 1998
Dataset: BIAB
The early Norman castle at Lincoln and a re-evaluation of the original west tower of Lincoln cathedral
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Medieval Archaeology, 41
Year: 1998
Dataset: BIAB
'A very goodly house Longging to Sutton . . .' a reconstruction of 'John of Gaunt's Palace', Lincoln
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Lincolnshire History & Archaeology, 34
Year: 1999
Dataset: BIAB
A newly identified figure of the Virgin from a late Anglo-Saxon rood at Great Hale, Lincolnshire
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: The Society of Antiquaries of London
Authors: David Stocker
Source: The Antiquaries Journal, 80
Year: 2000
Dataset: BIAB
Lord Hussey's windows — martyrdom through defenestration in Lincoln?
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: The Society of Antiquaries of London
Authors: David Stocker
Source: The Antiquaries Journal, 83
Year: 2003
Dataset: BIAB
The quest for one's own front door:: housing the vicars choral at the English cathedrals
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Vernacular Architecture Group
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Vernacular Architecture, 36
Year: 2005
Dataset: BIAB
Little Sturton rediscovered. Part 1:: the grange of Kirkstead Abbey
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for Lincolnshire History & Archaeology
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Lincolnshire History & Archaeology, 40
Year: 2005
Dataset: BIAB
Two newly discovered fragments of pre-Viking sculpture:: evidence for a hitherto unsuspected early church site at South Leverton, Nottinghamshire?
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: The Thoroton Society
Authors: David Stocker
Source: Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, 111
Year: 2008
Dataset: BIAB
St Paul’s Cathedral, AD 604-1087
Type: Article in serial
Authors: David Stocker
Source: London Archaeologist, 12
Year: 2008
Dataset: biab_online
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