PUBLICATIONS HELD BY THE - National Pipe Archive
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Davey, P. J., and White, S. D., (2002) „The clay tobacco pipes‟ in I Roberts (et al) „Pontefract Castle:<br />
archaeological excavations 1982-86‟, Yorkshire Archaeology, 8, West Yorkshire Archaeological Services, 226-<br />
249. (LIVNP 2002.11.01)<br />
White, S. D., and Davey, P. J., (2000) Eighteenth and nineteenth century clay tobacco pipes from Pontefract<br />
Castle, unpublished manuscript for West Yorkshire Archaeological Services (LIVNP 2002.03.01)<br />
White, S. D., (2001) Clay tobacco pipes from excavations at Old Hall Farm, Pontefract, 1996, unpublished<br />
manuscript for West Yorkshire Archaeological Services (LIVNP 2002.09.01)<br />
White, S. D., (2002) Clay tobacco pipes from excavations at Spink Lane, Pontefract, 2001, Unpublished<br />
manuscript for West Yorkshire Archaeological Services (LIVNP 2002.08.01)<br />
WILTSHIRE<br />
Atkinson, D.R., (1965) „Clay tobacco pipes and pipemakers of Marlborough‟, Wiltshire Archaeol and Nat Hist<br />
Magazine 60, 85-95. (LIVNP 1997.89.2)<br />
Atkinson, D.R., (1970) „Clay tobacco pipes and pipemakers of Salisbury, Wilts‟, Wiltshire Archaeol and Nat<br />
Hist Magazine 65, 177-188. (LIVNP 1997.89.3)<br />
MacDonald, A. H., (1938) „Clay tobacco pipes found at Marlborough‟, Marlborough College Nat Hist Soc,<br />
137-141. (LIVNP 2000.01.143)<br />
PART 2: INTERNATIONAL<br />
GENERAL<br />
Quick, R (nd) „Primitive art as exemplified in tobacco pipes‟ [from an unidentified publication] 133-138.<br />
(LIVNP 2000.01.111)<br />
AFRICA<br />
Anon (nd) „An old craft lives on in Africa – thanks to fussy women smokers‟ Western Tobacco Journal, 14.<br />
[An article about Xhosa pipes of the Bantu] (LIVNP 2000.01.90)<br />
Clague, A. (2000) „An analysis of clay tobacco pipes from Timbuktu: origins and social use‟ BA dissertation<br />
submitted to the Dept of Ancient History and Archaeology at the University of Manchester. 45 pages plus<br />
illustrations and colour plates (LIVNP 2006.11.01)<br />
Calvocoressi, D., (1975) „European trade pipes in Ghana‟ West African Journal of Archaeology, 5, 195-200).<br />
(LIVNP 2005.20.01)<br />
Philips, J. E., (1983) „African smoking and pipes‟ J African History, 24, 303-319. (LIVNP 2006.10.01)<br />
Shaw, M., (1935) „Some native snuff-boxes in the South African Museum‟ Annals of the South African<br />
Museum, 24, 141-162, Plates 24-31. (LIVNP 2006.01.02)<br />
Shaw, M., (1938a) „South African Native Snuff-boxes‟ Annals of the South African Museum, 24, 221-252,<br />
Plates 63-75. (LIVNP 2006.01.01)
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