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Banbury (Oxon) 215, 216
Bancroft 116, 119
banjo enclosures 117
barbed points see harpoons
Barburgh Mill (Dum & Gall), fortlet 140, 145
Barnack (Cambs) 89, 165, 189
Barnard Castle (Co Durham) 235, 243
Barnhouse (Orkney) 65
barns: Roman 164; medieval 254; post-medieval
293
Barnstaple (Devon) 213, 214
Barrow (Lincs) 232
barrows: Iron Age 123; Scandinavian 198; see also
long barrows, round barrows/cairns
Barton Bendish (Norfolk) 232
Barton Blount (Derbys) 254, 255
Barton-on-Humber (Humb), church 232, 233, 234
Barvas (W Isles) 84, 85
bastle houses 268
Bath (B&NES): Roman period 168; early historic
period 204; post-medieval period 277, 278;
World Heritage Site designation 306
bath houses 143, 161, 162
Bathampton Down (B&NES) 120
batons, Upper Palaeolithic 17, 20, 21
battle axes, Bronze Age 80, 89
beads: Upper Palaeolithic 17, 32; Mesolithic 42,
43, 44, 54–5; Bronze Age 80, 89; Iron Age 125,
126; early historic period 182
Beamish Museum (Co Durham) 283
Beckford (Worcs) 166
Bede 178, 179, 184, 185, 188
Bedford (Beds) 211, 235
Beechamwell (Norfolk) 232
Beer (Devon) 19
beetle studies 13, 15, 24, 29
Belgae 114, 115, 130
Belle Tout (Sussex) 85
Belling Law (Northumb) 170
Benedict Biscop, St 189
Benie Hoose (Shetland) 84–5
Beresford, Maurice 250–1
Bersham (Clwyd) 285
Bersu, Gerhard 6, 115
Bertha (Perths) 149
Berwick-on-Tweed (Northumb) 214, 215, 269
Bigbury (Kent) 121
Bignor (W Sussex) 165
Birrens (Dum & Gall) 141
Birsay (Orkney) 202
Bishopstone (Sussex) 117
Black Death 211, 224, 247
Black Patch (E Sussex) 100, 101
Blackpool (Lancs) 278
Blashenwell (Dorset) 49
Blenheim (Oxon) 268, 306
block houses 234
bloodstone 47, 51
boats: Mesolithic 44; Bronze Age 84, 104, 105,
106; Iron Age 131; early historic period 184;
Anglo-Scandinavian 198, 199, 202; see also ports,
underwater archaeology
Bodiam Castle (Sussex) 237
Bodmin Moor (Corn) 91, 101
bog bodies 124
Bolsay Farm (Islay) 48, 50–1
Bonawe (Argyll), ironworks 286
bone-working: Upper Palaeolithic 16–17, 20–1;
Mesolithic 50; see also antler-working
Book of Durrow 190
Book of Kells 191
Boothby Pagnell (Lincs) 235
Bordesley (Worcs) 241, 260, 288
Boston (Lincs) 211, 225
Boudiccan rebellion 136, 149, 162
Bradford (W Yorks) 290
Brandon (Suffolk) 190
Braughing-Puckeridge (Herts) 121
Brecon (Powys) 211
Brecon Beacons (Powys), tramways 293
Breiddin (Powys) 102, 120
Brewster, Tony 250
bridges: medieval 262, 274; post-medieval 274,
283, 284, 285, 292
Bridgnorth (Shrops) 214
Bridgwater canal 275
Brigantes 136, 149
Brighton (Sussex) 278
Brindley, James 292
briquetage 126
Bristol 212, 214, 215, 225, 233
Brixworth (Northants) 189
brochs 113, 117, 130
Brockhill (Surrey) 25
Broken Cavern (Devon) 25, 26
Brompton (N Yorks) 201
brooches: Iron Age 114, 131, 132; Roman 174;
early historic period 182, 184, 186, 196
Brooklands (Surrey) 125
Broom Hill (Hants) 43, 54
Broomend of Crichie (Aberdeen) 90
Brouster (Shetland) 84
Brown, Capability 272
Bruce, Sir William 269
Bruce-Mitford, Rupert 250
Brycheiniog, kingdom of 176
Bryn y Castell (Gwynedd) 125
Bu, house plan 116
building technology 221, 290
buildings, domestic: Mesolithic 43, 49; Neolithic
63, 64, 65, 75; Early Bronze Age 84, 85, 86, 91,
93; Later Bronze Age 99, 100, 101, 102, 105;
Iron Age 115, 116, 117, 120–1, 132; Roman,
162, 164, 166, 170; see also villas; early historic