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Helston (Corn), tin mine 273
Hemington (Leics), bridge 262
Hemp Knoll barrow (Wilts) 87
Hen Domen (Mont) 234, 236, 243
henges 58, 59, 60, 75; burials 67; interpretation
61–2, 72–4; later monuments in relation to 90,
91
Hengistbury Head (Dorset): Upper Palaeolithic
site 25–6, 28; Mesolithic site 50, 51; Iron Age
port 131
Henry VIII 297
Hereford (Heref): Area of Archaeological
Importance designation 307; cemeteries 233;
defences 203, 215; suburbs 216; town plan 214
Herodian 138
Hexham (Northumb) 189
hide-working: Upper Palaeolithic 21, 28;
Mesolithic 45, 46, 49, 50; Bronze Age 104;
Iron Age 126
Hild, St 190
hillforts/hill top settlements: Bronze Age 102,
115, 120; Iron Age (illus) 113, 114, 120–3, 128–
30, 132; early historic period 186; see also
oppida
Hinton St Mary (Dorset) 168, 169
historical sources: Roman period 136–7, 138–9,
160; early historic period 178–81; medieval
period (castles 234; churches 230–1; landscape
247–8, 250; monasteries 238; towns 212, 213 );
post-medieval period 264–5 (industry 284;
landscape 270; towns 276 ); see also inscriptions
hoards: Early Bronze Age 89–90; Later Bronze
Age (illus) 95–8, 103, 107–8, 111; Iron Age
113–14, 123, 128; Roman 168; Anglo-
Scandinavian 195, 196, 197, 206; see also votive
deposits
Hodson, F.R. 114–15
Honorius 137, 178
horse burial 185
Horsehope (Peebles) 109
Hoskins, William 250
hospitals: medieval 210, 216, 230; post-medieval
276
Hound Tor (Devon) 252, 254
houses see buildings, domestic
Housesteads (Northumb) 140, 143, 144
Howe (Orkney) 130
Hull (Humb) 211, 217
human bones, Upper Palaeolithic 22, 23, 28; see also
burials
hunting see subsistence
Hurst, John 251
Hurst Fen (Suffolk) 61, 64
huts see buildings, domestic
Iceni 136, 149
Icklingham (Suffolk) 168
Inchtuthil (Perths), fortress 139, 142, 143
industrial archaeology 265, 280, 282–4, 295–6
industry: Roman 172; early historic period 194,
204–6; medieval 211, 216, 220–1, 223, 260–1;
post-medieval 264, 265–6, 272–4, 280–96; see
also technology
Ingleby (Derbys) 198
ingots, iron 125
inscriptions: Iron Age 132; Roman 138, 139, 167,
168; see also historical sources
invasion theory 6; Bronze Age 81–2, 91; Iron Age
114–15, 130
Inveraray Castle (Argyll) 269
Iona (Argyll) 188, 194
Iping II (Hants) 49, 50
Ipswich (Suffolk) 191, 194, 225
Ireland, archaeological research 9
iron ore mining/extraction 125, 129, 172, 260, 261
iron-working: Iron Age 125; Anglo-Scandinavian
205; medieval 260–1; post-medieval 272, 284,
285–6, 287
Ironbridge (Shrops) 283, 284, 289, 292, 306
Irthlingborough barrow (Northants) 87, 88, 89, 90
Jarlshof (Shetland) 6, 102, 202
Jarrow (Tyne & Wear) 179, 189, 190
Jewish communities 218
Jones, Inigo 268, 277
Jope, Martyn 250
Julius Caesar 114, 149
Jurby (Isle of Man) 198
Jutes, 184
Kelvedon (Essex) 123
Kendrick’s Cave (Gwynedd) 28, 32
Kent, kingdom of 176, 188
Kent’s Cavern (Devon) 13, 16, 17, 19, 21
Killhope (Co Durham) 273, 287
kilns: grain-drying 243, 252, 254; pottery 128, 172,
205, 294; tile 235, 239; see also lime kilns
Kilphedir (Suth) 117
King Barrows (Wilts) 87
kingdoms, early historic period 176, 177
King’s Lynn (Norfolk) 215, 217, 219, 225
Kinloch (Rum) 38, 40, 47
Kirk Andreas (Isle of Man) 200
Kirkdale (N Yorks) 207
Kirkstall Abbey (W Yorks) 243
Knap of Howar (Orkney) 60
Knighton Heath (Devon) 95
Lakenheath Warren (Suffolk) 21
Lanark (Larnarks) 211
land boundaries/division: Early Bronze Age 91,
92–3; Later Bronze Age 95, 101, 102, 103;