Castle Studies Group Bibliography No. 22 2009

Page 128: Totnes. S. E. Rigold’s paper:- for ‘excavation’ read ‘excavations’, and the volumedetails should read 86 (1954), 228-56.*Page 166: 4th line up:- for ‘Ravelin’ read ‘The Redan’, which would make the following entriesneeding to be integrated in The Redan entries on page 167.Page 338: Knaresborough, 3rd item:- for ‘of Knaresborough’ read ‘at Knaresborough’.Page 636: penultimate item, Lynn, C.J.:- for ‘ibid’ read ‘Journal of the Galway Archaeologicaland Historical Society’.Material that should have been included in the Bibliography 1945-2006Part 1 – General: (a) Books and pamphletsAnon. Castles & cathedrals: 100 amazing views from www.getmapping.com. London:HarperCollins, 2001*Lewis, M. J. The archaeological authority of the Bayeux Tapestry. Oxford: John and EricaHedges, 2005* (BAR British series; 404) (see especially pp. 31-36).Watson-Smyth, M. (ed.). Deserted bastions: historic naval & military architecture. London:SAVE Britain’s Heritage, 1993*(b) Periodical articlesCoad, J. ‘Four castles – approaches to conservation and display at Castle Acre Castle, PevenseyCastle, Hurst Castle and Fort Brockhurst’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 59 (2005), 129-34*Coad, J. G. ‘Matching the threat? Some defences in southern England during the Hundred YearsWar’, ibid 60 (2006), 145-52*Manning, C. ‘The late use of medieval castles in Ireland as military barracks’, ibid 59 (2005),87-94*Manning C. ‘Defensive features of Irish medieval churches’, ibid 60 (2006), 45-52*Murphy, M. and O’Conor, K. ‘Castles and deer parks in Anglo-Norman Ireland’, Eolas: theJournal of the American Society of Irish Medieval Studies 1 (2006), 53-70*Saunders, A. D. ‘Sir Bernard de Gomme: a Dutch military engineer in English service’,Vestingbouw Overzee, Vestingbouw Kundige Bijdragen 4 (1996), 8-17*Stell, G. ‘Fortified churches and protected places in medieval Scotland: some problems ofdefinition’, Europa Nostra Scientific Bulletin 60 (2006), 79-86*25