Castle Studies Group Bibliography No. 22 2009

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GlamorganSaunders, A. [et al.]. Guns across the Severn: the Victorian fortifications of Glamorgan.Aberystwyth: RCAHMW, 2001*MonmouthshireWhite‘A medieval bone pipe from White Castle, Monmouthshire’, J. V. S. Megaw, The Galpin SocietyJournal 16 (1963), 85-94*SCOTLANDClackmannanshireAlloaAlloa Tower. D. M. Dickie, K. J. H. Mackay and E. K. Kennedy. Alloa: Clackmannanshire FieldStudies Society, [1973]*Alloa Tower. D. M. Dickie, K. J. H. Mackay and E. K. Kennedy. Alloa: Clackmannanshire FieldStudies Society, 1981*Alloa Tower. E. K. Roy. 2nd edition. Alloa: Clackmannanshire Field Studies Society, 1987*Alloa Tower and the Erskines of Mar. A. S. Bailey [et al.]. 3rd edition. Alloa: ClackmannanshireField Studies Society; Friends of Alloa Tower, 1996*THE ISLANDSScilly Isles – Tresco‘King Charles’s Castle, Tresco, Scilly’, T. J. Miles and A. D. Saunders, Post-MedievalArchaeology 4 (1970), 1-30*IRELANDKerryCarroll, M. J. The castles of the kingdom [of Kerry]. Bantry: Bantry Studio Publications, 2004*29
LimerickNewcastle WestThe Desmond castle, Newcastle West, Co. Limerick. T. J. Westropp, with a new introduction byP. Harbison. Newcastle West: The Castle Committee, 1983*MeathStout, G. The Bend of the Boyne: an archaeological landscape. Dublin: Country House, 1997*Stout, G. Newgrange and the Bend of the Boyne. Cork: Cork University Press, 2002*SligoEgan, U. [et al.]. Archaeological inventory of County Sligo. 1. South Sligo. Dublin: StationeryOffice, 2005*Acknowledgements (Parts A and B)I am very grateful to a large number of people who provided me with information that appearsin Parts A and B, although it has to be said that I have not implemented every suggestion made,still deciding about some. I was especially glad to have information last September from the lateAndrew Saunders, who not only pointed out some material of which I was unaware, but alsomentioned three publications which I knew about, but for some reason had been omitted (theKing Charles’s Castle report + Deserted bastions + Guns across the Severn).Once again, John Bradley’s summary in Archaeology Ireland of the contents of Irishjournals has been a great help, and has enabled me to obtain copies of relevant articles from theever-helpful library staff of the Royal Irish Academy and various local societies.I must mention in particular:- Jonathan Coad; Philip Davis; Morag Fyfe for help with Alloaetc.; John Goodall; Bob Higham for the loan of the Holz book; Brian Hodkinson; PeterLeeming; Jean Mesqui; Con Manning; Kevin O’Brien; Kieran O’Conor; Izabel Pennec-Murphyfor the Kilkenny guide; Derek Renn , who supplied me with a number of references, such asthat for Anstey; Ian Stevenson; Bill Woodburn; and Bill Zajac.My apologies to anyone that I have omitted inadvertently!© John R. Kenyon 2009Email: Bibliography@castlestudiesgroup.org.ukPublished on behalf of John R. Kenyon by the Castle Studies Groupwww.castlestudiesgroup.org.uk30
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