Sussex Archaeological Society - The National Archives

CURWEN (Cont.)
Blue file "Curwen et al: Archaeological Papers"
Envelope "Notes on Roman terraces ... South Downs, Sept. 1936" (TS)
(no author's name)
Envelope "Hove Tumulus", by Eliot C. Curwen, 1924".
(offprint, 3 copies TS)
Loose papers
Correspondence, etc. including A.H. Allcroft; H. Toms;
Press cuttings.
"The Devil and the Downs" - Hadrian Allcroft's notes for his
lecture, Dec. 1, 1925.
Mount Caburn and Environs. MS notes "SAS 1911"
Notes on Middle Brow (Ditchling Beacon) No date. TS.
Envelope addressed to Mrs. A.H. Allcroft. "Tracing of Barrows,
Harvey's X", with pamphlet re enclosures and earthworks.
"The Earthworks of Sussex", by A.H. Allcroft. MS.
Envelope
Cissbury: Offprint - Brighton A Hove Herald, 3.10.1925.
Additional Items
A. Album. Sussex Aerial Photos. E. Cecil Curwen, 1928.
B. Loose-leaf book. Flint tools etc., notes and drawings. Eliot ^ W
Curwen 1909. \ g&
C. Bound volume. TS Curwen-Burstow correspondence, 1932-67.
Metal backed binders
1. Sussex Archaeology I. Documents; coins, maps, Stone Age, Bronze
Age, Iron Age.
2. Sussex Archaeology II. Romano-British, Saxon, Norman, Medieval,
Miscellaneous.
Nos. 1 and 2 comprise notes of items of archaeological interest in
Sussex and references to sources of information, compiled by Eliot
Curwen, 1936-7.
3. Catalogue of Sussex Antiquities not now in the county.
Stone Ages (Notes on whereabouts at the time of compilation)
4. As above.
Bronze Age to Miscellaneous (Notes as above)
Nos. 3 and 4 also compiled by Eliot Curwen 1936-7.