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[2] In 2014 Mainman fulfilled her late husband’s "last wish" by helping to publish the final volume in a progressive series of publications about York Archaeological Trust's excavations of Jorvik. : +44 (0)1904 663000, About │ Services │ Take Part │ Resources │ Contact, Home │ Job Vacancies │ Support Us │ Case Studies │ News, York Archaeological Trust for Excavation and Research Limited. 0 [6] As he said when receiving the award, "These are very useful things and I expect to use these prerogatives very soon."[6]. The links take you to the corresponding spreadsheet. Addyman and the Trust oversaw the publication of more than 60 volumes about the archaeology of York, and added tens of thousands of items to their collection. Some records will have restricted access due to client confidentiality, and material will not be digitally available if we do not hold the copyright. From 1981 to 1983 he served as the vice-president of the Council for British Archaeology, and from 1992 until 1995 as its president. [1][3], Following his time at Cambridge Addyman worked at Queen's University Belfast, from 1962 to 1964 as an assistant lecturer in archaeology, and from then until 1967 as a lecturer. [1][13] She died on 25 November 2016;[1][13] the two had met while he was excavating an Anglo-Saxon village in Devon as a research assistant at Queen's University Belfast, and she was a doctoral student from Atlanta, Georgia. Analysing the Skeletons Excavated at the former Female Prison – By Jayne Rimmer, Skeletons in the Cupboard – By D. T. Evans, Exploring the end of Roman York, Queen’s Hotel – By Dr David Petts, Selected Roman Small Finds from the Cemetery at nos. MacGregor, A., Mainman, A. J. and Rogers, N. S. H. 1999. McComish, A Witch bottle from Judges Lodging, York – By Nicola Rogers, A Witch Bottle from the Judges Lodging, York, And its 16th and 17th Century Context – By Martin Whittaker, The Wooden Writing Tablets From Excavations At 12–18 Swinegate – By J.M. Licence Number AL 100018343 516 517 6 05 6 05 m 0 25m. endstream endobj 260 0 obj<>>>/LastModified(D:20070206113715)/MarkInfo<>>> endobj 262 0 obj[263 0 R] endobj 263 0 obj<. Addyman was a member of the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England from 1997 to 1999, the Ancient Monuments Advisory Committee from 1998 to 2001, the Places of Worship Panel from 2001 to 2004, and, currently of English Heritage. Instructions for using the catalogue are provided below the summary. McComish, Wooden Coffins and Grave Furniture from 12–18 Swinegate, 14 Little Stonegate, and 18 Back Swinegate, York – By Steven J. Allen, Excavations by York Archaeological Trust within the Walled Area to the South-West of the River Ouse - By J.M. Cool, Pendants Found at the Haymarket, Peasholme Green, York – By Nicola Rogers and Irene Szymanski, with Mags Felter, Illustrations by Lesley Collett & Irene Szymanski, Papal Bullae from Peasholme Green, York – By Nicola Rogers (with thanks to Dr Tim Pestell for his identifications and comments), A Guide To Ceramic Building Materials – By J.M.