Biblography

The following lists the major PRIMARY publications relating to Ad Gefrin. ( Search on-line for all other publications referencing the site).

Barnwell, P. 2005    Anglian Yeavering: A continental perspective.  In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus 174-184.

Bede Historia Ecclesiastica de Gentis Anglorum (Ed. and transl. B. Colgrave and B. Mynors. 1969.  Oxford. Clarendon Press.)

Cramp, R. 1980  Review – Yeavering: an Anglo-British Centre of early Northumbria.In Antiquity, 54, 63-5.

Cramp, R. 2005 Brian Hope-Taylor: a personal reminiscence. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 212-213.

Driscoll,S. T. 2005  Ad Gefrin and Scotland: the implications of the Yeavering excavations for the north. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus 161-173.

Ferrell. G, 1990 A Reassessment of the Prehistoric Pottery From the 1952-62 Excavations at Yeavering.  In Archaeol Aeliana5, 18, 29-49

Frodsham.  P, 1999 Forgetting Gefrin: Elements of the Past in the Past at Yeavering. In P Frodsham, P Topping and D Cowley (eds) 1999, 191-205

Frodsham, P.  2005   ‘The stronghold of its own native past’.  Some thoughts on the past in the past at Yeavering. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 13-64.

Gates. T, 2005  Yeavering and air photography: discovery and interpretation.  In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 65-83.

Harding, A .F, 1981 Excavations in the Prehistoric Ritual Complex near Milfield, Northumberland. In  Proc Prehist Soc, 47, 87-135

Hope-Taylor, B.K. 1977 Yeavering: an Anglo-British Centre of Early Northumbria. London HMSO.

Lucy, S. 2005  Early medieval burial at Yeavering: a retrospective. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 127-144.

Miket, R. 2005 Ad Gefrin today and tomorrow. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus,193-200.

Miket, R & Semple , S.  2009 Yeavering: Rediscovering the Landscape of the Northumbrian Kings. The Gefrin Trust , Archaeology in Northumberland; Discovery Series 2. Nthd Co Council.

Murray, D. 2005 Brian Hope-Taylor: a personal reflection on his life and his archive. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus,214-223.

O’Brien, C, 2002 The Early Medieval Shires of Yeavering, Bamburgh and Breamish . In Archaeol Aeliana5, 30, 53-73.

O’Brien, C. 2005a The great enclosure. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus,145- 152.

O’Brien,C. 2005b  Gefrin: organisation, abandonment, aftermath. . In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus,189-192.

Oswald, A. & Pearson, A. 2005 The Yeavering Bell hillfort. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 13-64.

Rahtz, P, 1980 Review – Yeavering: an Anglo-British centre of early Northumbria. In Medieval Archaeol, 24, 265-70.

Rahtz, P. 2005 Yeavering revisited. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus,208-211.

RCAHMS, 2002 The Brian Hope-Taylor Archaeological and Personal Papers Collection Phase 3: Detailed listing and prioritisation Report for Period 1 July 2002-31 December 2002. Available: http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/bhtreport.pdf

Ryder, P, 1991 King Edwin’s Palace: Old Yeavering Structural and Historical Assessment. Unpublished report for the Northumberland National Park Authority RCHME, 19.

86 Yeavering Estate Survey archives, National Monuments Record, collections ref: 1031529

St Joseph, J K S, 1958 Oblique aerial photographs of Yeavering Bell held in the Cambridge University collection, refs: XG 35-47

Scull, C J, 1991 Post-Roman Phase I at Yeavering: a reconsideration. In  Medieval Archaeol, 35, 51–63.

Sole, L. 2005 ‘A process of discovery.’  Exhibiting the work of Brian Hope-Taylor. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place.Tempus, 224-234.

Taylor, F. 2005 My friendship with Brian Hope-Taylor. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place.Tempus, 202-207.

Tinniswood, A, and Harding, A F, 1991 Anglo-Saxon Occupation and Industrial Features in the Henge Monument at Yeavering, Northumberland. In Durham Archaeol J, 7, 93-108.

Waddington. C, 2005 Yeavering in its Stone Age landscape. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place.Tempus, 84-97.

Ware, C. 2005  The social use of space at Gefrin. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 153-160.

Welch, M, 1984 The Dating and Significance of the Inlaid Buckle Loop from Yeavering, Northumberland. In  Anglo-Saxon Stud Archaeol Hist, 3, 77–8.

Wood, I.  2005   An historical context for Hope-Taylor’s Yeavering. In Yeavering: People, Power and Place. Tempus, 185-188.