The Archaeology of the Clay Tobacco Pipe III: Britain: the North and West: Britain: the North and West

Blank Page Title Page Copyright Table of Contents List of Illustrations Editorial One: Richmond and Others, Pipemakers Dunfermline Two: Clay-Pipes from Dumfries & Galloway (With Particular Reference to Those of Early Date) Three: A Study of the Clay Tobacco Pipes from Hartlepool Four: M58: The Interpretation of Clay Pipe Scatters from Field Walking Five: Clay Pipes from Chester Six: An Early Clay Pipe Industry in North Wales Seven: Two Groups of Clay Tobacco Pipes from Staffordshire Eight: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Clay Tobacco Pipes Excavated from Tong Castle, Shropshire Nine: More Wiltshire Clay Tobacco Pipe Varieties Ten: Tobacco Pipe Collections in Exeter Museum Eleven: The Clay Tobacco Pipe in the Poole Area Twelve: Distribution of Clay Tobacco Pipes Round Their Place of Manufacture Thirteen: The Dating and Typology of Clay Pipes Bearing the Royal Arms