دانلود کتاب The Spitalfields Project. Vol. 1. The Archaeology. Across the Styx

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Contents (p iiii)
Summaries (p vi)
Preface (p 1)
Acknowledgements (p 2)
History of the site (pp 3-15)
The commissions for Fifty New Churches (pp 3-6)
The building of the church (pp 6-7)
Christ Church 1729-1984 (p 7)
The crypt (pp 7-15)
Account of the excavation (pp 16-26)
Setting up the project (p 16)
Academic objectives (pp 16-17)
Health and safety considerations (pp 17-20)
Methodological approaches (pp 20-25)
Progress of the excavation (pp 25-26)
Post-excavation (p 26)
The archaeology of Christ Church (pp 27-64)
Introduction (pp 27-28)
The lower west areas (pp 28-34)
The upper west areas (pp 34-40)
The north-east areas (pp 40-46)
The south-east areas (pp 46-51)
The Herbert/Simpson areas (pp 51-54)
The Peck area (pp 54-55)
The parochial area (pp 55-62)
The eastern parochial area (pp 62-65)
Christ Church as a mortuary site (pp 65-76)
Sources of evidence (p 65)
The burial vault as a resource (pp 65-67)
The funeral industry in London 1729-1867 (pp 67-73)
Death and disposal in Spitalfields (pp 73-74)
Mortuary behaviour: the archaeological evidence (pp 74-75)
Spatial analysis (p 75)
Social variability (pp 75-76)
Material culture (pp 77-92)
Background (pp 77-78)
The burial container (pp 78-83)
Coffin furnishings (pp 83-88)
Finds from dumps (pp 88-89)
Artefacts from interments (pp 89-92)
The textiles by R C Janaway (pp 93-119)
Introduction (p 93)
Health and safety (p 93)
Conservation and analysis (pp 93-94)
Funerary textiles in the 18th and 19th centuries (pp 94-96)
Preservation of textiles and sample bias (pp 96-100)
Textiles from Christ Church: the evidence (pp 100-112)
Examples of well-preserved groups of textiles (pp 112-119)
Summary (p 119)
Formation processes at Christ Church (pp 120-129)
The formation of mortuary deposits (pp 120-121)
The depositional context at Christ Church (p 121)
Identification and recording (pp 121-121)
Cultural formation processes at Christ Church (pp 121-126)
Non-cultural formation processes at Christ Church (pp 126-129)
Conclusion (pp 130-131)
Appendix A: References to Christ Church, Spitalfields in primary documents (pp 132-133)
References to Spitalfields from the minutes of the building committee, 1711 (p 132)
References to Spitalfields from the minutes of Commissioners\' meetings, 1714-27 (pp 132-133)
From the building records, 1722-23 (p 133)
Orders in Queens Council relating to burials at Christ Church (p 133)
Appendix B: Accounts of funerals at Christ Church, Spitalfields (pp 134-135)
Account of the funeral of Mrs Sarah (Marchant) Hurlin, who died 6 May 1839 (pp 134-135)
Obituary of Colonel Paul Le Mesurier (p 135)
Appendix C: Inscriptions of memorials in Christ Church, Spitalfields (pp 136-143)
Appenidx D: Details of coffin furniture design types from Christ Church, Spitalfields (pp 144-147)
Upholstery pins (p 144)
Grips (pp 144-145)
Grip plates (p 145)
Breastplates (pp 145-146)
Escutcheons (p 146)
Lid Motifs (pp 146-147)
Inscriptions (p 147)
Appendix E: Metallurgical analysis of a selected sample of coffin furniture by Paul Budd, University of Bradford (pp 148-151)
Appendix F: Summary of a report on the examination of a ferrous coffin (2247) from Christ Church, Spitalfields by Brian Leddington, University of Bradford (pp 152-160)
Appendix G: Entomological and parasitological investigations on samples from Christ Church, Spitalfields, London (a summary) by Andrew K G Jones and Professor J. Phipps of the Environmental Archaeology Unit, York (p 161)
Appendix H: Burial catalogue codes (pp 162-163)
Bibliography (pp 164-166)
Index compiled by Lyn Greenwood (pp 167-170)

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