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References and Further Reading

This section includes entries from John Barber’s Bibliography in his Para 12 above; these are indicated by asterisks.
It also includes articles by him which appeared in Rutland Record, as mentioned in the Introduction.

Archive and unpublished sources

J L Barber’s Oakham Castle excavation archive (plans, photographs, slides, pottery and small finds), Rutland County
Museum.
Cullingworth, W, Map of Oakham Lordshold 1787 (Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland, DE3443
(DG7)).
Oakham Enclosure Map 1836 (Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland, Ma/En/R36/1).
HER (Leicestershire & Rutland Heritage & Environment Record), previously known as the SMR (Sites & Monuments
Record), maintained by Leicestershire County Council Heritage Services, County Hall, Glenfield, Leicester.

Published sources

Articles by John Barber

Barber, John L, Oakham Castle Excavations, The Oakhamian LXX (Easter Term 1955); LXXI (Summer Term 1956);
LXXII (Summer Term 1957); LXXII (Christmas Term 1957); LXXIII (Summer Term 1958).
— Article in Stamford Mercury (14th September 1956).*
— The Story of Oakham School (Sycamore Press 1984).
— Oakham School 140 years ago, Rutland Record 3 (1983), 118-20.
— Thomas Crapper and his Manhole Covers, Rutland Record 4 (1984), 152-53.
— The Wase Papers in the Bodleian Library, Rutland Record 6 (1986), 212-13.
— Various entries in Who Was Who in Rutland, Rutland Record 8 (1988).
— Byron: the Oakham connection, Rutland Record 12 (1992), 87.
Leeds, E T, & Barber, J L, An Anglian cemetery at Glaston, Rutland, Antiquaries Journ XXX (1950), 185-89.

Other titles

Anon, Oakham Horseshoes. A list of horseshoes including those listed by Speed, Wright and in a MS of 1795, which
are now lost. Rutland Magazine V (1911-12), 89-92.*
Arnold, A, & Howard, R, Oakham Castle, Castle Lane, Oakham, Rutland: tree-ring analysis of timbers (English Heritage
Res Rep 23, 2013).
Barnard, Francis P, The Casting-Counter and the Counting Board (Oxford University Press 1917).
Blunt, C E, & Lyon, C S S, The Oakham hoard of 1749, deposited c.980, Numismatic Chronicle, 7th ser, 19 (1979),
111-21.
Buck, Samuel & Nathaniel, The South-East view of Okeham-Castle in the County of Rutland, Manual of British
Topography (1730).
Clay, P, Neolithic/Early Bronze Age pit circles and their environs at Oakham, Rutland, Proc Prehist Soc 64 (1998) 293-
330.
Clough, T H McK, The Horseshoes of Oakham Castle (3rd ed, Rutland County Council 1999 (first published by
Leicestershire Museums 1978)).*
— Oakham Castle: A Guide and History (4th ed, Rutland County Council 2008 (first published by Leicestershire
Museums 1981)).
— Medieval Settlements at Nether Hambleton and Whitwell, in Ovens, Robert, & Sleath, Sheila, The Heritage of
Rutland Water (Rutland Local History & Record Society, Rutland Record Series 5, 2007), 421-43.
Emmerson, R, Twelfth Century Sculpture at Oakham Castle (Leicestershire Museums 1981).
Finch, Pearl, Oakham Castle (1903).
Gathercole, P W, Excavations at Oakham Castle, Rutland 1953-54, Trans Leicestershire Archaeol & Hist Soc 34 (1958),
17-38.*
Good, O, & Mepham, L, Time Team’s investigations at Oakham Castle, Rutland Record 33 (2013), 131-33.
Hamilton Thompson, A, Oakham Castle: A lecture delivered before the Members of the Rutland Archaeological &
Natural History Society, Rutland Magazine V (1911-12), 80-88.*
Hartley, Robert F, The Medieval Earthworks of Rutland: a survey (Leicestershire Museums Archaeological Report 7,
1983).
Hartshorne, C H, The Hall of Oakham, Archaeol Journ 5 (1848), 124-42.

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