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Cnoc Coig see Oronsay
coaching inns 277
coal mining: medieval 248, 285; post-medieval 273,
281, 285, 288
Coalbrookdale (Shrops) 286
Coalport (Shrops) 294
coffins: Bronze Age 87; early historic period 184,
185; Anglo-Scandinavian 198, 199
Cogidubnus 164
coins/coinage: Iron Age (Celtic 122, 123, 129,
130; Gallo-Belgic 128, 130; function 132–3);
Roman 159, 168; early historic period 179, 184–5,
191, 206; Viking 195; medieval 223, 248; see also
currency bars
Colchester (Camulodunum, Essex); Iron Age
oppidum 122, 123, 130; Roman period 136,
161, 167, 172; medieval town 225
Coleorton (Leics), coal mining 248
Collfryn (Powys) 117, 118
coloniae 161, 162
Columba, St 188
Combley (Isle of Wight) 164
Coney Island (Co Armagh) 85
Coneybury (Wilts) 58, 64, 73
Coniston (Cumbria) 273
conservation, industrial sites 295; see also
archaeological resource, management of
Conwy (Gwynedd) 214
copper mining: Bronze Age 78, 104, 105, 106;
Iron Age 128; Roman 172; post-medieval 287
copper/copper alloy-working: Early Bronze Age
78; Later Bronze Age 100, 102–3, 105, 106–8;
Iron Age 125, 128; Anglo-Scandinavian 205;
medieval 220; post-medieval 287
Corbridge (Northumb), fortress 139, 142, 143
cord rig 113
Corfe (Dorset) 235
Corlea (Ireland) 78
Cosmeston (Glam) 254
Cothill Fen (Oxon) 54
Coulererach (Islay) 38, 50–1
court cairns 67
courtyard houses 117, 130, 169
Coventry (W Mids) 212, 215, 225
Cowdery’s Down (Hants) 188
Cowlam (Yorks) 265
Craigievar (Aberdeen) 269
crannogs 3, 113, 186
Crathes Castle (Aberdeen) 269
Crawford, O.G.S. 250
cremations: Neolithic 60, 67, 71, 72; Early Bronze
Age 82, 86–7, 88, 90, 91, 93; Later Bronze Age
95, 100, 102, 108; Iron Age 123, 124, 130; early
historic period 182, 183, 184; Anglo-
Scandinavian 198
Creswellian industry 16, 17–24
Cricklade (Glos) 204
Crickley Hill (Glos) 62, 71, 120
Croft Ambrey (Heref) 120
crofting 271
Cromford (Derbys) 274
Crosskirk (Caithness), broch 116, 130
Cuerdale (Lancs), hoard 195, 196
Culduthel (Highland) 89
culture history 5–7
Culverwell (Dorset) 48–9, 53, 55
Cunliffe, Barry 115
cup and ring marked stones 91
currency bars 125
curses 168
cursus monuments 59, 60, 71, 72, 91
cursus publicus 163
Cuthbert, St 188
Cwmystwyth (Dyfed) 78
daggers, Bronze Age 92
Dallican Water (Shetland) 44
Dalmore (W Isles) 84, 85
Dalriada 176, 182
Dalswinton (Dum & Gall) 151
Dalton Parlours (W Yorks) 117, 119
Dan y Coed (Wales) 118
Danebury (Hants) 120, 121, 123
Danelaw 194, 203
Daniel, Glyn 92
Darby, Abraham 286
Dartmoor (Devon), land division 91, 101, 102
Dartmouth (Devon) 234, 288
dating methods 2–3
David I 211
Deepcar (Yorks) 43, 51
defences, medieval 214–15
demography: Mesolithic 55; Neolithic 62, 74;
Bronze Age 99; Iron Age 129; early historic
period 181; medieval 247, 257, 262; postmedieval
264, 269, 270, 276, 281
dendrochronology 3, 5, 141
Denmark, kingdom of 207
Derby (Derbys) 203, 290
Dere Street 143
Derwentcote (Co Durham) 286
deserted medieval villages 250–3, 253–4, 265
development control 305–6
diet: Roman, 148, 171–2; early historic period 205;
Anglo-Scandinavian 205–6; medieval 221–2,
243, 244, 245; see also agriculture, feasting
Dinas Powys (Glam) 186
Dinorben (Clwyd) 102
Dio Cassius 138
dioceses 229
disease 222, 291; see also Black Death
Ditchley (Oxon) 164
DNA 22, 44