Peter Arrowsmith is a former deputy director of the University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. He holds a MA from the University of Oxford and PhD from the University of Manchester.

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Peter ArrowsmithChapter 2: Methodology – Peter Arrowsmith and John RobertsChapter 3: The excavation – Peter Arrowsmith, Graham Eyre-Morgan, Stuart Holden, Peter Noble and John RobertsChapter 4: Lithic assemblage – A.M. MyersChapter 5: Prehistoric pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Robert A. IxerChapter 6: Romano-British coarse pottery – R.S. LearyChapter 7: Samian ware – Margaret WardChapter 8: Medieval pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Jane YoungChapter 9: Cheshire briquetage – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 10: Fired clay material – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 11: Roman coins – David ShotterChapter 12: Metalwork – Christine Howard-Davis with contributions by Nick HerepathChapter 13: Medieval arrowheads – Geoff Gaunt and Sonia O’ConnorChapter 14: Stone objects – John Cruse, Graham Eyre-Morgan and Peter Noble Chapter 15: Oil shale and related material – Fraser HunterChapter 16: Glass objects – Christine Howard-Davis with a contribution by Harriet FosterChapter 17: Metallurgical analysis – Roger C.P. Doonan and Heather Greybull with a contribution by David DungworthChapter 18: Palaeoenvironmental material – Charlotte O’Brien, Tim Mighall, Helen Ranner and Lorne ElliottChapter 19: Conclusion: the site in context – Peter Arrowsmith, A.M. Myers and Peter NobleAppendix 1: Medieval Mellor and Peak Forest – Peter ArrowsmithAppendix 2: The later history of the site – John W.S. HearleAppendix 3: Clay tobacco pipes – David A. HigginsBibliography

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Peter Arrowsmith is a former deputy director of the University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. He holds a MA from the University of Oxford and PhD from the University of Manchester.

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Peter ArrowsmithChapter 2: Methodology – Peter Arrowsmith and John RobertsChapter 3: The excavation – Peter Arrowsmith, Graham Eyre-Morgan, Stuart Holden, Peter Noble and John RobertsChapter 4: Lithic assemblage – A.M. MyersChapter 5: Prehistoric pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Robert A. IxerChapter 6: Romano-British coarse pottery – R.S. LearyChapter 7: Samian ware – Margaret WardChapter 8: Medieval pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Jane YoungChapter 9: Cheshire briquetage – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 10: Fired clay material – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 11: Roman coins – David ShotterChapter 12: Metalwork – Christine Howard-Davis with contributions by Nick HerepathChapter 13: Medieval arrowheads – Geoff Gaunt and Sonia O’ConnorChapter 14: Stone objects – John Cruse, Graham Eyre-Morgan and Peter Noble Chapter 15: Oil shale and related material – Fraser HunterChapter 16: Glass objects – Christine Howard-Davis with a contribution by Harriet FosterChapter 17: Metallurgical analysis – Roger C.P. Doonan and Heather Greybull with a contribution by David DungworthChapter 18: Palaeoenvironmental material – Charlotte O’Brien, Tim Mighall, Helen Ranner and Lorne ElliottChapter 19: Conclusion: the site in context – Peter Arrowsmith, A.M. Myers and Peter NobleAppendix 1: Medieval Mellor and Peak Forest – Peter ArrowsmithAppendix 2: The later history of the site – John W.S. HearleAppendix 3: Clay tobacco pipes – David A. HigginsBibliography

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Peter Arrowsmith is a former deputy director of the University of Manchester Archaeological Unit. He holds a MA from the University of Oxford and PhD from the University of Manchester.

• Chapter 1: Introduction – Peter ArrowsmithChapter 2: Methodology – Peter Arrowsmith and John RobertsChapter 3: The excavation – Peter Arrowsmith, Graham Eyre-Morgan, Stuart Holden, Peter Noble and John RobertsChapter 4: Lithic assemblage – A.M. MyersChapter 5: Prehistoric pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Robert A. IxerChapter 6: Romano-British coarse pottery – R.S. LearyChapter 7: Samian ware – Margaret WardChapter 8: Medieval pottery – Christopher Cumberpatch with a contribution by Jane YoungChapter 9: Cheshire briquetage – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 10: Fired clay material – Elaine L. MorrisChapter 11: Roman coins – David ShotterChapter 12: Metalwork – Christine Howard-Davis with contributions by Nick HerepathChapter 13: Medieval arrowheads – Geoff Gaunt and Sonia O’ConnorChapter 14: Stone objects – John Cruse, Graham Eyre-Morgan and Peter Noble Chapter 15: Oil shale and related material – Fraser HunterChapter 16: Glass objects – Christine Howard-Davis with a contribution by Harriet FosterChapter 17: Metallurgical analysis – Roger C.P. Doonan and Heather Greybull with a contribution by David DungworthChapter 18: Palaeoenvironmental material – Charlotte O’Brien, Tim Mighall, Helen Ranner and Lorne ElliottChapter 19: Conclusion: the site in context – Peter Arrowsmith, A.M. Myers and Peter NobleAppendix 1: Medieval Mellor and Peak Forest – Peter ArrowsmithAppendix 2: The later history of the site – John W.S. HearleAppendix 3: Clay tobacco pipes – David A. HigginsBibliography

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