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There has always been the opportunity to publish longer articles on=20
bell history in the county archaeological society journals, as has=20
been done by many bell historians in the past. As far as I am=20
aware, they are always on the lookout for things to publish relevant=20
to the county or area they cover.=20=20=20
[True, but finding them can be the issue although with the CC Library lists=
and John Ketteringham's list the situation has improved. I've recently acq=
uired a copy of the excavation report on the Byrdall foundry in Exeter (an =
off-print from the Proceedings of the Devon Archaological Society). It is g=
ood, and considers the products of the foundry (i.e. bells and domestic ves=
sels) as well as the foundry site itself.]
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There has always been the opportunity to publish longer articles on=20
bell history in the county archaeological society journals, as has
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done by many bell historians in the past. As far as I am
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they are always on the lookout for things to publish relevant
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or area they cover.
[True, but finding them can be the issue a=
lthough=20
with the CC Library lists and John Ketteringham's list the situation has=20
improved. I've recently acquired a copy of the excavation report on the Byr=
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foundry in Exeter (an off-print from the Proceedings of the Devon Archaolog=
ical=20
Society). It is good, and considers the products of the foundry (i.e. bells=
and=20
domestic vessels) as well as the foundry site itself.]
David
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