Poste, Beale, 1793-1871.
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Beale Poste
Poste, Beale
VIAF ID: 309671206 (Personal)
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Works
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| Ancient Rochester or Durobrivae, viewed as the site of Roman Camp and Station |
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| Britannic researches or, New facts and rectifications of ancient british history |
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| Celtic inscriptions on Gaulish and British coins : intended to supply materials for the early history of Great Britain. With a glossary of archaic Celtic words, and an atlas of coins |
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| Data on Tysilio’s Chrinicle, Relating to the time of its Publication, the Festival of the Round Table, the Romance “Mort D’Arthur,” etc., Etc |
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| Discovery of a Romano-British Cemetery at Westborough, Maidstone |
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| The Dutch Expedition to the Medway, in the Year 1667 |
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| Historical Sketch of the Ancient British Belgæ Inhabitants, During the Roman Period, of various Parts of Britain, and Especially of the South-Eastern Parts, Including Hampshire and the Isle of Wight |
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| The History of the College of All Saints, Maidstone (1847 edition) |
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| Observations on the supposed site of Ancient Roman Maidstone |
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| On Medieval Earthenware Vessels |
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| On the Chronicle of Tysilio, the Primary Chronicle of the Cambrians |
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| On the Coins of Cunobeline and of the Ancient Britons.-Part XII |
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| On the Coins of Uriconium |
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| On the Date of the Battle of Kaltraeth, Otherwise the Battle of Gododin or Cor-Eiddin |
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| Recent Discoveries Relating to Ancient British Chariots |
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| Remarks on Some Representations of Minstrels in Early Painted Glass |
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| Romano-British Antiquities in Bronze found in the Parish of Marden, Kent |
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| Symbolism of the Blessed Virgin in former Ages as represented by an Ancient Carving at Maidstone |
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| Territories of the Ancient British King Vortigern on the Wye, and in the South Of Wales |
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| A vindication of the Celtic inscriptions on Gaulish and British coins : with vignettes, and a plate of facsimiles of characters used in Roman writing in the first century, from Pompeii. |
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