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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The PAS is indebted to the work and expertise of the finders, identifiers and recorders of the pieces referred to, and to other experts (acknowledged within each entry as relevant). We continue to dedicate this report to one of its previous editors, the late Geoff Egan, who remains an inspiration to us all.
Notes
1 <https://finds.org.uk/getinvolved/guides/recordingguidance> [accessed 30 January 2017].
2 Forsyth & Egan Citation2005, 52–7.
3 It has been acquired by Leeds City Museum. Others are SWYOR-9D6547 (Treasure: 2011 T193) and SWYOR-817B56 (Treasure: 2013 T35) from North Yorkshire; DUR-3B7822 (Treasure: 2011 T298) and NCL-912218 (Treasure: 2011 T75) from Northumberland. This very localised, northern distribution presumably reflects local connections among recusant Catholics.
4 Published in Noon Citation2016, 78–9.
5 Published in Henry Citation2016, 266–7; Citation2017, 92.
6 Courtney Citation1988.
7 Including PUBLIC-B873F8 and NMGW-3768A7, both previously unpublished examples of 17th-century trade tokens.
8 Previous post-medieval groups of clippings recorded through the PAS include DENO-789371 (Treasure: 2012 T858), YORYM-FE4702 (Treasure: 2009 T466) and SWYOR-AEF0A6 (Treasure: 2006 T298).
9 Published in Oakden Citation2015, 89.
10 Published in Lewis Citation2012, fig. 13.
11 Forsyth & Egan Citation2005, 79–84.
12 Stainton Citation1983.
13 Eden Citation1797.
14 Bouyer Citation1790.
15 Stainton Citation1983, 139.
16 Bouyer Citation1790.
17 Stainton Citation1983, 139.