Evans, John Sir
Also known as
Evans, John
Born 1823-01-01
Died 1908-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF2603515
- WikidataQ1246324
- ISNI000000011354331X
- Open LibraryOL351628A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain -- Antiquities (4)
- England (2)
- Geography -- Terminology (1)
- Hydrography -- Nomenclature (1)
- British Coins (1)
- Frome (1)
- Coins, British (1)
Books by Evans, John Sir
Total count: 20
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A revision and explanation of geographical & hydrographical terms, and those of a nautical character, relating theretowith descriptions of winds, storms, clouds, changes which take place in the atmosphere, &c.P. Rose1824-01-01
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Remarks on "the coins of Cunobeline and of the ancient Britons"1850-01-01
An account of some rare and unpublished ancient British coinsNumismatic Society of London1860-01-01-
An account of a hoard of ancient British coins discovered in the neighbourhood of Fromecommunicated to the Numismatic Society of Londons.n.1861-01-01
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The coins of the ancient BritonsB. Quaritch1864-01-01
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The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great BritainLongmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer1872-01-01
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The coinage of the ancient Britons and natural selection.1875-01-01
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An address delivered to the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and IrelandPrinted by Harrison and Sons1878-01-01
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Address to the Antiquarian Section of the meeting of the (Royal Archaeological) Institute at Northampton, 1878.(s.n.)1878-01-01
The ancient bronze implements, weapons, and ornamentsof Great Britain and Ireland.Longmans, Green & Co.1881-01-01
The ancient bronze implements, weapons and ornaments of Great Britain and Ireland.1881-01-01-
Roman coins discovered in Lime Street, London.1882-01-01
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L' age du bronzeinstruments, armes et ornements de la Grande Bretagne et de l'IrlandeG. Baillière et cie1882-01-01
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Unwritten history, and how to read ita lecture to the working classes, delivered at the meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, held at Southampton, August, 1882J.S. Virtue1882-01-01
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Anglo-Saxon coins found in Meaths.n.1885-01-01
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AddressPrinted by Spottiswoode1897-01-01
The origin, development and aims of our scientific societiesW. Trounce1900-01-01
A popular history of the ancient Britons or the Welsh peoplefrom the earliest times to the end of the nineteenth centuryElliot Stock1901-01-01-
A popular history of the ancient Britons or the Welsh peoplefrom the earliest timesto the end of the nineteenth century.Cheap edition.Elliot Stock1903-01-01
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On a hoard of Roman coins found in the Mendip Hillss.n.