ArchÃ]ologia Adelensis

ArchÃ]ologia Adelensis, by Henry Trail Simpson, is a detailed historical exploration of the parish of Adel in the West Riding of Yorkshire. Published in 1879, this work delves into the past and present associations of Adel, providing an intricate delineation of its archaeological, topographical, and scriptural significance.

Simpson meticulously examines the historical context of Adel, drawing upon archaeological findings, local records, and religious texts to paint a comprehensive picture of the parish's development. The book offers insights into the lives of the people who inhabited Adel, the religious practices that shaped their community, and the physical landscape that defined their world. This historical account is an invaluable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of Yorkshire.

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