The Morris Ring Archive
The Ampney Crucis Page

Last updated 17 November 1999

It is convenient for many Archive users to be able to consult material which is grouped together in easily accessible form by tradition or geographical location. The Ring Archive has collated such information and the items relating to Ampney Crucis, Gloucestershire, are detailed below.

Itens marked with a [] are "Restricted to Archive" and are only available for consultation within the Archive, all others can be suplied in photocopy form.

A. Published Sources.

• Williams, A., "Folk-Songs of the Upper Thames District", Word-Lore, Vol 1 No 1 (1926), p12-16.
  A list of the villages at which the author encountered morris teams during his song collecting travels.
  
• Williams,A., Folk-Songs of the Upper Thames, London: Duckworth, (1923)
  A slightly reworked list of the villages at which the author encountered morris teams during his song collecting travels.
  
• Chandler, K, Morris Dancing in the English South Midlands, 1660-1900. A Chronological Gazetteer, London: Hisarlik Press, (1993), 67.
  

Further information is available in Sharp's Field Notebooks. Copies are not presently available in the Archive.

A complete set of the above references can be supplied. Price on application.