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The Quoit Brooch Style and Anglo-Saxon Settlement: A Casting and Recasting of Cultural Identity Symbols by Seiichi Suzuki, 2000-09-07 Excavations at the Devil's Quoits, Stanton Harcourt (uk/ne-arch) by Alistair Barclay, Margaret Gray, et all 1995-12-31 Playing quoits.(pioneer games rules and regulations): An article from: The Loyalist Gazette by Gale Reference Team, 2006-03-22 Quoits: A game of skill, courage and endurance (Spalding's athletic library) by Maurice W Deshong, 1902 Comick Book of Sports (From Baseball to Badminton, Surfing, Sailing , Darts, Harness Racing, Ice Skating, Quoits, Discus, Jai Alai ETC) by Written , Drawn & Foisted on an unsuspecting Public Arnold Roth Thought Up, 1974 ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 12,579 FOR IMPROVED METHODS OF PROPELLING DISCS OR QUOITS USED IN TABLE GAMES. by Edward (inventor). Mortimer, 1889-01-01 Quoits: a Game of Skill Courage and Endurance by Spalding's Athletic Library, 1916-01-01 ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 4,684 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN TOY OR PARLOUR QUOITS OR SIMILAR GAME. by George Henry & Frederick Berry (inventors). Butterly, 1900-01-01 Quoits and Horseshoe Pitching; Lawn Bowls; Also the Italian Game of Boccie and Rules for Shuffleboard by Unknown, 1930-01-01 ORIGINAL PRINTED PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 2,063 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN RING QUOIT GAMES. (1909) by Frederic William & Thomas Izon (inventors). Russell, 1909-01-01 ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 137,170 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN APPLIANCES FOR PLAYING RING BOARD OR QUOIT GAMES. by Frederick John (inventor). Cotman, 1919-01-01 Stone Age Sites in Cornwall: Carn Brea, the Merry Maidens, Nine Maidens Stone Row, Trethevy Quoit, Chûn Quoit, Lanyon Quoit, Bant's Carn Quoits and Horseshoe Pitching, Lawn Bowls, Also the Italian Game of Boccie and Rules for Shuffleboard by SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY, 1930-01-01 Bowls Skittles & Quoits by Skipper, 1928-01-01

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81. Quoits Club
    Feltwell Quoit Club circa 1911/12 Top row from left; Bill Coleman, Bob (Piggy)Johnson, George Alfred Baxter jnr, Frank Eyres, David John Edwards, George  
    http://www.feltwellnorfolk.freeserve.co.uk/quoits_club.htm
    
    Extractions: Top row from left ; Bill Coleman, Bob (Piggy) Johnson, George Alfred Baxter jnr, Frank Eyres, David John Edwards, George Vincent (?), Albert Edward Willett, Charles Johnson, Percy William (Scuty) Wright, Herbert Willingham (Buff) Banham, Percy John Brown, Cecil Luke (Fred) Jacobs, Robert Seppings Hook Rolfe. Bottom Row from left ; Leonard Wright (landlord of The Cock), Robert Banham, Ernest Edward (Ditty) Laws, Samuel Butcher, William Eyres, William Lawrence, William Wing, Jack Tuck, George Alfred Baxter Snr, Robert Nichols, Ellis Laws, Ernest Robert (Cudge) Spencer

82. Quoits Club
    quoits Club Hunton quoits team, 2000 The quoits team plays onMonday and Wednesday evenings throughout the quoits season.  
    http://www.huntonvillage.org/id342.htm

83. Crakehall Quoits Club
    Crakehall quoits Club Last updated 1st September, 2002. Click here for Fixtures,Results Match Reports President Barrie L Morris. Lower Dales quoits League.  
    http://www.crakehall.org.uk/ls-quoits-club.html

84. The Modern Antiquarian | Giants Quoits
    Giants quoits on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK Ireland's most popular megalithiccommunity website. Giants quoits, 0 discussion topics Add a discussion topic.  
    http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/browse.php?site_id=2580

85. The Modern Antiquarian | Devil's Quoits
    Devil's quoits (Henge) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK Ireland'smost popular megalithic community website. Devil's quoits Henge,  
    http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/browse.php?site_id=577

86. Quoits / Ðóáðèêîí / Ëèíãâîñòðàíîâåä÷åñêèé ñëîâ�
    The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.rubricon.ru/danz_ann/..\ann\danz\q\q45434.asp

87. Quoits / Ðóáðèêîí / Ëèíãâîñòðàíîâåä÷åñêèé ñëîâ�
    The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.rubricon.ru/gb_ann/..\ann\gb\q\q25543.asp

88. WOODEN GARDEN QUOITS, From Down To The Wood
    To add this item into your shopping basket click Order (you can delete it later).GARDEN quoits code 1823. Best quality garden quoits set, 16 boxed complete.  
    http://www.wooden.co.uk/PicFrame/1823.html

89. The Ragged Rascal TV006 - Wooden Soldier Quoits
    Wooden Soldier quoits at The Ragged Rascal we stock an imaginative range of childrenstoys, games, books, dressing up clothes and gifts, all at competative  
    http://www.theraggedrascal.co.uk/acatalog/TV006.html

90. P.Q. WOLF'S "THE ORIGINAL TRENTON STYLE STEEL QUOITS" Tm
    PQ WOLF'S THE ORIGINAL TRENTON STYLE STEEL quoits tm. Popular for Backyard,Camping Tournament Play. The quoits weighing 2 lbs. 8 oz.  
    http://wolfs21.freeyellow.com/

91. 602 - Garden Quoits -- Giant Games From MarketNet
    602 Garden quoits. the not so young can compete on equal terms Contains5 hardwood pegs and base, 4 real rope quoits and rules.  
    http://orders.mkn.co.uk/gardengames/quoits

92. Quoits Pictures
    ***** THE quoits TOURNAMENT! **** Rosalee Good job, Dayanthie! Realmen watch quoits The judges confer who gets the point? Don  
    http://www.geo.brown.edu/geopeople/faculty/Forsyth/CRUISE_REPORT/qtspics.html

93. Devils Quoits Stone Circle & Henge 2003 Panoramic Photography By Pete Glastonbur
    Welcome to A Virtual tour of the The Devils quoits,. Oxfordshire.Panoramic Photography copyright Pete Alison Glastonbury 2000.  
    http://www.users.myisp.co.uk/~gtour/rollr/devquts.htm

94. TABLE GAMES - Pinball, Bagatelle, Skittles, Croquet, Quoits
    Table Games. Skittles and Croquet. Thumbnails with blue borderscan be clicked to enlarge. Name, Photo link, Appx.size in inches,  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/hidden.valley/14pinball.htm
    
    Extractions: in inches Description Price Table Skittles #1 appx 14 tall Wooden components come apart to pack inside cardboard box. Rules in lid. Glevum, England, c1930. X Table Skittles #2 appx 20 tall Wooden skittles and ball inside cardboard box. Rules in lid. England, c1930. Pub Table Skittles appx 24 tall Wooden pub game with scoring rack. Pulling red handle sets skittles upright. England, c1930. Genuine pub game consequently slightly worn. X Thumbnails with blue borders can be clicked to enlarge. Name Photo link Appx.size

95. Electricbrain Home Index Games Yard And Deck Games Quoits
    Famous quotes Fellow programmer, greetings! You are reading a letterwhich will bring you luck and good fortune. Just mail (or  
    http://www.electricbrain.com/index/Games/Yard_and_Deck_Games/Quoits/

96. Place Article: Reconstructing The Devil's Quoits
    Reconstructing the Devil's quoits. By Liam Rogers. Place 7/8, Winter 2001. Thearea around the Devil's quoits once contained an important ritual landscape  
    http://www.the-cutting-edge.freeserve.co.uk/place/quoits.htm
    
    Extractions: The On-Line Magazine for Planning in Harmony with the Land Reconstructing the Devil's Quoits By Liam Rogers Place 7/8, Winter 2001 About six miles west of Oxford is a ruined circle-henge known as the Devil's Quoits at Stanton Harcourt (OS reference SP 411 048). Within a bank once around two metres high and around one hundred and fifty metres in diameter was a ditch and a circle of around thirty-five megaliths. The stone circle was around eighty metres in diameter. Assays from the ditch have yielded radiocarbon dates of 2060 +/-120 B.C.E. and 1640 +/-70 B.C.E., and suggest use from the later Neolithic until well into the Bronze Age. Late Neolithic grooved ware was found in a posthole The site has been largely destroyed, from Romano-British agricultural use, the construction of an airbase runway in 1940 and extensive gravel quarrying ever since. Now only part of the ditch fill remains, along with two buried stones and fragments of another. In 1940, Grimes excavated the site, leading to the scheduling of one of the three remaining stones which he left buried for safety. Further excavations in the early seventies and late eighties enabled the plan of the monument to be ascertained "with sufficient detail to allow a reconstruction of the stone circle and associated earthworks". Further stones were recovered during the investigations, although most have been lost during quarrying The Brief for Reconstruction Works submitted by the waste company Greenways (now Hanson), which operates the site, to Oxfordshire County Council was approved in October 1998. Three specific aims were stated:

97. IPC 7 English Version Catchword Index, , Q-SWITCHING - QUOITS
    QSWITCHING - quoits. RABBETING - RAMMING. Q-SWITCHING. Q-SWITCHING in lasers.H01S 3/11. QUADRANTS. QUOINS. QUOINS for composing type. B41B 1/20. quoits. A63B65/10.  
    http://www.wipo.org/classifications/fulltext/new_ipc/ipc7/ecwq01.htm

98. Quoits
    Known variously as cairns, dolmens, quoits, tumuli and cromlech there are a particularlylarge number of them in and around the Lands End peninsular and on the  
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab3/Oddworld/quoits1.html
    
    Extractions: Cornwall possesses many megalithic chamber tombs, the last resting place of warriors from some four thousand years ago. These are probably the most fascinating of all Cornwall's many antiquities. Known variously as cairns, dolmens, quoits, tumuli and cromlech there are a particularly large number of them in and around the Lands End peninsular and on the Isles of Scilly. Among the most impressive are Lanyon Quoit , situated between Penzance and Lands End. King Arthur himself is said to have used Lanyon Quoit as a dining table on the eve of his last battle. These megalithic tombs were burial chambers not for one but many, some accommodating twenty or more corpses. They were, in effect, stone masoleums constructed of huge stone slabs which were then originally covered in earth to become burial mounds. Nature and local farmers have in many cases conspired to remove the mounds, to reveal these extraordinary monuments to Bronze Age folk. Throughout Cornwall, fields are dotted with tumuli, or burial mounds. Many have been destroyed over the centuries but hundreds still remain, merely grassy mounds to the naked eye but beneath them lie stone capped burial chambers, some containing no doubt ancient artefacts and ornate cremation urns from thousands of years ago.

99. Deck Quoits With Six Rubber Rings - BarGizmos - Bar Gizmos: Home Bar Supplies, G
    February 7, 2003. Deck quoits with six rubber rings. Customers who bought Deckquoits with six rubber rings also bought. Disposable Wine Glasses 17cl (50).  
    http://www.bargizmos.co.uk/bargizmos/item.php/ID-289

100. Stones Of England
     Home Stones of England Map Evaluations Glossary Bookshop Archæo Links Search Barrows Hillforts Settlements Stone Circles Standing Stones Stone Rows Adam's Grave Carn Euny Chûn Castle Chysauster East Kennet Maiden Castle Stoney Littleton  
     http://www.stonepages.com/england/england.html

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