SOMERSET ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 2014

BEQUEATHED BY PROFESSOR MICK ASTON

A hundred years of Welsh archaeology: centenary volume, 1846-1946 (Cambrian Archaeological

Assoc., 1946)

Airs, M., The Tudor and Jacobean country house: a building history (Sutton, 1995)

Alan Sorrell: early Wales re-created (National Museum of Wales, 1980)

Alcock, L., Dinas Powys: an Iron Age, Dark Age and early medieval settlement in Glamorgan

(U. Wales P.,1963)

Alcock, L., Kings & warriors, craftsmen & priests in northern Britain, AD 550-850 (Society of

Antiquaries of Scotland, 2003)

Alcock, N. & Miles, D., The medieval peasant house in midland England (Oxbow, 2013)

Aldhelm: the prose works (D.S.Brewer, 1979)

Aldred, D.H., Bishop’s Cleeve to Winchcombe in old photographs (Sutton, 1987)

Aldred, D.H., Castles and cathedrals (Cambridge U.P., 1993)

Aldred, D.H., Cleeve Hill: the history of the common and its people (Sutton, 1990)

Aldred, D.H. (ed.), Gotherington: the history of a village (Sutton, 1993)

Alexander, J. & Binski, P. (ed.), Age of chivalry (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1987)

Alexander, S., St Giles’s Fair, 1830-1914 (History Workshop, 1970)

Alington, G., The Hereford Mappa Mundi (Gracewing, 1996)

Allason-Jones, L., Roman women: everyday life in Hadrian’s Britain (Michael O’Mara, 2000)

Allen, D. & Anderson, S., Basing House Hampshire: excavations 1978-1991 (Hampshire Field

Club & Archaeological Soc., 1999)

Allen, T.G., A medieval grange of Abingdon Abbey (Oxoniensia, 1994)

Allen, T.G. & Hiller, J., The excavation of a medieval manor house of the bishops of Winchester

at Mount House, Witney, Oxfordshire (O.U. School of Archaeology, 2002)

Allison, K.J., The East Riding of Yorkshire landscape (Hodder & Stoughton, 1976)

Ambrus, V., Drawing on archaeology (Tempus, 2006)

Analecta Cartusiana n.s. 1-5 (1989-1993)

Andersen, J., The witch on the wall: medieval erotic sculpture in the British Isles (George Allen

& Unwin, 1977)

Anderson, A., Interpreting pottery (Batsford, 1984)

Anderton, M., Anglo-Saxon trading centres: beyond the emporia (Cruithne P., 1999)

Andrews D.D. (ed.), Cressing Temple: a Templar and Hospitaller manor in Essex (Essex C.C.,

1993)

Andrews, P. & others, Charter Quay (Wessex Archaeology, 2003)

Anglo-Saxon studies in archaeology and history 1-16 (O.U. Committee for Archaeology, 1979-

2009)

Archaeological research agenda for the Avebury World Heritage Site (Avebury Archaeological

& Historical Research Group, 2001)

Archaeology County Durham: issues 1-5 (Durham C.C., 2006-10)

Archaeology in Northumberland 2000-2001 (Northumberland C.C., 2001)

The archaeology of Clwyd (Clwyd C.C., 1991)

Arkell, W.J., Oxford stone (S.R. Publishers, 1970)

Arlott, J. & others, Island camera: the Isles of Scilly in the photography of the Gibson family

(David & Charles, 1972)

Armstrong, K. (ed.), The English mystics of the fourteenth century (Kyle Cathie, 1991)

Arnold, C.J., An archaeology of the early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms (Routledge, 1988)

Arnold, C.J., Roman Britain to Saxon England (Croom Helm, 1984)

Arnold, C.J., & Davies, J.L., Roman & early medieval Wales (Sutton, 2000)

Arnold, J., The Shell book of country crafts (John Baker, 1968)

Ashbee, P., Ancient Scilly (David & Charles, 1974)

Ashwin, T. & Davison A. (ed.), An historical atlas of Norfolk (Phillimore, 2005)

Astill, G.G., Historic towns in Berkshire: an archaeological appraisal (Berkshire Archaeological

Committee, 1978)

Astill, G.G., A medieval industrial complex and its landscape: the metalworking watermills and

workshops of Bordesley Abbey (C.B.A, 1993)

Astill, G.G., & Grant, A., (ed.), The countryside of medieval England (Basil Blackwell, 1998)

Aston, M. (ed.), Medieval fish, fisheries and fishponds in England (2 parts, B.A.R., 1988)

Aston, M., Monasteries (Batsford, 1993)

Aston, M., Monasteries in the landscape (Tempus, 2000 – hardback & paperback)

Aston, M., Monasteries in the landscape (Amberley, 2009)

Aston, M. & Bond, J., The landscape of towns (Sutton, 1987)

Atkinson R.J.C., Field archaeology (Methuen, 1953)

Attenborough, F.L., The laws of the earliest English kings (Llanerch, 2000)

Audouy, M. & Chapman, A., Raunds (Oxbow, 2009)

Austin, D. & Alcock, L. (ed.), From the Baltic to the Black Sea: studies in medieval archaeology

(Routledge, 1997)

Avi-Yonah, M. (ed.), Encyclopedia of archaeological excavations in the Holy Land, vols 2-4

(Oxford U.P., 1976-78)

Ayers, B., Norwich: a fine city (Tempus, 2003)

Backhouse, J., The Lindisfarne Gospels (Phaidon Press, 1981)

Backhouse, J., The Lindisfarne Gospels (Pomegranate Artbooks, 1995)

Bailey, M., Medieval Suffolk: an economic and social history, 1200-1500 (Boydell, 2007)

Bailey, R.N., Corpus of Anglo-Saxon stone sculpture IX: Cheshire and Lancashire (Oxford U.P.,

2010)

Bailey, R.N., Viking age sculpture in Northern England (Collins, 1980)

Baillie, M.G.L. Tree-ring dating and archaeology (U. Chicago P., 1990)

Baker, A.R.H. & Harley, J.B. (ed.), Man made the land (David & Charles, 1973)

Baker, D. (ed.), Medieval women (Blackwell, 1978)

Baker, J.H., The Ipsden country (William Smith, 1959)

Baker, J.T., Cultural transition in the Chilterns and Essex region, 350 AD to 650 AD (U.

Herefordshire P., 2006)

Baker, N. & Holt, R., Urban growth and the medieval church: Gloucester and Worcester

(Ashgate, 2004)

Balfour, M., Stonehenge and its mysteries (Hutchinson, 1983)

Balaam, N.D. & others (ed.), Studies in palaeoeconomy and environment in South West England

(British Archaeological Reports, 1987)

Barber, B., & Thomas, C., The London Charterhouse (Museum of London Archaeology Service,

2002)

Barber, B., & others, The Cistercian abbey of St Mary Stratford … (Museum of London

Archaeology Service, 2004)

Barber, M., The trial of the Templars (Cambridge U.P., 1978)

Barber, M., The two cities: medieval Europe, 1050-1320 (Routledge, 1992)

Barker, G. (ed.), Prehistoric communities in northern England (U. Sheffield)

Barker, P., Understanding archaeological excavation (Batsford, 1986)

Barker, P. & Higham, R., Hen Domen Montgomery: a timber castle on the English-Welsh border

Vol.1 (Royal Archaeological Institute, 1982)

Barlow, F., The English church 1000-1066 (Longmans, 1963)

Barlow, F., Exeter and its region (Exeter, 1969)

Barlow, F., The feudal kingdom of England 1042-1216 (Longman, 1992)

Barlow F., & others, Winchester in the early Middle Ages: an edition and discussion of the

Winton Domesday (Oxford U.P., 1976)

Barnard S., Digging into Custer’s Last Stand (Ventana Graphics, 1998)

Barnatt, J., & Smith, K., The Peak District: landscapes through time (Batsford, 1997)

Barnatt, J., & Williamson, T., Chatsworth: a landscape history (Windgather, 2005)

Barnes, G. & Williamson, T., Hedgerow history (Windgather, 2006)

Barnes, G.D., Kirkstall Abbey, 1147-1539 (Thoresby Society, 1984)

Barnwell, P.S. & others (ed.), The vernacular workshop: from craft to industry, 1400-1900

(C.B.A., 2004)

Barratt, D.M. & Vaisey, D.G., Oxfordshire: a handbook for students of local history (Basil

Blackwell, 1973)

Barrett, J. & Bradley, R. (ed.), Settlement and society in the British later Bronze Age (2 parts,

B.A.R., 1980)

Barrowman, R., The chapel and burial ground on St Ninian’s Isle, Shetland (Society for

Medieval Archaeology, 2011)

Barton, N., Stone Age Britain (Batsford, 1997)

Basford, V., Historic parks and gardens of the Isle of Wight (I.o.W. C.C., 1989)

Basing, P., Trades and crafts in medieval manuscripts (British Library, 1990)

Bassett, S. (ed.), The origins of Anglo-Saxon kingdoms (Leicester U.P., 1989)

Bateman, N., Gladiators at the Guildhall (Museum of London, 2000)

Batey, M., The historic gardens of Oxford & Cambridge (Macmillan, 1989)

Bealby, J. & others, A celebration of Kings Clipstone: 1000 years of history (2005)

Beard, G., The work of John Vanbrugh (Batsford, 1986)

Beauchamp, V. & Unwin, J., The historical archaeology of the Sheffield cutlery and tableware

industry 1750-1900 (ARCUS, 2002)

Beckett, J., The East Midlands from AD 1000 (Longman, 1988)

Beckett, J.V., A history of Laxton: England’s last open-field village (Basil Blackwell, 1989)

Bedwin, O., (ed.), The archaeology of Essex: proceedings of the Writtle conference (Essex C.C.,

1996)

Benedictine and Cistercian monastic yearbook (1990)

The Benedictines in Britain (British Library, 1980)

Benedictine yearbook (1997)

Beckensall, S., British prehistoric rock art (Tempus, 1999)

Beckensall, S., Northumberland’s Hidden History (Amberley, 2009)

Bell, M. & others (ed.), The experimental earthwork project, 1960-1992 (C.B.A., 1996)

Bennett, P. & others, The Roman watermills and settlement at Ickham, Kent (Canterbury

Archaeological Trust, 2010)

Bennett, S. & N., (ed.), An historical atlas of Lincolnshire (Phillimore, 2001)

Benoit, P. & Cailleaux, D., Moines & metallurgie (A.E.D.E.R., 1991)

Benson, D. & Whittle, A. (ed.), Building memories: the Neolithic Cotswold long barrow at

Ascott-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire (Oxbow, 2007)

Benson, D. & others, The upper Thames valley (Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit, 1974)

Beresford, G., Caldecote: the development and description of a Hertfordshire village (Society for

Medieval Archaeology, 2009)

Beresford, G., Goltho (English Heritage, 1987)

Beresford, M.W., History on the ground (Lutterworth Press, 1957)

Beresford, M.W., Time and place: collected essays (Hambledon P., 1984)

Beresford, M.W. & Finberg, H.P.R., English medieval boroughs : a hand-list (David & Charles,

1973)

Beresford, M.W. & Hurst J., English Heritage book of Wharram Percy: deserted medieval

village (Batsford, 1990)

Berman, C.H., Medieval agriculture, the southern French countryside and the early Cistercians

(American Philosophical Society, 1986)

Bernard, Saint, The letters of St Bernard of Clairvaux (Sutton, 1998)

Bernardi, P., Carthusian monastery of Pavia (Istituto Geografico de Agostini, 1986)

Bettenson, H. (ed.), Documents of the Christian Church (OUP, 1946)

Bettey, J., The medieval friaries, hospitals and chapelries of Bristol (Avon Local History &

Archaeology, 2009)

Bettey, J.H., Bristol observed: visitors’ impressions of the city from Domesday to the Blitz

(Redcliffe, 1986)

Bettey, J.H., Church and parish: a guide for local historians (Batsford, 1987)

Bettey, J.H., Dorset (David & Charles, 1974)

Bettey, J.H., Wessex from AD1000 (Longman, 1986)

Bewley, R., Prehistoric settlements (Batsford, 1994)

Biddick, K., Archaeological approaches to medieval Europe (Medieval Institute, 1984)

Biddle, M., King Arthur’s Round Table (Boydell, 2000)

Bigmore, P., The Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire landscape (Hodder & Stoughton, 1979)

Binford, L.R., An archaeological perspective (Seminar, 1972)

Binford, L.R., In pursuit of the past: decoding the archaeological record (Thames & Hudson,

1983)

Binney, M. & Burman, P., Change & decay: the future of our churches (Studio Vista, 1977)

Binski, P., Becket’s crown (Yale U.P., 2004)

Bintliff, J. L. & others (ed.), Conceptual issues in environmental archaeology (Edinburgh U.P.,

1988)

Bird, J., & D.G. (ed.), The archaeology of Surrey to 1540 (Surrey Archaeological Soc., 1987)

Birley, A., Garrison life at Vindolanda (Tempus, 2002)

Birley, R., Vindolanda: a Roman frontier fort on Hadrian’s Wall (Amberley, 2009)

Birley, R., Vindolanda: a Roman frontier fort on Hadrian’s Wall (Thames & Hudson, 1977)

Blair, J., The Anglo-Saxon age: a very short introduction (Oxford U.P., 2000)

Blair, J., Anglo-Saxon Oxfordshire (Sutton, 1994)

Blair, J., Early medieval Surrey: landholding, church and settlement (Sutton, 1991)

Blair, J. (ed.), Ministers and parish churches: the local church in transition 950-1200 (O.U.

Committee for Archaeology, 1988)

Blair, J. (ed.), Saint Frideswide’s monastery at Oxford (Sutton, 1990)

Blair, J. & Pyrah, C. (ed.), Church archaeology (C.B.A, 1996)

Blair, J. & Sharpe, R. (ed.), Pastoral care before the parish (Leicester U.P., 1992)

Blair, P.H., An introduction to Anglo-Saxon England (Cambridge U.P., 1962)

Blair, P.H., Northumbria in the days of Bede (Book Club Assoc., 1976)

Blake, P.W. & others, The Norfolk we live in (George Nobbs, 1975)

Boas, A.J., Crusader archaeology (Routledge, 1999)

Boase, C.W., Oxford (Longmans, 1890)

Boddington, A., Raunds Furnells (English Heritage, 1996)

Bolton, J.L., The medieval English economy 1150-1500 (Dent, 1980)

Bond, J., Around Woodstock in old photographs (Sutton, 1991)

Bond, J. & Over, L., Oxfordshire and Berkshire (George Philip, 1988)

Bond, J. & Tiller, K. (ed.), Blenheim: landscape for a palace (Sutton, 1987)

Bonwick, L., Brill Windmill Buckinghamshire: the history, technology, conservation and repair

of a 17th -century post mill (Buckinghamshire C.C., 2010)

Bouchayer, A., Les Chartreux Maitres de Forges (Didier & Richard, 1927)

Bourne, J. (ed.), Anglo-Saxon landscapes in the East Midlands: proceedings of the conference

held at the Leicestershire Museum and Art Gallery (Leicestershire Museums, 1996)

Boston, C. & others, ‘Safe moor’d in Greenwich tier’: a study of skeletons of Royal Navy

sailors… (Oxford Archaeological Unit, 2008)

Bournville Village Trust, When we build again (George Allen & Unwin, 1941)

Bowden, M., Furness iron (English Heritage, 2000)

Bowden, M. (ed.), Unravelling the landscape (Tempus, 1999)

Bowler, D.P. & others, Perth: the archaeology and development of a Scottish burgh (Tayside &

Fife Archaeological Committee, 2004)

Bowley, R.L., The fortunate islands: a history of the Isles of Scilly (Bowley Pubns, 1968)

Bowman, P. & Liddle, P. (ed.), Leicestershire landscapes (Leicestershire Museums

Archaeological Fieldwork Group, 2004)

Bradley, R., Altering the earth: the origins of monuments in Britain and continental Europe

(Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1996)

Bradley, R., An archaeology of natural places (Routledge, 2000)

Bradley, R., The good stones: a new investigation of the Clava cairns (Soc. of Antiquaries of

Scotland, 2000)

Bradley, R., The passage of arms (Oxbow, 1998)

Bradley, R., The prehistoric settlement of Britain (Book Club Assoc., 1978)

Bradley, R., Rock art and the prehistory of Atlantic Europe (Routledge, 1997)

Bradley, R., The social foundations of prehistoric Britain (Longman, 1984)

Bradley, R. & Edmonds, M., Interpreting the axe trade (Cambridge U.P., 1993)

Bradley, R. & Ellison, A. Rams Hill (BA.R., 1975)

Bramwell, D., Archaeology in the Peak District (Moorland, 1973)

Brandon, P. (ed.), The south Saxons (Phillimore, 1978)

Brandon, P., The Sussex landscape (Hodder & Stoughton, 1974)

Brandon, P. & Short, B., The South-East from AD 1000 (Longman, 1990)

Branigan, K. & Miles, D., The economies of Romano-British villas (U. Sheffield, [1989])

Branigan, K. & others, From clan to clearance: history and archaeology on the Isle of Barra

c.850-1850 AD (Oxbow, 2005)

Branley, F.M., The mystery of Stonehenge (David & Charles, 1972)

Breeze, D.J. & Dobson, B., Hadrian’s Wall (Penguin, 1991)

Brentnall, M., The Cinque ports and Romney Marsh (John Gifford, 1972)

Brewer, D., Dartmoor boundary markers (Halsgrove, 2002)

Briggs, A., Victorian Cities (U. California P., 1993)

Briggs, G. & others, The archaeology of the Oxford region (Oxford, 1986)

British Association, Birmingham and its regional setting (British Association, 1950)

Britnell, R. (ed.), Daily life in the late Middle Ages (Sutton, 1998)

Brooke, C.N.L., The age of the cloister (Sutton, 2003)

Brooke, C.N.L., Churches and churchmen in medieval Europe (Hambledon, 1999)

Brooke, C.N.L. & others, David Knowles remembered (Cambridge U.P., 1991)

Brookes, S., & Harrington S., The kingdom and people of Kent AD 400-1066: their history and

archaeology (History Press, 2010)

Brooks C., Mortal Remains: the history and present state of the Victorian and Edwardian

cemetery (Wheaton, 1989)

Brothwell, D., The bogman and the archaeology of people (British Museum, 1986)

Brown, A.E., Early Daventry: an essay in early landscape planning (U. Leicester, 1991)

Brown, A.E. (ed.), Garden archaeology (C.B.A., 1991)

Brown, D., Anglo-Saxon England (Bodley Head, 1978)

Brown, F. & Howard-Davis, C., Norton priory: monastery to museum excavations 1970-87

(Oxford Archaeology, 2008)

Brown, I., Discovering a Welsh landscape: archaeology in the Clwydian Range (Windgather,

2004)

Brown, J., The art and architecture of English gardens (Rizzoli, 1989)

Brown, J., Gardens of a golden afternoon (Viking, 1982)

Brown, J., The pursuit of paradise: a social history of gardens and gardening (HarperCollins,

1999)

Brown, J., Steeped in tradition: the malting industry… (U. Reading, 1983)

Brown, M.P., The Lindisfarne Gospels (British Library, 2003)

Brown, M.P., Pagans and priests: the coming of Christianity to Britain and Ireland (Lion

Hudson, 2006)

Brown, M.P. & Farr, C.A. (ed.), Mercia (Continuum, 2001)

Brown, R.A., Castles from the air (Cambridge U.P., 1989)

Brown, R.A., English Castles (Book Club Assoc., 1976)

Brown, T. & Foard, G., The making of a county history: John Bridges’ Northamptonshire (U.

Leicester Department of Adult Education, 1994)

Bruce, J.C., Handbook to the Roman Wall (Harold Hill, 1966)

Bruce-Mitford, R.L.S. (ed.), Recent archaeological excavations in Britain (Routledge, 1956)

Bruce-Mitford, R.L.S., The Sutton Hoo ship-burial: a handbook (British Museum, 1972)

Brunskill, R.W., Brick building in Britain (Victor Gollancz, 1990)

Buckley, D.G. (ed.), Archaeology in Essex to AD 1500 (C.B.A., 1980)

Bull, R. & others, Holywell Priory and the development of Shoreditch to c1600 … (Museum of

London Archaeology, 2011)

Bu’Lock, J.D., Pre-Conquest Cheshire, 383-1086 (Cheshire Community Council, 1972)

Burgess, C., The age of Stonehenge (Dent, 1980)

Burke, G., Towns in the making (Edward Arnold, 1971)

Burl, A., From Carnac to Callanish (Yale U.P., 1993)

Burl, A., Rites of the gods (Dent, 1981)

Burl, A., The stone circles of the British Isles (Yale U.P., 1976)

Burl, A., The Stonehenge people (Dent, 1987)

Burne, R.V.H., The monks of Chester (S.P.C.K., 1962)

Burnett, H., Beware of the abbot (Merlin, 1965)

Burnham, B.C. & Davies, J.L. (ed.), Conquest, co-existence and change (Trivium 25, 1990)

Burton, A., Daily Telegraph Guide to Britain’s working past (Aurum, 2002)

Burton, A., Remains of a revolution (Sphere, 1974)

Burton, A.M., The Monmouthshire Antiquary, vol. 23 (Monmouth Antiquarian Soc., 2007)

Burton, J., The foundation history of the abbeys of Byland and Jervaulx (Borthwick, 2006)

Burton, J., Monastic and religious orders in Britain, 1000-1300 (Cambridge Medieval

Textbooks, 1994)

Burton, J., The monastic order in Yorkshire, 1069-1215 (Cambridge U.P., 1999)

Butcher, S. & Garwood, P., Rescue excavation, 1938 to 1972 (English Heritage, 1994)

Butler, J., Dartmoor atlas of antiquities, vols 1-5 (Devon Books, 1991-97)

Butler, L. Sandal Castle Wakefield: the history and archaeology of a medieval castle (Wakefield

Historical Publications, 1991)

Butler, L. & Given-Wilson, C., Medieval monasteries of Great Britain (M. Joseph, 1979)

Butzer, K.W. Archaeology as human ecology (Cambridge U.P., 1985)

Cahill, B., Dominic the preacher (Darton, Longman & Todd, 1988)

Campbell, A. (ed.), Charters of Rochester (Oxford U.P., 1973)

Campbell, J., The Anglo-Saxon state (Hambledon & London, 2000)

Campbell, J., The Anglo-Saxons (Phaidon, 1982)

Campbell, J., Essays in Anglo-Saxon history (Hambledon P., 1986)

Campbell, J. & others, The Anglo-Saxons (Penguin, 1991)

Cantor, L., The changing English countryside 1400-1700 (Routledge, 1987)

Cantor, L. (ed.), The English medieval landscape (Croom Helm, 1982)

Cantor, L., The medieval parks of England: a gazetteer (Loughborough U., 1983)

Carpenter, D., The struggle for mastery: Britain, 1066-1284 (Allen Lane, 2003)

Carr, A.D., Medieval Anglesey (Anglesey Antiquarian Soc., 1982)

Carter, H., The towns of Wales: a study in urban geography (U. Wales P., 1966)

Carter, R.A., A visitor’s guide to Yorkshire churches (Yorkshire Arts Association, 1976)

Carthusian, A, Chronicles of Charter-House (George Bell, 1847)

Los Cartujos, Hoy (1987)

Carver, M. (ed.), The age of Sutton Hoo: the seventh century in North-Western Europe (Boydell,

1992)

Carver, M. (ed.), The cross goes north: processes of conversion in Northern Europe, AD300-

1300 (York Medieval Press, 2003)

Carver, M. (ed.), In search of cult (Boydell, 1993)

Carver, M., Sutton Hoo: burial ground of kings? (British Museum P., 1998)

Carver, M., Underneath English towns: interpreting urban archaeology (Batsford, 1987)

Carver, M. & others (ed.), Signals of belief in early England: Anglo-Saxon paganism revisited

(Oxbow, 2010)

Caseldine, A., Environmental archaeology in Wales (Dept. of Archaeology, St David’s U.C.,

Lampeter, 1990)

Cassidy, B. (ed.), The Ruthwell cross (Dept of Art and Archaeology Princeton U., 1992)

Catchpole, A. & others, Burford: buildings and people in a Cotswold town (Phillimore, 2008)

The cathedral church of St John the Evangelist Brecon: an archaeological study (Friends of

Brecon Cathedral, 1994)

Cavill, P. & others, Wirral and its Viking heritage (English Place-Name Soc., 2000)

Chadwick, N.K., The age of the saints in the early Celtic church (Llanerch, 1960)

Chadwick, N.K., Celtic Britain (Thames & Hudson, 1963)

Chalk, H., A tour in search of chalk through parts of South Wiltshire in 1807 written in a series

of letters by a pedestrian (Hobnob P., 2005)

Chalklin, C.W., The provincial towns of Georgian England: a study of the building process

1740-1820 (Edward Arnold, 1974)

Chamberlain, A.T. & Pearson, M.P., Earthly remains: …science of preserved human bodies

(British Museum, 2001)

Chancellor, J., The life and times of Edward I (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1981)

Chandler, J., Devizes and central Wiltshire (Hobnob P., 2003)

Chandler, J., Endless Street: a history of Salisbury and its people (Hobnob P., 1983)

Chaney, W.A., The cult of kingship in Anglo-Saxon England (Manchester U.P., 1999)

Chaplin, C., Dorset from the air: aerial photographs of an English county (Dovecote P., 1985)

Chapman, A., West Cotton, Raunds (Oxbow, 2010)

Chapman, R. & others (ed.), The archaeology of death (Cambridge U.P., 1981)

Charles-Edwards, T. (ed.), After Rome (Oxford U.P., 2003)

Chartreux, Un, La Grande Chartreuse (1984)

Chatwin, A., Cheltenham’s ornamental ironwork (Chatwin, 1975)

Cherry, J., Medieval crafts: a book of days (British Museum P., 1993)

Cherry, J. & Stratford, N., Westminster kings and the medieval Palace of Westminster (British

Museum, 1995)

Chibnall, M. (ed.), Charters and custumals of the Abbey of Holy Trinity, Caen (British Academy,

1982)

Childe, V.G., Man makes himself (Watts, 1936)

Chippindale, C., Stonehenge complete (Thames & Hudson, 1983)

Chitty, D.J., The desert a city (Blackwell, 1966)

Cistercian Publications, Complete catalogue (2001)

Clark, A., Excavations at Mucking, vol. 1 (English Heritage, 1993)

Clark, A. Seeing beneath the soil: prospecting methods in archaeology (Batsford, 1990)

Clark, C., English Heritage book of Ironbridge Gorge (Batsford, 1993)

Clark, G., The earlier Stone Age settlement of Scandinavia (Cambridge U.P., 1975)

Clark, G., Symbols of excellence (Cambridge U.P., 1986)

Clark, J., Saxon and Norman London (H.M.S.O., 1989)

Clark, J.G.D., Prehistoric Europe (Methuen, 1952)

Clarke, D., Mesolithic Europe: the economic basis (Duckworth, 1978)

Clarke, D.L. (ed.), Models in archaeology (Methuen, 1972)

Clayton, M., The cult of the Virgin Mary in Anglo-Saxon England (Cambridge U.P., 2002)

Cleary, A.S., The ending of Roman Britain (Batsford, 1989)

Cliffe, J.T., The world of the country house in seventeenth-century England (Yale U.P., 1999)

Cloake, J., Palaces and parks of Richmond and Kew: volume 1 The palaces of Shene and

Richmond (Phillimore, 1995)

Cloake, J., Palaces and parks of Richmond and Kew: volume 2 Richmond Lodge and the Kew

palaces (Phillimore, 1996)

Coad, J., Historic architecture of the Royal Navy: an introduction (Gollancz, 1983)

Coad, J., The Portsmouth block mills: Bentham, Brunel and the start of the Royal Navy’s

industrial revolution (English Heritage, 2005)

Coatsworth, E., Corpus of Anglo-Saxon stone sculpture, 8: Western Yorkshire (Oxford U.P.,

2008)

Cocroft, W.D., Dangerous energy: the archaeology of gunpowder and military explosives

manufacture (English Heritage, 2000)

Coldicott, D.K., Hampshire nunneries (Phillimore, 1989)

Cole, S., The Neolithic revolution (British Museum, 1963)

Coleman, D.C., The economy of England 1450-1750 (Oxford U.P., 1977)

Coles, B. & J., People of the wetlands: bogs, bodies and lake-dwellers (Guild Publishing, 1989)

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Thompson, M., General Pitt-Rivers (Moonraker, 1977)

Thompson, M., Status, structure and stratification (U. Calgary, 1985)

Thompson, S., Women religious: the founding of English nunneries after the Norman Conquest

(Clarendon P, 1991)

Thorold, H., Nottinghamshire (Faber ,1984)

Thurlby, M., The Herefordshire school of Romanesque sculpture (Logaston Press, 2000)

Thurlby, M., Romanesque Architecture and Sculpture in Wales (Logaston Press, 2006)

Thurley, S., Hampton Court: a social and architectural history (Yale U.P., 2003)

Thurley, S., The King’s Privy Garden at Hampton Court Palace 1689-1995 (Apollo Magazine,

1995)

Thurley, S., The royal palaces of Tudor England (Yale U.P., 1993)

Thurston, H., The life of Saint Hugh of Lincoln (Burns & Oates, 1898)

Tiller, K. (ed.), Dorchester Abbey: church and people, 635-2005 (Stonesfield Press, 2005)

Tiller, K., English local history: an introduction (Sutton, 1992)

Timby, J.R., Excavations at Kingscote and Wycomb, Gloucestershire (Cotswold Archaeological

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Tingle, M. (ed.), The archaeology of Northamptonshire (Northamptonshire Archaeological

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Tingle, M., The Vale of the White Horse survey (Tempus Reparatum, 1991)

Tinti, F. (ed.), Pastoral care in late Anglo-Saxon England (Boydell, 2005)

Tipper, J., The grubenhaus in Anglo-Saxon England (English Heritage, 2004)

Tobin, S., The Cistercians: monks and monasteries of Europe (Herbert Press, 1995)

Todd, M., The Coritani: peoples of Roman Britain (Duckworth, 1973)

Todd, M., The South-West to AD 1000 (Longman, 1987)

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Tudor, H., St Cuthbert’s Society 1888-1988 (St Cuthbert’s Soc., 1988)

Turner, R.C. & Scaife, R.G., Bog bodies (British Museum, 1995)

Tweddle, D., Corpus of Anglo-Saxon sculpture, 4: South-East England (Oxford U.P., 1995)

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Tyacke, S., & Huddy, J., Christopher Saxton and Tudor map-making (British Library, 1980)

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Vaughan-Thomas, W., South and Mid Wales (Michael Joseph, 1981)

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The Victorian Society Annual (1995, 1996)

The Victorian Society Journal (1997)

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present day (Museum of London, 1998)

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Whiffen, M., Stuart and Georgian churches outside London (Batsford, 1948)

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(Herefordshire Archaeology, 2003)

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and 11th

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Wales c.500 – c.1050 (Seaby, 1991)

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1284 (U. Wales P., 1962)

Williams, D.H., Atlas of Cistercian lands in Wales (U. Wales P., 1990)

Williams, D.H., White monks in Gwent and the Border (Hughes & Son, 1976)

Williams, J.H., (ed.) The archaeology of Kent to AD 800 (Boydell, 2007)

Williams, J.H., St Peter’s Street, Northampton: excavations 1973-1976 (Northampton

Development Corporation, 1979)

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1987)

Williamson, T., The Norfolk Broads (Manchester U.P., 1997)

Williamson, T., The origins of Norfolk (Manchester U.P., 1993)

Williamson, T., Polite landscapes: garden and society in eighteenth-century England (Sutton,

1995)

Williamson, T., Sandlands: the Suffolk coast and heaths (Windgather, 2005)

Williamson, T., Suffolk’s gardens and parks: designed landscapes from the Tudors to the

Victorians (Windgather, 2000)

Williamson, T., Sutton Hoo and its landscape: the context of monuments (Oxbow, 2008)

Williamson, T. & Bellamy L., Property and landscape (George Philip, 1987)

Wilmott, T., Birdoswald (English Heritage, 1997)

Wilmott, T., Birdoswald Roman fort: 1800 years on Hadrian’s Wall (Tempus, 2001)

Wilmott, T. & Wilson, P. (ed.), The late Roman transition in the North (Archaeopress, 2000)

Wilson, D., Anglo-Saxon paganism (Routledge, 1992)

Wilson, D.R. (ed.), Aerial reconnaissance for archaeology (C.B.A., 1975)

Wilson, I., The Turin shroud (Book Club Assoc., 1978)

Wilson, R.J.A., A guide to the Roman remains in Britain (Constable, 1975)

Wilson, V. Rich in all but money: life in Hungate 1900-1938 (York Archaeological Trust, 2007)

Winchester: a souvenir guide to the story of the city from its beginnings to the present day

(Winchester City Council, 2003)

Winstone, R., Bristol as it was, 1914-1900 (R. Winstone, 1972)

Winterbottom, M. (ed.), Gildas: the ruin of Britain and other works (Phillimore, 1978)

Witney, K.P., The Jutish Forest: a study of the Weald of Kent from 450 to 1380 AD (Athlone

Press, 1976)

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Wood, D., Women and religion in medieval England (Oxbow, 2003)

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life and landscape from prehistory to the present day (Harvill Press, 1995)

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2001)

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Wood, M., The English mediaeval house (Bracken, 1985)

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Wood, S., English monasteries and their patrons in the thirteenth century (Oxford U.P., 1955)

Wood, S., The proprietary church in the medieval West (Oxford U.P., 2006)

Wood-Jones, R.B., Traditional domestic architecture in the Banbury region (Manchester U.P.,

1963)

Woodbridge, K., The Stourhead landscape (National Trust, 1986)

Woodell, S.R.J. (ed.), The English landscape (Oxford U.P., 1985)

Woodiwiss, S. (ed.), Iron Age and Roman salt production and the medieval town of Droitwich

(C.B.A., 1992)

Woodside, R. & Crow, J., Hadrian’s Wall: an historic landscape (National Trust, 1999)

Woodward, A., British barrows: a matter of life and death (Tempus, 2000)

Woodward, A., English Heritage book of shrines and sacrifice (Batsford, 1992)

Woodward, A. & Leach, P., The Uley shrines (English Heritage, 1993)

Woodward, G.W.O., Dissolution of the monasteries (Blandford, 1966)

Worth, R.H., Worth’s Dartmoor (David & Charles, 1971)

Yentsch, A.E., A Chesapeake family and their slaves: a study in historical archaeology

(Cambridge U.P., 1994)

Yorke, B. (ed.), Bishop Aethelwold: his career and influence (Boydell, 1997)

Yorke, B., The conversion of Britain: religion, politics and society in Britain c.600-800 (Pearson

Education, 2006)

Yorke, B., Kings and kingdoms of early Anglo-Saxon England (Routledge, 1997)

Youings, J., The dissolution of the monasteries (Allen & Unwin, 1971)

Young, A., General view of the agriculture of Oxfordshire (David & Charles, 1969)

Young, A., General view of the agriculture of the county of Hertfordshire (David & Charles,

1971)

Young, A., General view of the agriculture of the county of Lincolnshire (David & Charles,

1970)

Young, A., General view of the agriculture of the county of Suffolk (David & Charles, 1969)

Young, A., General view of the agriculture of the county of Sussex (David & Charles, 1970)

Youngs, S. (ed.), The work of angels (U. Texas P., 1989)

Zaluckyj, S., Mercia (Logaston Press, 2011)

Zaluckyj, S. & J., The Celtic Christian sites of the central and southern Marches (Logaston

Press, 2006)

Zarnecki, G., The monastic achievement (Thames & Hudson, 1972)

Box files of pamphlets, offprints, etc., titled: Avon, Bedfordshire (2), Berkshire, Bristol,

Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire (2), Cumbria, Derbyshire, Devon (3), Dorset (3),

Durham, Essex (2), Gloucestershire (7), Hadrian’s Wall, Hampshire (4), Herefordshire (2),

Hertfordshire, Isle of Wight, Isles of Scilly, Kent (3), Lancashire, Leicestershire & Rutland (2),

Lincolnshire (2), London (3), Norfolk (4), Northamptonshire (2), Northumberland (2),

Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire (8), Shropshire (3), Somerset (14), Staffordshire (4), Suffolk (2),

Surrey, Sussex (2), Warwickshire (6), Wiltshire (5), Worcestershire (5), Yorkshire (8), Denmark

(2), Europe (3), France (9), Greece, Hungary, Ireland (2), Santorini (2), Scotland (5), Wales (7),

BARG (2), CBA SW (2), CBA/ALGEO/RCHM, English Heritage (6), Fenland Research,

Glevensis (2), IFA (4), Leicestershire Museums, Moated Sites Research Group, National Trust,

Somerset Levels Papers (2), SVBRG, South Midlands Archaeology (4), Sutton Hoo/Severn

Estuary, West Midlands Archaeological News sheets (2), Whithorn Trust/Bampton, Various

projects, General archaeology, Prehistory, Roman, Medieval, Architects &c., Churches, Ecology,

Parks & gardens, Planning, Towns, Villages, Spare offprints, Time Team, Church guides,

Museum guides (2), Stately home guides (2)

Mick Aston’s collection also contained the following books which the society has declined to

accept since we have copies of them in our library already:

Aalen, F.H.A., England’s landscape: the North East (Collins, 2006)

Addyman, P. & Morris, R. (ed.), The archaeological study of churches (C.B.A., 1976)

Alcock, L., Arthur’s Britain (Penguin, 1973)

Alcock, L., ‘By South Cadbury is that Camelot’ (Thames & Hudson, 1972)

Alcock, L., Economy, society and warfare among the Britons and Saxons (U. Wales P., 1987)

Allcroft, A.H., Earthwork of England (Macmillan, 1908)

Ancient and historical monuments in the city of Salisbury (H.M.S.O., 1977)

Ancient and historical monuments in the county of Gloucester, vol. 1: Iron Age and Roman

monuments in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds (H.M.S.O., 1976)

Anderson, O.S., The English hundred names (Lunds Univ., 1934)

Andrews, P. & others (ed.), Westbury Cave (CHERUB, 1999)

Annable, F.K. & Simpson, D.D.A, Guide catalogue of the Neolithic and Bronze age collection in

Devizes Museum (WANHS, 1964)

Archaeologia, vols 92, 105, 107, 108, 109

Archaeologia Cambrensis, 116-118 (1967-69)

Ashe, G., The quest for Arthur’s Britain (Pall Mall P., 1968)

Aston, M., Interpreting the landscape (Batsford, 1985)

Aston, M., Monasteries (Batsford, 1993)

Aston, M., Monks and monasteries in twelfth century Wessex (Univ. Bristol, 1995)

Aston, M., The Shapwick Project … 1st -3rd reports (U. of Bristol, 1989-90)

Aston, M. & Iles, R., The archaeology of Avon (Avon C.C., ca1987)

Aston, M. & Lewis, C., The medieval landscape of Wessex (Oxbow, 1994)

Aston, M. & Rowley, T., Landscape archaeology (David & Charles, 1974)

Atkinson, R.J.C. & others, Excavations at Dorchester, Oxon. (Ashmolean Museum, 1951)

Baillie, M., Exodus to Arthur (Batsford, 2000)

Baillie, M., A slice through time (Batsford, 1995)

Barker, K. & others, St Wulfsige and Sherborne (Oxbow, 2005)

Barker, P., Techniques of archaeological excavation (Routledge, 1998)

Barley, M.W., The English farmhouse and cottage (Routledge, 1961)

Barley, M.W., A guide to British topographical collections (C.B.A., 1974)

Barley, M.W. & Hanson, R.P.C. (ed.), Christianity in Britain 300-700 (Leicester U.P., 1968)

Barnwell, P.S. & Airs, m. (ed.), Houses and the hearth tax (C.B.A., 2006)

Barrett, J.C. & others, Landscape, monuments and society (Cambridge U.P., 1991)

Batsford, H. & Fry, C., The cathedrals of England (Batsford, 1936)

Bell, M., Brean Down excavations 1983-1987 (English Heritage, 1990)

Bell, M. & others, Prehistoric intertidal archaeology in the Welsh Severn Estuary (C.B.A., 2000)

Beresford, M., The lost villages of England (Lutterworth, 1954)

Beresford, M. & St Joseph, J.K.S., Medieval England: an aerial survey (Cambridge U.P., 1958)

Bettey, J.H., Archives and local history in Bristol and Gloucestershire (Bristol & Gloucestershire

Arch. Soc., 2007)

Bettey, J.H., Correspondence of the Smyth family (Bristol Record Society, 1982)

Bettey, J.H., Estates and the English countryside (Batsford, 1993)

Bettey, J.H. (ed.), Historic churches and church life in Bristol (Bristol & Gloucestershire Arch.

Soc., 2001)

Bettey, J.H., The landscape of Wessex (Moonraker P., 1980)

Bettey, J.H., Rural life in Wessex 1500-1900 (Sutton, 1997)

Bettey, J.H., Suppression of the monasteries in the West Country (Sutton, 1989)

Bettey, J.H. (ed.), Wiltshire farming in the seventeenth century (Wiltshire Record Society 57,

2005)

Bettey, J.H. & Taylor, C.W.G., Sacred and satiric: medieval stone carving in the West Country

(Redcliffe, 1982)

Biddle, M., Excavations at Winchester: third–ninth interim reports (Soc. of Antiquaries, 1965-

72)

Blair, J., The church in Anglo-Saxon society (Oxford U.P., 2005)

Boon, G.C., Silchester (David & Charles, 1974)

Bowen, H.C., Ancient fields (British Association, 1961)

Bowen, H.C. & Fowler, P.J., Early land allotment in the British Isles (B.A.R., 1978)

Bradley, R., The prehistory of Britain and Ireland (Cambridge U.P., 2007)

Branigan, K., Gatcombe (B.A.R., 1977)

Briggs, G. (ed.), The archaeology of the Oxford region (OU Dept for External Studies, 1986)

British Museum, Later prehistoric antiquities of the British Isles (B.M., 1953)

Brodribb, A.C.C. & others, Excavations at Shakenoak Farm (5 vols, B.A.R., 1971-78)

Brooks, N., The early history of the church of Canterbury (Leicester U.P., 1996)

Brothwell, D.R. & Higgs, E.S., Science in archaeology (Thames & Hudson, 1969)

Brown, A., Fieldwork for archaeologists and local historians (Batsford, 1987)

Brunning, R.A., Somerset’s peatland archaeology (Oxbow, 2012)

Brunskill, R.W., Illustrated handbook of vernacular architecture (Faber, 1970)

Brunskill, R.W., Timber building in Britain (Gollancz, 1985)

Brunskill, R.W., Traditional farm buildings of Britain (Gollancz, 1982)

Bulleid, A. & Gray, H.St.G., The Meare Lake Village (3 vols, SANHS, 1948-66)

Burl, A., Prehistoric Avebury (Yale U.P., 2002)

Burrow, I., Hill-fort and hilltop settlement in Somerset in the first to eighth centuries AD (B.A.R.,

1981)

Cam, H.M., The hundred and the hundred rolls (Methuen, 1930)

Cameron, K., English place names (Batsford, 1961)

Campbell, E., Continental and Mediterranean imports to Atlantic Britain and Ireland AD400-

800 (C.B.A., 2007)

Chandler, J.H., A higher reality (Hobnob, 2003)

Chandler, J.H., Marlborough and eastern Wiltshire (Hobnob, 2001)

Chester Archaeological Society, Journal, vols 71, 72

Clark, G., The Mesolithic age in Britain (Cambridge U.P., 1932)

Clark, G., World prehistory: an outline (Cambridge U.P., 1961)

Clarke, D.L., Analytical archaeology (Methuen, 1978)

Clarke, D.V. & others, Symbols of power at the time of Stonehenge (H.M.S.O., 1985)

Cleal, R., Stonehenge in its landscape (English Heritage, 1995)

Clifton-Taylor, A., The pattern of English building (Faber, 1972)

Coates, R. & Breeze, A., Celtic voices, English places (Shaun Tyas, 2000)

Coldstream, N., The decorated style (British Museum, 1994)

Coles, B., Beavers in Britain’s past (Oxbow, 2006)

Coles, B., Organic remains in South West Britain (Exeter Univ., 1990)

Coles, B. (ed.), The wetland revolution in prehistory (Prehistoric Society, 1992)

Coles, J., Archaeology by experiment (Hutchinson, 1973)

Coles, J. & B., Enlarging the past (Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1996)

Coles, J. & Minnitt, S., Industrious and fairly civilized: the Glastonbury Lake Village (Somerset

Levels Project, 1995)

Collingwood, R.G. & Richmond, I., The archaeology of Roman Britain (Methuen, 1969)

Colvin, H.M. (ed.), History of the King’s Works (6 vols & plans, H.M.S.O, 1963-73)

Cook. H.F. & Williamson, T., Water meadows (Windgather, 2007)

Coppack, G., Abbeys and priories (Batsford, 1990)

Coulton, G.G., The medieval village (Cambridge U.P., 1925)

Crawford, O.G.S., Archaeology in the field (Phoenix House, 1960)

Crittall, E. (ed.), A history of Wiltshire, vol. 3 (Oxford U.P., 1956)

Crossley Evans, M.J. ‘A grand city’ (Bristol & Gloucestershire Arch. Soc., 2010)

Cunliffe, B. (ed.), Excavations in Bath 1950-1975 (CRAAGS, 1979)

Cunliffe, B., Hengistbury Head, vol. 1 (OU Committee for Archaeology, 1987)

Cunliffe, B., Iron Age communities in Britain (Routledge, 1974)

Cunliffe, B., The Regni (Duckworth, 1973)

Cunliffe, B.W. & Fulford, M.G., Corpus Signorum Imperii Romani … Bath and the rest of

Wessex (Oxford U.P., 1982)

Cunliffe, B.W. & Miles, D. (ed.), Aspects of the Iron Age in central southern Britain (O.U.

Committee for Archaeology, ca1984)

Daniel, G., The prehistoric chambered tombs of England and Wales (Cambridge U.P., 1950)

Daniell, C., Death and burial in medieval England (Routledge, 1997)

Cark, K. & P., The landscape of Roman Britain (Sutton, 1997)

Darvill, T. & Gerrard, C., Cirencester: town and landscape (Cotswold Archaeological Trust,

1994)

Darvill, T., Long barrows of the Cotswolds (Tempus, 2004)

De Brisay, K.W. & Evans, K.A., Salt: the study of an ancient industry (Colchester

Archaeological Group, 1975)

Dickinson, J.C., The origins of the Austin canons and their introduction into England (SPCK,

1950)

Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, Proceedings 100-106, 110, 114

Douch, R., A handbook of local history: Dorset (Bristol Univ., 1962)

Douglas, D.C., William the Conqueror (Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1964)

Downside Review, 417 (October 2001)

Duffy, E., The stripping of the altars (Yale U.P., 2005)

Duffy, E., The voices of Morebath (Yale U.P., 2001)

Dunning, R.W., Local sources for the young historian (Muller, 1973)

Edwards, N., The archaeology of the early medieval Celtic churches (S.M.A., 2009)

Edwards, T., Bristol (Batsford, 1951)

Ekwall, E., The concise Oxford dictionary of English place names (Clarendon P., 1936)

Ellis, P., The Roman baths and macellum at Wroxeter (English Heritage, 2000)

Ellis, P., Roman Wiltshire and after (Wiltshire A.N.H.S., 2001)

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