A large commemorative volume of ten essays by archaeologists and historians celebrating the heritage and material culture of the Sussex Saxons before the Norman invasion.  Hardback.  262 pages.   In a slightly worn dustjacket, otherwise in good condition.  Cat No 4960

Using a wide range of documentary records, archives and surveys of fields and buildings this exhibition accompaniment records the prehistoric and historic evolution of a Warwickshire parish, including its Saxon minster foundation.

Following the end of WWII.

An introduction to the bottles, jugs, bowls and jars recovered from Anglo-Saxon graves in England with comparisons made to similar continental grave goods.  A discussion regarding date, function, decoration and technical analysis follows.

A colour guide to the church of Deerhurst whose unique Saxon features are described and illustrated in excellent colour photographs.  Paperback.  16 pages.

One of this noted local historian's earliest publications describing all known Anglo-Saxon burial and inhumation sites along the Thames valley between Reading and Windsor.  Illustrated with drawings and b&w photographs.

This issue includes articles on the results of fieldwalking and metal detecting surveys around the mound site; a re-evaluation of pre-Saxon finds in Sutton Hoo contexts; and a documentary survey focussing on heathen place-names in the Deben Valley.  Illustrated with site plans and maps.

A report on several urban rescue excavations that provided the opportunity to reveal the Saxon port that preceded the development of the city of Southampton.  Illustrated with site plans and four b&w plates showing recovered Saxon coins and bone combs.  Paperback.  22 pages.

Postulates the presence of a West Saxon royal centre in the Upper Thames valley using the finds recovered in the C19th from two Saxon burial sites at Cuddesdon and Dorchester as evidence.

Text of a lecture given to explore the notable Anglo-Saxon sculptures in one of England's most remarkable survivals, namely the beast head label stop ends, the carved virgin, and the spiral decorated pre-Norman font with its ornamental base.  Ilustrated.  Paperback.  32 pages.