Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 56-60

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2016 Volume 56
All articles in volume 56 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents, Contributors
Bronze Age burials, medieval pits and a post-medieval building at 90 High Street, Marlow. Simon Markus
A late Iron Age and early Roman landscape at Middleton School, Milton Keynes. Bob Zeepvat and Martin Cuthbert
The life and times of Burghild of Mercia: New light on Anglo-Saxon Buckinghamshire. Keith Bailey
A Cistercian Ware workshop at Brill. Paul Blinkhorn and David Gilbert
A decorated floor tile from Biddlesden Abbey. Michael Farley
Sir Hugh Conway and the building of Hillesden Church. Nicholas Orme
The coaching inns of Colnbrook. Julian Hunt
The Clarkes and Tan Yard Wharf: a 19th-century industrial site in Fenny Stratford and its owners. Bob Zeepvat
Reluctant recruits: Appeals against military conscription in Marlow 1916-18. Andrew Ford
NOTES: The probable hillfort at Desborough and a hundredal meeting place revisited. Michael Farley ‘The men who dwell in open country’: Buckinghamshire names with OE Fildena. Keith Bailey ‘New’ Buckinghamshire Anglo-Saxon charter bounds 2: Aspley Guise. Keith Bailey The Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Research and Recording Project 2014-15. Sarah Rutherford Lost and Found: Objects recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. Ros Tyrrell
Archaeological notes, edited by Nick Crank
REVIEW: Buckinghamshire spies and subversives, by D J Kelly, Nigel Wilson
The Society 2014-2015, The Library, Online activities
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service
Obituary: Lorna Mabel Head

2017 Volume 57
All articles in volume 57 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents, Contributors
Excavations at Magna Park, Milton Keynes. Pat Chapman and Andy Chapman
A Roman settlement in Milton Keynes: Excavations at Kents hill 2016. Rebecca Jones and Maria Piirainien with Mark Allen and Natashe Powers
The Thornborough Romano-British temple: A reappraisal. Nigel Wilson
The Anglo-Saxon Church of All Saints at Wing from the 7th to the 11th centuries. Richard Gem
The production of medieval decorated floor-tiles at Boarstall, with a note on Boarstall's late medieval map. Michael Farley with Barbara Hurman
The creation, use and wider significance of Chesham's manorial records. Garry Marshall
The Coldharbours of Buckinghamshire. Keith Bailey
The Williams family and the representation of Great Marlow. Julian Hunt
From beer to bombs: Wethereds Brewery in Marlow during World War I. Andrew Ford
Buckinghamshire in the Great War: A reserch framework. Ian Beckett
The Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Research and Recording Project 2016. Sarah Rutherford
Archaeological notes, edited by Nick Crank
REVIEWS: Wanton troopers: Buckinghamshire in the civil wars 1640-1660, by Ian Beckett, Nigel Wilson The fields of Britannia, by Stephen Rippon, Chris Smnart and Ben Pears, Michael Ghirelli
The Society 2015, The Library, Online activities
Buckinghamshire County Museum,Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes 2015

2018 Volume 58 Part 1
All articles in volume 58 part 1 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents, Contributors
Joining the dots: Research into the landscape history of the Icknield belt around Aylesbury. Eliza Aqassar and Sandy Kidd
Ice-Age Weston Turville: Patterns in the ground. Michael Farley
Excavation of a Roman bloomery furnace and tapping pit at Bradenham. Gary Marshall
Field-name evidence for lost settlements in Buckinghamshire. Keith Bailey
Thornborough open-field boundaries. Nigel Wilson
The story of Chesham's Manor Court records. Dr Garry Marshall
Pots, crops, livestock and lime: the economic development of a medieval rural landscape at Bishopstone Road, Stone. Anthony Mustchin, John R Summers and Peter Thompson
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Research and Recording Project 2016-17. Sarah Rutherford
Cliveden Generator House. Gary Marshall
Life on the Home Front: Marlow 1917-18. Andrew Ford and others
Archaeological notes. edited by Bob Zeepvat
REVIEW: Broughton, Milton Keynes: The evolution of a south Midlands landscape, by R Atkins, E Popescu, G Rees and D Stansbie, Mike Farley
The Society in 2017, The Library, Publishing online and in print
Buckinghamshire County Museum Trust, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes 2015

2018 Volume 58 Part 2
The report in volume 58 part 2 is fully available on-line
Cover, title page, About the Society, Report title, Contents
Archaeological excavations at Missenden Abbey, 1983-88. Yvonne Edwards, Jill Hender and Marion Wells including: • The history of Missenden Abbey • Exacavation of the early church and associated buildings • Finds – from burials to charcoal • Summary and conclusions.

2019 Volume 59
All articles in volume 59 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents and Contributors
A middle Iron Age settlement at Tattenhoe Park, Milton Keynes. A Chapman and E Taylor
A Roman crop-processing site at Campbell Park Canalside, Milton Keynes. J Barker
A Romanesque painted arch circa 1100 at St Mary's Church, Old Linslade. Richard Gem and E Howe
Marlow's Medieval Manor Hall. Janet Smith
The effect of the Wars of the Roses on Chesham. Garry Marshall
A new approach to understanding enclosure and survival of Common Land. F Kerner
The Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Research and Recording Project 2016-2017. Sarah Rutherford
The South Terrace, Cliveden: Archaeological investigations 2013-2017. J Gill
Heaven on Earth: Sir Robert Lorimer and Stowe School Chapel 1926-29. D J Critchley
The Headmaster and the Architect: J F Roxburgh, J F Matthew and Stowe School War Memorial. D J Critchley
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES – from excavations across the countyedited by Bob Zeepvat
Excavation of a Multi-Period Site at Lower Road, Stoke Mandeville. Peter Banks, Daniel Stansbie and Andrew Whelan
Buckingham, 12 September 934. Keith Bailey
Celebrating 170 Years of the Society's existence. Michael Farley
REVIEWS: Kingdom, Civitas and Country, by Stephen Rippon. Nigel Wilson; Wulfhere's People, by A J Hancock and Bob Zeepvat. Sandy Kidd; Sacred Britannia: The Gods and Rituals of Roman Britain, by Miranda Aldhouse-Green. Nigel Wilson; The Toll Roads of Buckinghamshire, by Peter Gulland. Michael Ghirelli
The Society (Secretary's report, the Library and archives) Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeological Service, Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes.
Buckinghamshire County Museum; Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies; County Archaeological Service; Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes.
OBITUARIES: Lord Carrington and Maureen Brown

2020 Volume 60
Late Bronze Age settlement, Romano-British enclosures and inductrial activity at Denham Park Farm. Andrew S Newton
A late Iron Age and Roman settlement on land at College Road, Aston Clinton. Carol Simmonds
Exploration of a Romano-British settlement at Sarratt Bottom. Yvonne Edwards, Marion Wells and John Gover
Holy Trinity Church, Bledlow: origins, context and early development. Daniel Secker
Medieval Quarrendon: the people, the place and population change. Dr Garry Marshall
Archaeological investigations at Chandlers Hill, Iver Heath. Andrew Hood and Paul Blinkhorn
The fields of Kings Wood, Tylers Green: recent evidence from LiDAR scanning. Miles Green
Excavations of the former brewery site, High Street, Marlow. David Bonner and Jonathan Parkhouse
Martha Janes (1601-1687), an Earl's mistress. David Noy
Great Linford Wharf and the Newport Pagnell Canal. Bob Zeepvat
The Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Research and Recording Project 2018-19. Sarah Rutherford
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES – edited by Bob Zeepvat: Archaeological excavations at Park Farm, Church Lane, Aston Clinton 2018. Peter Boyer; The Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust: Artists' gardens project 2019. Claire de Carle
REVIEWS: A new dictionary of English field names, by Paul Cavill. Nigel Robert Wilson; Stoke Mandeville Wills and Inventories, edited by Honor Lewington. David J Critchley
The Society in 2019: Honorary Secretary's report, The Library, Website and publications; Buckinghamshire County Museum Trust; Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies; County Archaeology Service; Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes 2018.