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Articles in Records of Buckinghamshire volume 66
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| 2026 Volume 66 |
| Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, The Society and legacies, Contents, Contributors to this volume |
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| The Chilterns Cross-Ridge Dyke Project: A preliminary report - Ivinghoe Beacon. Janet Vale |
| Roman buildings and a mosaic at Warrington Road, Olney. Edward Biddulph, Christopher Booth and John Boothroyd |
| The A40 Dashwood Hill - a social history. Simon Cains |
| An archaeological watching brief at Quarrendon Leas. Sandy Kidd |
| Sir John Vanbrugh at Stowe. Michael Bevington |
Fire! Fire! Bucks on Fire! The Buckinghamshire Local History Network Conference 2025:
Fire in context: Past and present. Peter Marsden
The Unicorn Inn and the Great Fire of Buckingham 1725. Julian Hunt
'The rageing and dreadful fire': Stony Stratford's historic fires. Gary Marshall
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| Objects recorded under the Portable Antiquities Scheme in Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes, 2024-2025. Arwen Wood and Edwin Wood |
FIELDWORK in Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes – from excavations across the county in 2024. Collated by Gary Marshall
Aylesbury; Beachampton; Bierton; Bletchley and Fenny Stratford; Boarstall, Bourne End; Bradwell; Brill; Buckingham; Burnham; Castlethorpe; Chesham; Chilton; Cholesbury;
Denham, Dinton, Fairfeidl; Gerrards Cross; Great Linford; Great Missenden; Hanslope; Hazlemere; High Wycombe; Horton-cum-Studley; Ivinghoe; Lavendon; Leckhampstead;
Lillingstobe Dayrell, Little Chalfont; Little Kimble; Long Crendon; Loughton, Milton Keynes; Newport Pagnell; Princes Risborough; Quainton; Quarrendon; Slough; Soulbury;
Stantonbury; Stoke Hammond; Stoke Mandeville; Stone with Bishopstone and Hartwell; Stowe, Taplow; The Lee; Wavendon; Wendover; Weston Underwood; Winslow; Woburn Sands;
Wolverton and Greenleys; Wootton Underwood;
plus a list of reports not received.
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| THE SOCIETY in 2025: Honorary Secretary's Report, Membership Secretary's Report, The Library. |
| Discover Bucks Museum, Buckinghamshire Archives, Buckinghamshire Council Archaeological Service,
Conservation and Archaeology in Milton Keynes |
| OBITUARIES: Pauline Teresa Marney 1954-2025; Barbara Hurman 1925-2025 |
| Back cover: Contents |
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