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New index for Records of Bucks 1-3 now available
21 October 2010

The first three volumes of the society’s journal, Records of Buckinghamshire, have now been re-indexed, bringing them into line with the indexing format used for later volumes. This is part of a project by Honorary Librarian and Archivist Diana Gulland to re-index the first ten volumes of Records, published between 1854 and 1869.

Copies of the new index are available by post or by eMail. To request a copy, either phone the BAS Library on 01296 331441 on a Wednesday between 10am and 4pm, or email the society.

Special offer on selected back issues of Records of Bucks
20 October 2010

Following the very successful sale of back issues of Records of Buckinghamshire in Autumn 2009, eight more volumes are now on offer at a bargain price of £5 plus £2.50 post and packing for each volume.

The volumes, with just a few of their main articles, are:

Volume 22 (1980)
including articles on the Winslow Charter of 792, the Domesday manor of Hasley and Middle Saxon occupation at Chicheley.
Volume 28 (1986)
including Excavations at Bierton and the Wendover election of 1741.
Volume 30 (1988)
with the coming of railways at Wolverton, excavations at Desborough Castle and Buckinghamshire’s own St Rumbold.
Volume 32 (1990)
including the first of a two-part article on the Hidation of Buckinghamshire.
Volume 34 (1992)
with the Romano-British villa at Amersham and partr 2 of the Hidation of Bucks.
Volume 35 (1993)
including Turnpike Roads and Thimble-making in Marlow.
Volume 36 (1994)
including articles on Bradwell Abbey and an Anglo-Saxon cemetery at ‘Bottledump Corner’, Tattenhoe.
Volume 37 (1995)
with Buckingham Slavery in 1086 and Elmodesham House, Amersham.

CLICK HERE FOR A FULL LIST of all the articles in each volume, and details of how to order these back issues at this special price.

Records of Bucks volume 11 now on-line
1 October 2010

The first back volume of Records of Buckinghamshire, the society’s annual journal, became available on-line on 1 October.

The on-line version of Records volume 11, which was originally published in six parts between 1919 and 1926, is the first in a rolling programme of on-line publishing which will eventually put all back numbers of the journal on-line, making our accumulated knowledge of the county available worldwide. The society aims to publish on-line a new volume every six months, giving priority to those that are out-of-print.

On-line Records 11 is available from this website both directly from the Articles Index, where there is a full list of all its contents, and indirectly through the searchable Subject Index.
 
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