Contents of volume 80

for 1958, published 1959

Annual Review, 5-20
- Obituary
  - William Joscelyn Arkell, 10-11
  - Joseph Fowler, 12
Geology and Natural History
- Report on Rainfall in Dorset in 1958, D. J. Paxman, 21
- Dorset Natural History 1958
  - Geology, W. D. Lang, 22
  - Invertebrates other than Arthropods, W. D. Lang, 23-24
  - Arthropods other than Lepidoptera, R. F. Dalton, 24-25
  - Lepidoptera, A. A. Lisney, 25-30
  - Fishes, R. F. Dalton, 30
  - Amphibians, B. Gooch, 31
  - Reptiles, B. Gooch, 31
  - Birds, A. J. Bull, 32-48
  - Mammals, B. Gooch, 49-51
- The Mesozoic Reptiles of Dorset, part 2, J. B. Delair, 52-90
- Mary Anning's Escape from Lightning, W. D. Lang, 91-93
Archaeology and History
- Archaeological Notes and News for 1958, R. A. H. Farrar, 94-110
  - A Palaeolith from Chard Junction, B. M. Fagan, 94-95
  - The Roman Sites at Pinford Lane, Castleton, Sherborne, C. E. Bean, 95-96
  - Some Roman Sites and Miscellaneous Finds in the Sherborne District, C. E. Bean, 96-98
  - A Roman Building at East Farm, Bradford Abbas, C. E. Bean, 98
  - Roman Buildings near the Golf Course, Bradford Abbas, C. E. Bean, 99
  - Petrographical Identifications of some Stone Axes, C. E. Bean, 99-100
  - Excavations at Shearplace Hill, Sydling St Nicholas, P. A. Rahtz, 100-101
  - Recent Discoveries in Dorchester, R. N. R. Peers, 101-102
  - An Upper-cruck Roof Truss in South Street, Dorchester, J. T. Smith, 102-103
  - The Tudor Arch, South Street, Dorchester, R. F. Dalton, 103
  - Excavations at the Medieval Village of Holworth, 1958, P. A. Rahtz, 103-105
  - Romano-British Buildings at Woodhouse Hill, Studland, 4th interim report, N. H. Field, 105-106
  - Mortarium Stamp from Shapwick, Dorset, K. F. Hartley, 106-107
  - Note on Excavations at Buzbury Rings, J. Forde-Johnston, 107-108
  - Note on Excavations at Spettisbury Ring, J. Forde-Johnston, 108
  - Romano-British Burial and Pits near Bryanston School, Blandford, N. H. Field, 108-110
- The Excavation of Two Barrows at Frampton, Dorset, J. Forde-Johnston, 111-132
- Excavation of Three Round Barrows at Kinson, near Bournemouth, G. M. Knocker, 133-145
  - Report on some of the Cremated Human Remains from the Late Bronze Age Burials in Kinson Barrow 3, C. P. B. Wells, 143-145
- Excavation of a Round Barrow on Chick's Hill, East Stoke Parish, Dorset, P. Ashbee and G. W. Dimbleby, 146-159
- Litton Cheney Excavations 1956, J. S. Wacher, 160-177
Index, 178-180