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The geology of the	A303 trunk road between Wincanton, Somerset and Mere, Wiltshire	113 139-143
	A31 and A35 trunk road improvements	117 123
	A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass - interim note	119 163-4
	A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass: Tolpuddle Ball sub-Roman cemetery - interim report	120 110
A31 and	A35 trunk road improvements	117 123
	A35 Weymouth Road Roundabout and Stinsford Roundabout, Dorchester	133 105
	A37 Holywell Road improvement temporary exposures, West Dorset	116 152
Stagg's Folly engineer's tip	A37 road improvement, Sydling St Nicholas	113 168
	A37 road improvements, Evershot	115 161
Further monitoring of	A37 road improvements near the Clay Pigeon café, Frome St Quintin	116 130
Evaluation of land near Evershot and Stockwood in advance of	A37 road improvements	114 234
The Inferior Oolite at Coombe Quarry, near Mapperton, Dorset, and a new Middle Jurassic ammonite faunal horizon,	Aa-3b,
	Leioceras comptocostosum n.biosp. in the Scissum Zone of the Lower Aalenian	130 99-132
The graphoceratid ammonite succession in the	Aalenian and lowest Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) at Horn Park, Dorset, UK	118 85-106
The Inferior Oolite at Coombe Quarry, near Mapperton, Dorset, and a new Middle Jurassic ammonite faunal horizon, Aa-3b, Leioceras comptocostosum n.biosp. in the Scissum Zone of the Lower	Aalenian	130 99-132
Bradford	Abbas: a field survey of the prehistory	114 77-88
C13 improvement and Melbury	Abbas bypass scheme	116 120
The Broad Stone, Winterbourne	Abbas, Dorset: `a pair of shears, a cart load of concrete and three men one day'	131 149-151
The Inferior Oolite at East Hill Quarry, Bradford	Abbas, Dorset	117 101-108
Mortlake and Grooved Ware pottery associated with worked stone in a pit at Lambert's Hill, Winterbourne	Abbas, Dorset	136 144-148
Cerne	Abbas, Duck Street	126 188
Brief Encounter: the Cerne	Abbas Giantess project, summer 1997	119 179-183
Cerne	Abbas, land behind Abbey Street	126 188
Melbury	Abbas: Medieval pottery in perspective	115 111-119
Milton	Abbas, Pond Head Cottage	122 169
Cerne	Abbas, The Old Forge	124 127
The county boundary from Melbury	Abbas to Ashmore: a natural history report	130 232
Well at Milton	Abbas	111 114
A colluvial deposit below Melbury Hill, Compton	Abbas	113 167
A hedge survey in the parish of Cerne	Abbas	123 114
Manor Farm Quarry, Melbury	Abbas	129 188
A lead pendant from Cerne	Abbas	133 73-74
New Inn, Long Street, Cerne	Abbas	134 157
Water Treatment Works, Kingston Russell and Winterbourne	Abbas	134 161
Water Treatment Works, Lamberts Hill to Winterbourne	Abbas	134 161
Mortar analysis on walls associated with Abbotsbury	Abbey
	and the sources of sand used in medieval Abbotsbury	128 123-125
Roof of the	Abbey Barn, Abbotsbury	128 120-123
The west end of Shaftesbury	Abbey church; archaeological investigations at Abbey House, Shaftesbury	139 199-207
Sherborne	Abbey Close (pathway), Sherborne, ST 63806 16474	131 161
Stapehill	Abbey, Ferndown, SY 0543 0030	139 118
The west end of Shaftesbury Abbey church; archaeological investigations at	Abbey House, Shaftesbury	139 199-207
The buildings of Shaftesbury	Abbey in the mid-sixteenth century	115 1-13
Anglo-Saxon	Abbey Shaftesbury - Bectun's Base or Alfred's Foundation	113 23-32
Cerne Abbas, land behind	Abbey Street	126 188
Shaftesbury	Abbey	113 181
Shaftesbury	Abbey	114 238
Shaftesbury	Abbey	115 149
545	Abbot Street, Pamphill, Kingston Lacy Estate	137 164
Corfe Castle,	Abbots Cottages, East Street	120 116
	Abbot's Street Copse, Pamphill, Wimborne	118 137
Mortar analysis on walls associated with	Abbotsbury Abbey and the sources of sand used in medieval Abbotsbury	128 123-125
Medieval and post-medieval millstones from The Old Malthouse,	Abbotsbury, Dorset	112 141-142
	Abbotsbury, Hannah's Lane	121 161
Sea Pea,	Abbotsbury Pease	133 126
	Abbotsbury, Rosemary Lane	122 165
	Abbotsbury Tithe Barn and Mill Farm	120 115
Swannery car park,	Abbotsbury	115 160
8 West Street,	Abbotsbury	118 144
Beaver, Castor fiber L. from offshore peat beds near	Abbotsbury	123 110
Roof of the Abbey Barn,	Abbotsbury	128 120-123
Mortar analysis on walls associated with Abbotsbury Abbey and the sources of sand used in medieval	Abbotsbury	128 123-125
Pamphill,	Abbott Street Copse	120 112
	Abbotts Wooton, Whitchurch Canonicorum	116 120
Trial excavation at Stoke	Abbott	124 124
Portland, Stonehills Mine	access road, Weston	122 170
Kimmeridge wellsite	access road	116 125
Shillingstone Roman villa: summary	account and interpretation	128 110-117
Chantmarle, Cattistock: Sir John Strode's	account of his building, 1612 to 1623, and the consecration of his oratory or chapel	133 37-41
An	account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published by Henry Rowland Brown (1837-1921) in the second edition (1859) of Beauties of Lyme Regis	135 62-70
An anonymous	account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in All the year round in 1865, and its attribution to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and author	135 71-85
The medieval manorial buildings of Kingston Lacy: survey and excavation results with an analysis of the medieval	account rolls 1295-1462	120 45-62
The 1830 `Captain Swing' riots in Dorset - an eye-witness	account	124 21-34
The Magna Mortalitas of the Iater seventh century in Dorset: Aldhelm first bishop of Sherborne, Saints Peter and Paul, and a possible eye-witness	account	131 19-26
Dorchester, 1	Acland Road	126 194
The National Trust	acquires the hill fort at Hambledon Hill NNR, North Dorset	136 196-117
Dorset History Centre	(?acquisitions)	136 81
A comparison of the freshwater invertebrate communities of the River Win (Dorset) present in 1993 and 2016, over a period with agricultural intensification	across the catchment	139 72-82
The Marriage Duty	Act censuses for Lyme Regis 1695-1703	125 1-11
Pits and pottery: some evidence for Beaker	activity at Bryanston School	137 205-218
Further prehistoric and Romano-British	activity at Poundbury Farm, Dorchester	140 114-129
Late Iron Age and Romano-British burials and associated	activity
	at the former allotments, Church Knapp, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	129 115-126
Late Saxon/ medieval	activity west of Cranborne Road, Wimborne, Dorset	138 104-105
New quarry, Sea Spray Field,	Acton, Langton Matravers	129 190
Quarry extension, Blacklands Field,	Acton, Langton Matravers	129 190
Home Field,	Acton, Langton Matravers	133 106-107
Lewis Quarries,	Acton, Langton Matravers	133 107
Keates Quarry, Home Field,	Acton, Langton Matravers	135 199
Lewis Quarry, Home Field,	Acton, Langton Matravers	135 199
Broad Mead,	Acton, Worth Matravers	134 161
Langton Matravers, Blacklands,	Acton	127 152
Charles Hamilton Mercer, a suspicious vagrant held in Sherborne Bridewell and Dorset Gaol under the 1744 Vagrant	Act	131 145-147
Numbers of Mute Swans on the Fleet lagoon, Dorset, UK,	AD
	1808-2008, and their likely effects on nutrient loadings	130 175-182
A 1st-century	AD `Durotrigian' inhumation burial with a decorated Iron Age mirror from Portesham, Dorset	118 51-70
Weatherbury's Midwife and Hintock's	Adam	140 20-25
Archaeological sites	added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	118 133
Archaeological sites	added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	119 159
Archaeological sites	added to the county Sites and Monuments Record	120 101
Archaeological sites	added to the county Sites and Monuments Record	121 151
Archaeological sites	added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	122 159
Archaeological sites	added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	123 123
Archaeological sites	added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	124 119
Dinosaurs of Dorset: Part III, the ornithischian dinosaurs (Dinosauria, Ornithischia) with	additional comments on the sauropods	132 145-163
Dinosaurs of Dorset: Part II, the sauropod dinosaurs (Saurischia, Sauropoda) with	additional comments on the theropods	131 113-126
Two	additional medieval sundials from Dorset	128 117-118
Some	additional medieval sundials from Dorset	134 98-102
	Additional ring ditches on the Kingston Lacy estate, Pamphill	124 122
The environmental quality of the Bovington stream and its effects on the	adjacent
	river Frome (Dorset), assessed with macroinvertebrate data	121 123-128
Proposed dwelling	adjacent to 10a Sweet Hill Road, Southwell, Portland	128 131
Land	adjacent to Avalanche Road, Portland, SY 685 707	139 119
Land	adjacent to Bell Street, Swanage	118 136-7
Sherborne, Land	adjacent to Brecon House	120 106
Land	adjacent to Brickfields Business Park, Gillingham	133 106
Land	adjacent to Doreys Pit, Arne, Church Knowle and Steeple Parishes	133 103
Land	adjacent to Povington Pit, Steeple	133 110-111
Sherborne, land	adjacent to Sherborne House	120 106
Land	adjacent to St Nicholas' Church, Studland	133 111
Powerstock, land	adjacent to the Old Forge	126 195
Charminster, land	adjacent to village hall	120 102
Land	adjoining 1 Wyatt's Lane, Wareham	138 94
Land	adjoining 10 Cow Lane, Wareham	138 93-94
Dewlish, land	adjoining Middle Street	120 116-7
Ancient and medieval	administrative divisions of Cornwall	131 211-214
Landscape and the liminal: an exploration of the early	administrative
	divisions of the South West, an introduction	131 211
Evaluation of land near Evershot and Stockwood in	advance of A37 road improvements	114 234
Evaluation trenches in	advance of biomass boiler, Kingston Lacy House stable, Pamphill	138 92
Dippy on Tour: a natural history	adventure, 10 February to 7 May 2018	139 1-9
Archaeological sites identified from	aerial photographs	116 121-2
	Aerial photography: new sites	112 128
Construction, colour and	aesthetics of the Bronze Age barrows on Wyke Down, Cranborne Chase, Dorset	132 111-119
Mary Ozard and `The	Affair of the Bastard'	115 168-169
Manorial stewards and the conduct of manorial	affairs	115 15-19
Dorset bird names:	affinities and origins	111 146-149
	Affpuddle, SY 80006 94417 to ST 80737 93882, period: post-medieval	130 208
From poorhouse to workhouse? The erosion of publicly owned housing in rural Dorset	after 1834	131 65-78
Sources of bricks used to rebuild Blandford Forum	after the fire of 1731	128 9-15
Sewers, slums and standpipes: the battle	against infectious disease in nineteenth-century Dorset	131 15-18
The excavation of a late Bronze Age/ early Iron	Age-middle Iron Age settlement at Home Field, Down Farm, Sixpenny Handley, Dorset	133 77-97
The	agricultural depression in Dorset c. 1870-1900 and the Duchy of Cornwall	117 1-4
A comparison of the freshwater invertebrate communities of the River Win (Dorset) present in 1993 and 2016, over a period with	agricultural
	intensification across the catchment	139 72-82
Evidence of medieval	agriculture and settlement: excavation at Curtis Fields, Chickerell, Weymouth	140 85-98
	Air photographic evidence for settlements at Chescombe, Winterborne Whitechurch	117 147-149
Archaeology and historical landscape in Wessex from the	air	117 51-66
Mount Pleasant from the	air	126 7-14
George Neil	Aitken (1906-1985) and Gertrude Mabel (Trudy) Aitken (1907-2006)	130 271-272
George Neil Aitken (1906-1985) and Gertrude Mabel (Trudy)	Aitken (1907-2006)	130 271-272
	Alan Collins, 1928-2015	138 151
	Alan Paul Carr 1930-2000	123 153
	Alan Tom Swindall MRICS, FRTPI, Hon. ALI (1924-2005)	127 202-203
Thomas Hardy and the	Alarm	115 170-172
	Albanerpetontid amphibians from the Lower Cretaceous of the Isle of Purbeck, Dorset	118 113-117
Building a new museum:	Albert Bankes	139 26-28
The recent history of monitoring and management of Little Tern Sterna	albifrons
	and Common Tern Sterna hirundo on Chesil Bank, Dorset, 1974-1999	126 63-84
August 6, Ebblake to Whitefield Bottom	(Alderholt and Edmondsham (Dorset), Fordingbridge and Ellingham (Hants))	136 200-201
Pinhorn Nurseries,	Alderholt	117 123
Martha's Cottage,	Alderholt	132 185
St	Aldhelm and the chapel at Worth Matravers	126 148-157
The Magna Mortalitas of the Iater seventh century in Dorset:	Aldhelm
	first bishop of Sherborne, Saints Peter and Paul, and a possible eye-witness account	131 19-26
`Tempore pubertatis nostrae': the West Saxon	Aldhelm of Malmesbury	129 17-24
Post-Roman Purbeck and a further consideration of St	Aldhelm's Chapel	140 75-80
St	Aldhelm's church and chapel in Dorset	139 65-69
St	Aldhelm's Head, Purbeck	117 125
St	Aldhelm's Head, Purbeck	118 144
St	Aldhelm's Head, Worth Matravers	133 115
St	Aldhelm's Quarry, Worth Matravers	136 84-85
St	Aldhelm's Quarry, Worth Matravers	137 161
	Aldhelmus episcopus: the making and shiring of the Sherborne bishopric: Saxon, Briton and the Byzantine	134 113-127
Dame Elisabeth Frink 1930-1993 and	Alex Csáky 1921-1993	115 202-203
Anglo-Saxon Abbey Shaftesbury - Bectun's Base or	Alfred's Foundation	113 23-32
Alan Tom Swindall MRICS, FRTPI, Hon.	ALI (1924-2005)	127 202-203
Mrs	Alicia Moore, dedicatee of Henry Rowland Brown's 1859 guidebook Beauties of Lyme Regis	136 57-62
Dorchester, Fordington Farm,	Alington Avenue	127 149
	Alington Dairy, Dorchester	128 131
Joan	Alisoun Goodman (1911-2007)	129 275-276
Excavations at the parish church of	All Saints, Chalbury, Dorset 1989	112 43-50
New foul drain,	All Saints' Church, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	128 132
The Downland Parish - Gussage	All Saints in the 17th century	119 1-18
6	All Saints Road, Dorchester	137 156
A late Bronze Age penannular ring from Gussage	All Saints	120 121
Chalbury, Parish Church of	All Saints	126 194
An anonymous account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in	All
	the year round in 1865, and its attribution to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and author	135 71-85
	All'Antica ornament during the first Renaissance in England: the case of the Draper chapel at Christchurch Priory	129 25-37
Lay subsidy rolls of the	Allen Valley, 1327 and 1332	125 141-2
Palaeoenvironmental and archaeological investigations on Wyke Down and in the upper	Allen valley, Cranborne Chase, Dorset, England	122 53-71
A note on reconstructing the prehistoric landscape environment in Cranborne Chase; the	Allen valley	120 39-44
Bowling	Alley Walk, Dorchester, SY 6912 9035	139 117
Appian House, Bowling	Alley Walk, Dorchester	128 131
Bridport Community Hospital,	Allington	115 147
Late Iron Age and Romano-British burials and associated activity at the former	allotments, Church Knapp, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	129 115-126
Louds Mill	allotments, St George's St, Dorchester, SY 70482 90376, period: modern	130 207
Trees	along the County Boundary	133 155-156
	Alton Pancras	120 115
Investigations on the south shore of Brownsea Island by the Dorset	Alum and Copperas Industries Project	135 272-283
Investigations at Kimmeridge Bay by the Dorset	Alum and Copperas Industries Project	135 284-296
Investigations on the Studland Circles by the Dorset	Alum and Copperas Industries Project	135 297-310
Dorchester, St John	Ambulance Hall, North Square	122 166-7
Dorchester, St John	Ambulance Hall, North Square	125 154
Hengistbury Head, various	amenity enhancement works	131 157
	Amenity lake at West Stour	114 248-9
	Amenity lake at West Stour	116 133
	Ammonite assemblages of the upper Oxford Clay (mariae zone) near Weymouth, Dorset	121 77-100
The gastropod and	ammonite fauna of two anomalous facies in the Inferior Oolite of Burton Cliff, South Dorset	135 189-197
The Inferior Oolite at Coombe Quarry, near Mapperton, Dorset, and a new Middle Jurassic	ammonite
	faunal horizon, Aa-3b, Leioceras comptocostosum n.biosp. in the Scissum Zone of the Lower Aalenian	130 99-132
The graphoceratid	ammonite succession in the Aalenian and lowest Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) at Horn Park, Dorset, UK	118 85-106
	Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near Budmouth School and Tidmoor Point, Weymouth, and their bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian boundary	119 117-127
Perisphinctid	ammonites from the Trigonia Clavellata Beds (Oxfordian, Upper Jurassic) of the Dorset Coast	137 141-154
New	ammonites from the Zigzag Bed of Dorset	119 109-116
Selection of testate	amoebae (Protozoa, Rhizopoda) as food by tanypodine midge larvae (Chironomidae: Diptera; non-biting midges) in a Dorset stream	131 153-154
Predation	amongst Jurassic Marine Reptiles	113 202-5
Marsh Frog Pelophylax ridibunda (Pallas, 1771)	(Amphibia, Ranidae) in Dorset	131 171-172
	Amphibians 1996	119 208
	Amphibians 2001	124 164-165
	Amphibians 2002	125 207-8
	Amphibians and Reptiles	111 144-145
	Amphibians and reptiles	112 158-159
	Amphibians and reptiles	114 279
Small Reptiles and	Amphibians from the Forest Marble (Middle Jurassic) of Dorset	113 201-2
Albanerpetontid	amphibians from the Lower Cretaceous of the Isle of Purbeck, Dorset	118 113-117
	Amphibians report 1995	118 180-181
	Amphibians	113 212
	Amphibians	115 197
	Amphibians	116 163-164
	Amphibians	121 177
Economic change in late medieval Dorset: an	analysis of evidence from the Lay Subsidies	134 68-82
The medieval manorial buildings of Kingston Lacy: survey and excavation results with an	analysis
	of the medieval account rolls 1295-1462	120 45-62
Mortar	analysis on walls associated with Abbotsbury Abbey and the sources of sand used in medieval Abbotsbury	128 123-125
The river Avon: real-time realm of the	ancestors	121 49-52
Farmers and their	ancestral tombs: a study of the inconspicuous barrows of central Dorset and their relationship with the secular landscape	121 37-47
An ancient	anchor from Weymouth harbour	126 144-145
An	ancient anchor from Weymouth harbour	126 144-145
	Ancient and medieval administrative divisions of Cornwall	131 211-214
	Ancient boundaries, living landscapes	129 209-212
	Ancient, civil and ecclesiastical parishes in Dorset	137 34-45
An inventory of	ancient, holy and healing wells of Dorset	114 265
Durnelynche: the	ancient south-eastern boundary of Dorset	137 57-64
Cranborne	Ancient Technology Centre	122 161-2
Park Cottages, Winterborne Tomson,	Anderson	134 157
Milborne St	Andrew, Beeches Buildings	125 161
Milborne St	Andrew: Coldstream Dairy	119 161
Milborne St	Andrew flood management scheme, Manor Farm	125 166
Milborne St	Andrew, Lane End	123 129
Land at Huntley Down, Milborne St	Andrew, SY 8017 9812	139 119
Land north of Blandford Hill, Milborne St	Andrew, SY 80440 97730	140 59
Church of St	Andrew, West Stafford	137 160
St	Andrew's Church, Okeford Fitzpaine, ST 80708 10837	140 60
Palaeopathological investigations into the articulated human skeletal remains from Old St	Andrew's Church, Portland, Dorset	127 67-76
St	Andrew's Church, Preston, Weymouth	133 113
Lyme Regis, St	Andrews House, Uplyme Road	120 117
A Roman building in Gussage St	Andrew	112 117
Milton Road, Milborne St	Andrew	114 234
The Village Hall, The Causeway, Milborne St	Andrew	133 107
Hillside, Little England, Milborne St	Andrew	136 80
Langton Herring,	Angel Lane	120 104
Shaftesbury,	Angel Lane	123 127-8
High	Angle Battery, Portland, SY 694 732	140 60
The history and ecology of Spartina	anglica in Poole Harbour	119 147-158
Charles Darwin and the evolution of William Barnes: the reaction of an	Anglican
	priest in Dorset to the publication of The Origin of Species in 1859	131 79-85
	Anglo-Saxon Abbey Shaftesbury - Bectun's Base or Alfred's Foundation	113 23-32
The search for a small	Anglo-Saxon bound at Shaftesbury	111 125-127
Some	Anglo-Saxon charters and estates in south-east Dorset	116 11-20
The boundaries of two	Anglo-Saxon charters relating to land at Corscombe	116 1-9
Boundary landmarks in	Anglo-Saxon charters	133 146-154
An	Anglo-Saxon felon at Maiden Castle?	130 213-215
	Animal bones	136 125-142
Kathleen	Annie Deacon, 1907-1998	120 145-146
An account of Mary	Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published by Henry Rowland Brown (1837-1921) in the second edition (1859) of Beauties of Lyme Regis	135 62-70
An anonymous account of Mary	Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in All the year round in 1865, and its attribution to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and author	135 71-85
A token found at Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, apparently associated with Mary	Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector	136 63--67
Mary	Anning's Commonplace Book	138 64-66
The gastropod and ammonite fauna of two	anomalous facies in the Inferior Oolite of Burton Cliff, South Dorset	135 189-197
An	anonymous account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in All the year round in 1865, and its attribution to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and author	135 71-85
Tarrant Launceston 15:	another Neolithic causwayed enclosure?	131 161-164
	Another pot by Robert Shering of Verwood	121 135-136
Observations on the Stoke Wake to	Ansty water pipeline	113 185
Reinvestigating Samuel Wakely of Bridport (1787-1865), composer of psalms and	anthems	139 29-34
Raymond	Anthony Holt Farrar 1917-1993	116 167-168
Sherborne, St	Anthony's Convent	120 119
The new	Antiquarian Association vs Dorset County Museum	129 180-181
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2012	134 162
Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2013	135 235-236
Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2014	136 86-87
Portable	Antiquities Scheme, 2015	137 165-166
Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2016	138 150
Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2017	139 122-123
Portable	Antiquities Scheme 2018	140 63-65
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme in 2006	128 133-136
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme in 2007	129 193-194
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme in 2009	132 177-178
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme in 2010 and 2011	133 99-100
Finds reported to the Portable	Antiquities Scheme	130 219-221
The Sherborne coin mould: a case of a fake	antiquity?	138 149
The 1986 Poundbury hoard of 3rd-century	Antoniniani	125 150-152
`This frightful blasphemous sect':	apocalyptic millenarians in Victorian Dorset	114 13-18
A token found at Lyme Regis, Dorset, England,	apparently associated with Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector	136 63--67
Two	apparently unrecorded mills at Stockwood	116 140-142
	Appian House, Bowling Alley Walk, Dorchester	128 131
William Dickson Lang: his Liassic work	appraised	123 69-74
	April 2, Biddlesgate Wood and Stone Hill Gate (Cranborne (Dorset), Martin and Damerham (Hants))	136 198-199
	April 26, Filcombe Wood (Chideock) and St Gabriel's Wood (St Gabriel's)	136 189-190
	April Cottage, Verwood	129 188
Some observations recording the occurrence and colonization by Odonata during the first seven years of a newly-created pond's existence	(April-October
	2004-10) on Bank Gate Heath on the Arne nature reserve of the RSPB at Arne, near Wareham, Dorset	137 118-128
The macroinvertebrate fauna of temporary and permanent	aquatic
	habitats in East Stoke Fen (SSSI), Dorset	132 165-175
Excavations and fieldwork on the Dorchester Roman	aqueduct 1996	118 139-143
Dorchester Roman	aqueduct 1997	119 165-168
Dorchester Roman	aqueduct 1998	120 94-96
The Dorchester Roman	Aqueduct: observations at 'Bob's Cars' Garage, Poundbury West Industrial Estate, and on the north-west of Poundbury Camp, 2004	134 195-199
Fieldwork and excavation on the Dorchester Roman	aqueduct, summer 1993	115 152-3
Fieldwork and excavation on the Dorchester Roman	aqueduct, summer 1994	116 123-5
Fieldwork and excavation on the Dorchester Roman	aqueduct	114 239-240
Excavations and fieldwork on the Dorchester Roman	aqueduct	117 128-131
Dorchester Roman	Aqueduct	118 146-7
Lawrence of	Arabia's fire tank/ swimming pool at Clouds Hill, Dorset	121 142-145
Earthwork enclosure at	Arbor Hill, near Gillingham, ST 833 294	138 102-103
June Betteridge Johnstone, Cert	Arch, 1924-1998	120 143-144
	Archaeological archive (including the Dewlish site)	131 169
	Archaeological archives in store at Bournemouth University	130 213
	Archaeological assessment at Manor Farm, Wyke Regis, Dorset	112 123
	Archaeological assessment for the proposed Tolpuddle and Puddletown bypass	115 166-167
	Archaeological assessment on the line of the proposed Chideock and Morcombelake bypass (SY 377 937 - 449 928), an interim statement	115 147-9
The	archaeological context of the Roman coin hoard from Nether Compton	133 67-68
Early observation of	archaeological earthworks in Dorset	134 163
The eastern defences of the Saxon burh at Christchurch, Dorset: an	archaeological
	evaluation at the King's Arms Hotel	132 127-130
St Leonard's chapel, Blandford Forum, an	archaeological evaluation of the structural foundations (interim statement)	113 180
	Archaeological evaluation trenches, Shapwick village	115 149-150
	Archaeological excavation and recording of land between 28 and 30 Bell Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset	122 99-109
Results of an	archaeological excavation at Pound Lane, Wareham	138 96-101
	Archaeological excavations south of Priory Farm crossroads, Shapwick, Kingston Lacy estate	138 93
	Archaeological investigation following the discovery of a hoard of palstaves near New Inn Farmhouse, Marnhull, Dorset	112 131-138
An	archaeological investigation of Russel Quay, Poole Harbour	125 93-99
The west end of Shaftesbury Abbey church;	archaeological investigations at Abbey House, Shaftesbury	139 199-207
	Archaeological investigations at the Southern Electricity Depot, High Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset	125 83-92
Further	archaeological investigations near Cleavel Point, Ower peninsula, Corfe Castle, Dorset	113 174
Palaeoenvironmental and	archaeological investigations on Wyke Down and in the upper Allen valley, Cranborne Chase, Dorset, England	122 53-71
	Archaeological investigations project	131 169
Poole Harbour: a review of early and more recent	archaeological investigations with evidence for Iron Age and Romano-British salt production	127 53-57
The coastal defences of Lyme Regis: recent	archaeological investigations	128 79-86
The excavation of a medieval building at Ower Farm, Corfe Castle, and other	archaeological
	observations at Wytch Farm oilfield, 1994	116 55-60
Bridport's 13th-century Defences:	archaeological observations to the rear of 41 and 43 East Street, Bridport	127 59-66
The Fir Tree Field shaft: the date and	archaeological potential of a Chalk swallowhole feature	120 25-37
Bestwall Quarry	archaeological project: interim report 1996	118 144
Corfe Castle,	archaeological recording during historic fabric consolidation work; the keep, gloriette, south-west gatehouse and outer gatehouse	131 166-167
Weston Road	archaeological site, Portland: interim report	128 106-110
	Archaeological sites added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	118 133
	Archaeological sites added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	119 159
	Archaeological sites added to the county Sites and Monuments Record	120 101
	Archaeological sites added to the county Sites and Monuments Record	121 151
	Archaeological sites added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	122 159
	Archaeological sites added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	123 123
	Archaeological sites added to the County Sites and Monuments Record	124 119
	Archaeological sites identified from aerial photographs	116 121-2
Report of the Dorset Natural History and	Archaeological Society 2012	134 277-290
Report of the Dorset Natural History and	Archaeological Society for 2009 and 2010	132 1-16
Report of the Dorset Natural History and	Archaeological Society for 2010 and 2011	133 189-208
Report of the Dorset Natural History and	Archaeological Society for 2013	135 360-372
The South Walks tunnel sewer, Dorchester:	archaeological watching-brief	112 51-56
Re-investigations of Lower Palaeolithic	archaeology and deposits at Corfe Mullen	130 195-198
	Archaeology and historical landscape in Wessex from the air	117 51-66
East Stoke: the	archaeology of the Old Church of St Mary	132 121-125
Other observations by Dorset County Council	Archaeology Service	118 150
Brownsea Island, south shore, industrial	archaeology	127 145-147
Ways of seeing: an	architectual reconstruction of Wessex	140 26-41
'History in Stone': Hardy, Morris, and	architectural preservation	137 23-31
Aspects of Romanesque ecclesiastical	architecture in Dorset	122 1-19
Three Dorset churches: early Tractarian	architecture in West Dorset	132 45-54
Archaeological	archive (including the Dewlish site)	131 169
Archaeological	archives in store at Bournemouth University	130 213
Digging in the	archives: W. Edward Bankes 1702-1729, the young Bankes who went to India	133 43-49
The Story of Orra: William Barnes's	Arctic Fantasy	127 37-42
Heron Grove, Sturminster Marshall -	Area C	116 126
Bournemouth Natural Science Society: The natural history of Bournemouth and the surrounding	area, edited by R. Chapman	133 177-178
Note on the use of Tertiary 'Heathstone' in buildings over the	area
	of outcrop of the Palaeogene in the Isle of Purbeck, south-central and east Dorset	137 129-136
`Wild Downs and Hills' - The historic landscape character of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs	Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty	130 189-193
Temporary sections in the Charmouth Mudstone Formation (Sinemurian-Pliensbachian Stages, Lower Jurassic) of South Somerset compared with the type	area of the Dorset coast	140 53-58
Two proposed soil deposit	areas at Blandford Camp, Tarrant Monkton	116 120
Excavation and survey of Bronze Age sites in the Badbury	area	114 47-76
New riding	arena, Parnham House, Beaminster	128 130
`Lyme Regis is in Dorset, Uplyme is in Devon...', thoughts	arising
	from the research seminar of September 2008	130 223-227
Dorchester, 3 Fordington High Street (Noah's	Ark)	125 164-5
The eastern defences of the Saxon burh at Christchurch, Dorset: an archaeological evaluation at the King's	Arms Hotel	132 127-130
21 Blandford Road, Potters	Arms, Poole	138 84
West Bay, Bridport	Arms	126 195
Blandford	army camp, field A	117 123
Blandford	army camp, field B	117 123
The late Iron Age and Romano-British pottery production sites at Redcliff,	Arne and Stoborough	124 45-99
Land adjacent to Doreys Pit,	Arne, Church Knowle and Steeple Parishes	133 103
The management of lowland heath from 1966-1989 at	Arne nature reserve, Dorset, UK	114 227-232
Some observations recording the occurrence and colonization by Odonata during the first seven years of a newly-created pond's existence (April-October 2004-10) on Bank Gate Heath on the	Arne
	nature reserve of the RSPB at Arne, near Wareham, Dorset	137 118-128
Some observations recording the occurrence and colonization by Odonata during the first seven years of a newly-created pond's existence (April-October 2004-10) on Bank Gate Heath on the Arne nature reserve of the RSPB at	Arne, near Wareham, Dorset	137 118-128
A comparison of the verge flora of a section of the	Arne Road, Wareham, Dorset	127 101-110
Wytch Farm oilfield, infield flowlines, Corfe Castle and	Arne	111 111
Middlebere Farm,	Arne	117 128
Botanical diversity in clearings created	around Little Sea, Studland Peninsula, Dorset, monitored between 1996 and 2005	128 87-94
Medieval seamarks	around the Dorset coast	130 265-268
'Fishing the Wreck': the recovery of	artefacts from the Halsewell East Indiaman, 1786-2016	138 6-16
Stone	artefacts recorded from Knitson Farm, Corfe Castle, Dorset in 1999	127 135-138
Land	Arthropods	111 136-137
Land	arthropods	112 154-156
Land	Arthropods	113 210-1
Land	Arthropods	114 276-277
Land	arthropods	115 194-195
Land	arthropods	116 160-161
Land	arthropods	117 172-173
Land	Arthropods	118 179-180
Land	arthropods	119 206-207
Land	arthropods	120 138-140
Land	Arthropods	121 176-177
'Gone for a Burton': Thomas	Arthur Burton (1842-1936), musician and composer, and his family (from Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Cotswolds, Hampshire and Dorset)	136 38-56
Eric	Arthur Gee 1913-1989	111 155
Philip	Arthur Rahtz (1921-2011)	134 272-275
Review	articles and other contributions on the geology of Dorset in volume 130	130 233
Palaeopathological investigations into the	articulated human skeletal remains from Old St Andrew's Church, Portland, Dorset	127 67-76
Species recorded on	artificial and natural reefs, Poole Bay, 1989-1996	121 113-122
Photography	as a tool for monitoring coastal geological sites	128 189-193
A review of the upper Pliensbachian and Toarcian (Lower Jurassic) stages in south Somerset and Dorset	as
	evidenced by outcrop sections and derived subcrop field brash of the Beacon Limestone Formation	139 83-104
The Upper Bathonian and Callovian stages (Middle Jurassic)	as exposed near Corscombe, Dorset	138 79-83
Selection of testate amoebae (Protozoa, Rhizopoda)	as
	food by tanypodine midge larvae (Chironomidae: Diptera; non-biting midges) in a Dorset stream	131 153-154
Dole's	Ash Farm, Piddletrenthide	111 107
The county boundary from Melbury Abbas to	Ashmore: a natural history report	130 232
Winterborne St Martin,	Ashton	122 174
August 26, Eggardon Hill (NT)	(Askerswell)	136 193
	Aspects of Romanesque ecclesiastical architecture in Dorset	122 1-19
Ammonite	assemblages of the upper Oxford Clay (mariae zone) near Weymouth, Dorset	121 77-100
The environmental quality of a small urban watercourse, the Bourne Stream (Dorset),	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	117 117-122
The environmental quality of a small spring-fed watercourse, the Wool Stream (Dorset),	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	120 77-83
The environmental quality of the Bovington stream and its effects on the adjacent river Frome (Dorset),	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	121 123-128
The environmental quality of two iron-rich streams in southern Dorset,	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	122 139-144
The environmental quality of the River Jordan (Dorset)	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	126 127-132
The environmental quality of the Tadnoll Brook (Dorset),	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	127 125-132
The environmental quality of the Sherford River (Dorset)	assessed with macroinvertebrate data	136 18-29
Archaeological	assessment at Manor Farm, Wyke Regis, Dorset	112 123
Archaeological	assessment for the proposed Tolpuddle and Puddletown bypass	115 166-167
Druitt Gardens, desk-based	assessment (NGR 415710 092715)	130 205
The macroinvertebrate fauna and environmental	assessment of seven streams entering Poole harbour	137 105-117
Environmental quality	assessment of the Win Stream (Dorset) using macroinvertebrate data	116 105-110
Archaeological	assessment on the line of the proposed Chideock and Morcombelake bypass (SY 377 937 - 449 928), an interim statement	115 147-9
	Assessments and evaluations with negative results	117 127
Knowlton Circles, palaeoenvironmental	assessment	116 119
Late Iron Age and Romano-British burials and	associated activity at the former allotments, Church Knapp, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	129 115-126
Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic) hardgrounds and the	associated
	faunas at Coombe Quarry, Mapperton, near Beaminster, Dorset	130 149-153
The fauna and flora of the Sunnydown Farm footprint site and	associated
	sites: Purbeck Limestone formation, Dorset	115 181-182
Mortar analysis on walls	associated with Abbotsbury Abbey and the sources of sand used in medieval Abbotsbury	128 123-125
A token found at Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, apparently	associated
	with Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector	136 63--67
Mortlake and Grooved Ware pottery	associated with worked stone in a pit at Lambert's Hill, Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset	136 144-148
Dorset County Football	Association, Blandford Close, Hamworthy, Poole	138 84
The new Antiquarian	Association vs Dorset County Museum	129 180-181
Re-introduction of	Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., to the Tadnoll Brook, Dorset	130 9-16
The Dorset county boundary: proposal for the creation of a digital boundary	atlas	129 215
	Attempts at a Dorset County Museum in the 1820s	121 138-140
An anonymous account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in All the year round in 1865, and its	attribution
	to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and author	135 71-85
Poole, St	Aubyn's Court Road	125 167
Local	auction report 2013	135 358-359
Local	auction report	134 270-271
	August 26, Eggardon Hill (NT) (Askerswell)	136 193
	August 6, Ebblake to Whitefield Bottom (Alderholt and Edmondsham (Dorset), Fordingbridge and Ellingham (Hants))	136 200-201
Land off	Augusta Road, Portland	128 129
	Aurea Pamela Hoare (1915-2008)	132 217-218
An anonymous account of Mary Anning (1799-1847), fossil collector of Lyme Regis, Dorset, England, published in All the year round in 1865, and its attribution to Henry Stuart Fagan (1827-1890), schoolmaster, parson and	author	135 71-85
The Lymiad: a poem in the form of letters from Lyme to a friend at Bath, written during the	autumn
	of 1818, edited by John Fowles and John Constable	133 178-179
Land adjacent to	Avalanche Road, Portland, SY 685 707	139 119
Stonehills Mine,	Avalanche Road, Southwell, Portland	137 158
Knapp Mill	Avenue, Christchurch	114 233
Rear of 1-3 Weymouth	Avenue, Dorchester	137 156
Weymouth	Avenue, Fordington	111 118-9
Kingston Lacy beech	avenue, interim reports	111 105-6
69 Mount Pleasant	Avenue, Weymouth	133 113
Dorchester, Weymouth	Avenue	122 160
Dorchester, Weymouth	Avenue	123 131
Dorchester, 2 Linden	Avenue	126 189
Dorchester, Fordington Farm, Alington	Avenue	127 149
The river	Avon: real-time realm of the ancestors	121 49-52
A jadeite	axe blade from Nether Cerne, Dorset	126 174-175
Neolithic	axe from Gillingham	111 105
A polished flint	axe from Toller Porcorum	118 154
A group of Middle Bronze Age socketed	axes from East Dorset	125 144-6
Hengistbury Head, tranchet	axe	121 162