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Peter James Woodward	BA MCIfA FSA 1947-2017	139 227-234
Charmouth,	Backlands Farm	125 163
Lithostratigraphic sections through the Purbeck Limestone Group (Tithonian-Berriasian) at five Regionally Important Geological/ Geomorphological Sites (RIGS) on the Isle of Purbeck, and at	Bacon
	Hole near West Lulworth, Dorset, Southern England	131 127-144
Shapwick, excavations at	Badbury and Crab Farm, interim report	126 181-186
Excavation and survey of Bronze Age sites in the	Badbury area	114 47-76
Lodge Farm and	Badbury Park, Pamphill	111 112-4
Excavation and geophysical survey,	Badbury Rings 2005	127 143-145
The Romano-Celtic temple at	Badbury Rings, Dorset	135 242-271
Excavation and survey at	Badbury Rings, Dorset	140 130-171
A geophysical survey of three round barrows near	Badbury Rings	132 107-110
Resistivity survey,	Badbury Romano-British temple	118 134
Evaluation excavation,	Badbury Romano-Celtic temple	122 148
	Badger sett remedial work, Hambledon Hill, Child Okeford	128 130
	Badger sett remedial work, Maiden Castle, Winterborne St Martin	128 132
Sturminster Newton,	Bagber Farm House	126 192
Cecil John	Bailey FSA (1914-2004)	127 195-197
Corfe Castle, Outer	Bailey, recording and conservation of first tower	139 115-116
Corfe Castle, evaluation excavation in the West	Bailey	136 78-79
The graphoceratid ammonite succession in the Aalenian and lowest	Bajocian
	(Middle Jurassic) at Horn Park, Dorset, UK	118 85-106
A further examination of the Subfurcatum Zone (Middle Jurassic; Upper	Bajocian) of North Dorset	113 196-8
A new section in the Rubbly Beds Limestones of the Upper Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic; Upper	Bajocian) of north Dorset	117 158
A review of the stratigraphy of the Inferior Oolite	(Bajocian
	stage, Middle Jurassic) near Clatcombe, Sherborne, with a description of temporary sections	121 101-106
A description of a permanent new section and of nearby temporary sections in the Inferior Oolite	(Bajocian
	Stage, Middle Jurassic) of Milborne Wick, Somerset	127 77-85
A review of the stratigraphy and palaeontology of the Middle and Upper Oolite	(Bajocian
	Stage, Middle Jurassic) of Oborne Wood near Sherborne, north Dorset	125 109-118
A review of the stratigraphy of the site of special scientific interest at Milborne Wick, Somerset	(Bajocian stage; Middle Jurassic)	118 107-111
	Balfour Farm, Wool	114 249
Excavations near Tolpuddle	Ball, Dorset, an interim report	115 155-8
A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass: Tolpuddle	Ball sub-Roman cemetery - interim report	120 110
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
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
Digging in the archives: W. Edward	Bankes 1702-1729, the young Bankes who went to India	133 43-49
Digging in the archives: W. Edward Bankes 1702-1729, the young	Bankes who went to India	133 43-49
Building a new museum: Albert	Bankes	139 26-28
Weymouth's choice: Pulteney or	bankruptcy?	119 33-40
A mediaeval	`banner' type of harness ornament	111 111-2
Roman defences at Dorford	Baptist Church, Bridport Road, Dorchester	126 166-170
Dorchester, Dorford	Baptist Church, Bridport Road	125 160
Dorchester, Dorford	Baptist Church, Bridport Road	126 194
Church of St John the	Baptist, Woodsford, SY 7620 9058	139 121
An old road at	Bare Cross, Church Knowle	128 95-100
	Barford Farm, Pamphill, Kingston Lacy estate	133 107-108
A double ring ditched, Bronze Age barrow at	Barford Farm, Pamphill	111 31-55
Land at	Barges Close, Litton Cheney	137 157
Roof of the Abbey	Barn, Abbotsbury	128 120-123
Abbotsbury Tithe	Barn and Mill Farm	120 115
Black	Barn Farm, Chalbury	112 122
New	Barn Farm, Knowlton, Woodlands, SU 0238 0956	139 121
New	Barn Farm, Knowlton, Woodlands	137 161
Knowlton, New	Barn Farm	125 160
Bestwall	Barn, Wareham	117 140
Gillingham,	Barnaby Mead	123 128-9
Treswell's Survey of Purbeck 1585-6, Mark Forrest (ed.) with Jenny Halling	Barnard, Rose Mitchell and Martin Papworth	139 235
Language in the landscape: an excavation of William	Barnes' 'A British Earthwork'	140 42-52
Glebe Land,	Barnes Lane, Beaminster	118 144
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
Dorchester: former Hardye's School,	Barnes Way	119 160
The Story of Orra: William	Barnes's Arctic Fantasy	127 37-42
William	Barnes's dialect poems: a pronunciation guide, by T. L. Burton	133 177
The first publication of William	Barnes's dialect poems in the `Dorset County Chronicle'	129 178-180
Manuscripts of William	Barnes's dialect poems in the Dorset County Museum	138 46-63
Winterborne Came Rectory: the home of William	Barnes	123 1-6
Water main replacement,	Barnston crossroads, Church Knowle	129 190
Sydling St Nicholas Tithe	Barn	114 249
Bradford Peverell, Home	Barn	126 188
A second Bastard	Barometer	112 142-145
Proposed new	barrackmaster's workshop, RNAS Portland	117 137-140
	Barracks in Dorset during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars	111 9-14
The Dorset County Museum	barrel organ	137 7-17
Excavation of a Bronze Age round	barrow and Napoleonic signal station at Golden Cap, Stanton St Gabriel	115 51-62
A double ring ditched, Bronze Age	barrow at Barford Farm, Pamphill	111 31-55
Excavation of a Bronze Age round	barrow at Binnegar Quarry	132 93-106
Possible	barrow at Church Knowle	111 105
Pamphill, a round	barrow at Old Lawn Farm	121 151
A geophysical examination of round	barrow cemeteries on the South Dorset Ridgeway (Stage 1 - Bronkham Hill)	130 199-203
Lines of enquiry: linear organisation of the High Lea Farm Bronze Age	barrow cemetery	138 127-136
Early record of a	barrow excavation on Little Down, Langton Long and Tarrant Rawston and a note on a ring ditch on Race Down, Pimperne	117 150
Excavation of a round	barrow, Golden Cap	114 240
	Barrow Lea, Stalbridge	117 126
Wyke Regis,	Barrow Rise	125 163
Survey and excavation of a long	barrow with secondary burial on Race Down, Tarrant Launceston, Dorset	138 137-145
Two round	barrows and flintwork on Pound Hill, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset	111 120-121
Round	barrows at Squirrel's Cottages, East Holme	113 170
Observations on the site of the `Two	Barrows', Fordington Farm, Dorchester, with a note on the `Conquer Barrow'	116 45-54
A geophysical survey of three round	barrows near Badbury Rings	132 107-110
Farmers and their ancestral tombs: a study of the inconspicuous	barrows
	of central Dorset and their relationship with the secular landscape	121 37-47
Construction, colour and aesthetics of the Bronze Age	barrows on Wyke Down, Cranborne Chase, Dorset	132 111-119
Geophysical survey, Godlingston Heath group of round	barrows, Studland	133 107
The Excavation of Fordington Farm Round	Barrow	113 107-132
Observations on the site of the `Two Barrows', Fordington Farm, Dorchester, with a note on the `Conquer	Barrow'	116 45-54
Tarrant Launceston, Race Down long	barrow	126 187
St Mary and St	Bartholomew Church, Cranborne, SU 05453 13247	140 59
Shapwick, St	Bartholomew's Church	122 170
Greenhill	Barton, Coombe Valley Road, Bincombe	128 130
Land at	Barton Farm and north of Marston Road, Sherborne	133 109
A multi-phase site at	Barton Hill, Shaftesbury, Dorset	137 187-204
	Barton Hill, Shaftesbury	116 131
Anglo-Saxon Abbey Shaftesbury - Bectun's	Base or Alfred's Foundation	113 23-32
A second	Bastard Barometer	112 142-145
Mary Ozard and `The Affair of the	Bastard'	115 168-169
'A Shocking Case!' Bigamy and	Bastardy in Dorchester, 1729-1730	127 133-134
	Batcombe, Gore Hill	122 165
Carinopis	batei: a new bivalve mollusc from the Middle Lias (Lower Jurassic) of the Dorset coast, England	125 119-123
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
The Upper	Bathonian and Callovian stages (Middle Jurassic) as exposed near Corscombe, Dorset	138 79-83
A lower molar of Stereognathus sp. (Reptilia, Therapsida) from the	Bathonian of southern England	115 139-141
A new Dorset record of the Zigzag Zone (Lower	Bathonian stage, Middle Jurassic)	119 129-133
Taxonomy and palaeoecology of the Portlandian (Upper Jurassic) pleurotomariid gastropod	Bathrotomaria
	rugata (Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
High Angle	Battery, Portland, SY 694 732	140 60
Sewers, slums and standpipes: the	battle against infectious disease in nineteenth-century Dorset	131 15-18
Liz-Anne	Bawden MBE (1931-2012)	135 338-339
Species recorded on artificial and natural reefs, Poole	Bay, 1989-1996	121 113-122
West	Bay and Swash Channel wrecks	128 186
West	Bay, Bridport Arms	126 195
Investigations at Kimmeridge	Bay by the Dorset Alum and Copperas Industries Project	135 284-296
A dinosaur track from the Wealden Group (Lower Cretaceous), Worbarrow	Bay, Dorset, southern England	130 233-234
Notes on the discovery of two eutherian mammals in the 'Mammal Bed' of the Purbeck Group (Early Cretaceous, Berriasian) exposed in Durlston	Bay, Dorset, UK	139 105-114
An unusual tool-mark in the Purbeck Limestone Formation, Durlston	Bay, Dorset	115 185
New records of unionacean bivalves from the Wessex Formation (Wealden Group, Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage	Bay, Dorset	118 167-168
Weymouth	Bay holiday park, Preston	120 108
New sea wall, Kimmeridge	Bay, Kimmeridge	135 199
Kimmeridge	Bay, new Marine Centre	122 168-9
The Weymouth	Bay pliosaur, a major new display specimen for the Dorset County Museum	132 188
The Thompson's clay canal, a clay-working enterprise near Lytchett	Bay, Poole in the 1830s	136 151-152
Kimmeridge	Bay, Purbeck	119 161
A mammal-bearing bed in the Intermarine Member, Purbeck Limestone Group (Lower Cretaceous), Durlston	Bay,
	Swanage, Dorset, and correction to Ensom 2000	132 187-188
Type-section of the Purbeck Limestone Group, Durlston	Bay, Swanage, Dorset	114 181-206
Kimmeridge	Bay, upper car park and quayside	131 156-157
	Bayard Dairy, Upwey, Weymouth	133 112-113
The Beaches of Lyme	Bay	111 91-97
A geological map of Purbeck Beds in the northern part of Durlston	Bay	113 145-148
A Hanseatic flagon from Chesil	Bay	114 250-1
Dorset Dolines: part 3, Eocene pockets and gravel pipes in the Chalk of St Oswald's	Bay	117 109-116
An elephant tusk from the sea off West	Bay	123 113
Early medieval pottery from Studland	Bay	129 271
Coastguard Hut, Kimmeridge	Bay	137 157
A Late Iron Age Settlement and Black-Burnished Ware	(BB1)
	Production Site at Worgret, near Wareham, Dorset (1986-7)	113 55-105
Ship timbers on Studland	Beach: an interim note?	130 269
Mammals of Chesil	Beach and the Fleet	134 38-42
Excavation of c. eighteenth-century wall footings at Hive	Beach, Burton Bradstock	135 237-240
Burton Bradstock, Hive	Beach car park improvements	131 159
Burton Bradstock, WWII building at Hive	Beach car park	131 157
Chesil	Beach, changes in crest height 1969-1990	112 109-112
Magnetite on Chesil	Beach, evidence of a ship's stranding in 1914	123 109
Chesil	Beach: landward recession 1965-1991	113 157-160
The Pig on the	Beach, Studland	136 83
Plan of Hive	Beach, with eroding building, supplement to vol.135 p.237-240	136 185
Rehearsal for disaster: Bridport's	beaches and the Dieppe operation	133 170-174
The	Beaches of Lyme Bay	111 91-97
Excavations at Thorncombe	Beacon, Doghouse Hill and Golden Cap on the Golden Cap Estate, West Dorset	134 205-247
Thorncombe	Beacon, Golden Cap Estate	126 191
Geophysical survey of Long Mound,	Beacon Knap, Swyre	135 201-202
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
Symondsbury, excavation of prehistoric flints at Thorncombe	Beacon	126 186-187
Pits and pottery: some evidence for	Beaker activity at Bryanston School	137 205-218
A matter of life and death: Late Neolithic,	Beaker and early Bronze Age settlement and cemeteries at Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester	128 17-52
Early 16th-century Sculptures on the Tower of St Mary's Church,	Beaminster, Dorset	127 138-141
Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic) hardgrounds and the associated faunas at Coombe Quarry, Mapperton, near	Beaminster, Dorset	130 149-153
	Beaminster, Langdon source nitrates pipeline	120 115
Mapperton House,	Beaminster, SY 503 996	139 115
Glebe Land, Barnes Lane,	Beaminster	118 144
New riding arena, Parnham House,	Beaminster	128 130
Derek Frank	Beamish	114 283
Lithic scatters south of Maiden Castle, the Charles	Bean huntings of 1928-1933	131 87-101
Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near Budmouth School and Tidmoor Point, Weymouth, and their	bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian boundary	119 117-127
North Poole, Canford Park,	Bearwood, Poole, SZ 05090 97310	140 60
Wheelers Land,	Bearwood, Poole	114 237
Wheelers Lane,	Bearwood, Poole	115 161
	Bearwood Primary School, Wheeler's Lane, Poole	116 131
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
Mrs Alicia Moore, dedicatee of Henry Rowland Brown's 1859 guidebook	Beauties of Lyme Regis	136 57-62
`Wild Downs and Hills' - The historic landscape character of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural	Beauty	130 189-193
	Beaver, Castor fiber L. from offshore peat beds near Abbotsbury	123 110
Anglo-Saxon Abbey Shaftesbury -	Bectun's Base or Alfred's Foundation	113 23-32
A mammal-bearing	bed in the Intermarine Member, Purbeck Limestone Group (Lower Cretaceous), Durlston Bay, Swanage, Dorset, and correction to Ensom 2000	132 187-188
New ammonites from the Zigzag	Bed of Dorset	119 109-116
Notes on the discovery of two eutherian mammals in the 'Mammal	Bed'
	of the Purbeck Group (Early Cretaceous, Berriasian) exposed in Durlston Bay, Dorset, UK	139 105-114
A geological map of Purbeck	Beds in the northern part of Durlston Bay	113 145-148
Research in progress: Biostratinomic investigations of shell	beds in the Purbeck formation	117 154-155
A new section in the Rubbly	Beds Limestones of the Upper Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic; Upper Bajocian) of north Dorset	117 158
Phoronid worm borings from the Middle Purbeck	Beds (Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage, Dorset	118 168
Beaver, Castor fiber L. from offshore peat	beds near Abbotsbury	123 110
A provisional checklist of fossil insects from the Purbeck	Beds of Dorset	114 175-179
Perisphinctid ammonites from the Trigonia Clavellata	Beds
	(Oxfordian, Upper Jurassic) of the Dorset Coast	137 141-154
Kingston Lacy	beech avenue, interim reports	111 105-6
Milborne St Andrew,	Beeches Buildings	125 161
Fossil	beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera) from the Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset - a preliminary report	121 107-112
Kindling the Fire from Heaven: protestantism in Dorchester	before the Great Fire	138 34-43
Lyme and the Devon-Dorset county boundary, where the questions	begin	129 197-208
Donald	Behenna Jeffery	117 179
Cerne Abbas, land	behind Abbey Street	126 188
'For Christ and Conscience Sake': The story	behind Elisabeth Frink's memorial to the Dorset Martyrs	134 1-11
Wall	behind Wadham House, 50 High West Street, Dorchester	135 199
The Bells and	Belfries of Dorset, by Christopher Dalton	129 277-278
The	bell of Bothenhampton: the travails of a 17th-century churchwarden	114 268-269
Archaeological excavation and recording of land between 28 and 30	Bell Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset	122 99-109
Land adjacent to	Bell Street, Swanage	118 136-7
Mason's Lodge,	Bell Street, Wareham	117 140
Shaftesbury,	Bell Street	120 105
	Belle Vue Farm, Herston, Swanage	135 201
Portland House,	Belle Vue Road, Weymouth	133 113
	Bellevue, Pound Lane, Wareham, SY 9205 8729	131 155
	'Bellevue', Pound Lane, Wareham	137 159-160
The	Bells and Belfries of Dorset, by Christopher Dalton	129 277-278
A colluvial deposit	below Melbury Hill, Compton Abbas	113 167
A life of generous	beneficence: George Wingfield Digby, a Victorian landowner 1856-1883	123 7-14
Matthew Chubb of Dorchester: rapacious moneylender and	benevolent philanthropist	112 1-4
Taxonomy and palaeoecology of the Portlandian (Upper Jurassic) pleurotomariid gastropod Bathrotomaria rugata	(Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
	Bennetts Court, Colliton Street, Dorchester	137 156
	Bere Regis, Bournemouth University training excavation	131 168-169
	Bere Regis: cable trench at Woodbury Hill (NGR 385665 094765)	130 205
88 West Street,	Bere Regis	117 123
Woodbury Hill,	Bere Regis	117 136
A medieval site at	Bere Regis	117 143-147
	Bere Regis	122 165
Woodbury Hill,	Bere Regis	129 189
Rogershill Farm,	Bere Regis	133 103
Cold Harbour first time sewerage,	Bere Road, Wareham	136 83
	Bernard Jones (1925-2004)	126 229-230
Notes on the discovery of two eutherian mammals in the 'Mammal Bed' of the Purbeck Group (Early Cretaceous,	Berriasian) exposed in Durlston Bay, Dorset, UK	139 105-114
	Bestwall Barn, Wareham	117 140
	Bestwall Quarry archaeological project: interim report 1996	118 144
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 1997 - interim report	119 163
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 1998 - interim report	120 110
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 1999 - interim report	121 153
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 2000 - interim report	122 160
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 2001 - interim report	123 123-4
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 2002 - interim report	124 119-120
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 2003, interim report	125 153-4
	Bestwall Quarry excavations 2004, interim report,	126 177
	Bestwall quarry gravels project 1994-5	117 136
	Bestwall Quarry gravels project, interim note	115 160
	Bestwall Quarry gravels project	114 247
Wareham, North	Bestwall Road water main repair	131 158-159
	Bestwall Tidal Embankment, Bestwall, Wareham	137 159
Bestwall Tidal Embankment,	Bestwall, Wareham	137 159
'Primitive	Betrothal': The Portland Custom and Thomas Hardy's The Well-Beloved	135 20-32
June	Betteridge Johnstone, Cert Arch, 1924-1998	120 143-144
A tale of two skulls: superstition in Dorset at Waddon and	Bettiscombe	119 51-58
The Dorset county boundary at	Biddlesgate, between the parishes of Cranborne (Dorset) and Damerham (Hampshire from 1885; formerly Wiltshire)	135 325-333
April 2,	Biddlesgate Wood and Stone Hill Gate (Cranborne (Dorset), Martin and Damerham (Hants))	136 198-199
11KV cable replacement,	Big Wood/ Valley of the Stones, Dorchester	118 146
'A Shocking Case!'	Bigamy and Bastardy in Dorchester, 1729-1730	127 133-134
	Bill Putnam (1930-2008)	131 239-240
Roman Dorset, by	Bill Putnam	128 199
Toby's, 1	Bimport, Shaftesbury	138 93
Shaftesbury,	Bimport	125 161
Two Purbeck Marble coffin lids from	Bincombe, with a Thomas Hardy connection	128 118-120
Greenhill Barton, Coombe Valley Road,	Bincombe	128 130
June 11,	Bindon Hill and Lulworth Cove (Lulworth)	136 191-192
Scheduled monument SM29061,	Binnegar Quarry, East Stoke, SY 89272 87740	131 159
East Stoke,	Binnegar Quarry	124 125-126
Excavation of a Bronze Age round barrow at	Binnegar Quarry	132 93-106
Freshwater	biological monitoring of the Furzebrook Stream (south Dorset) using macroinvertebrates	118 125-131
Evaluation trenches in advance of	biomass boiler, Kingston Lacy House stable, Pamphill	138 92
Research in progress:	Biostratinomic investigations of shell beds in the Purbeck formation	117 154-155
Dorset	bird names: affinities and origins	111 146-149
	Bird Report 1991	113 216
	Bird report	112 159-160
Farmland	bird survey 2007	129 257-261
Frome Valley winter	bird survey	135 350-351
Frome Valley winter	bird survey	136 194-195
The status of some Purbeck sea	birds 2	114 215-220
	Birds in Dorset 1992	114 279-281
	Birds in Dorset 1993	115 198
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
Aldhelmus episcopus: the making and shiring of the Sherborne	bishopric: Saxon, Briton and the Byzantine	134 113-127
Shapwick,	Bishop's Court Farm	123 126-7
Carinopis batei: a new	bivalve mollusc from the Middle Lias (Lower Jurassic) of the Dorset coast, England	125 119-123
New records of unionacean	bivalves from the Wessex Formation (Wealden Group, Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage Bay, Dorset	118 167-168
	Black Barn Farm, Chalbury	112 122
Clay, iron and charcoal: an experimental investigation of the colour change and production of Romano-British	Black Burnished Ware (SEDBB1)	139 208
The	Black Death in Dorset: the crisis of 1348-1349 (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	131 3-13
Winterbourne Steepleton:	Black Down, a Roman military signalling station in Dorset?	137 178-186
Winterborne Steepleton, Smitten Corner,	Black Down	125 170
Mabel St Clair Stobart 1862-1954: The Lady of the	Black Horse	135 1-19
Evidence of	Black Slaves in Dorset Records (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	127 13-20
Coastal landslide mapping of the	Black Ven Spittles complex, Charmouth	135 167-180
A Late Iron Age Settlement and	Black-Burnished Ware (BB1) Production Site at Worgret, near Wareham, Dorset (1986-7)	113 55-105
Langton Matravers,	Blacklands, Acton	127 152
Quarry extension,	Blacklands Field, Acton, Langton Matravers	129 190
Langton Matravers,	Blacklands	126 189-190
Boundaries and landscape in	Blackmoor: the Tudor manors of Holnest	112 5-22
A jadeite axe	blade from Nether Cerne, Dorset	126 174-175
William Shipp of	Blandford, 1807-1873	119 41-50
	Blandford army camp, field A	117 123
	Blandford army camp, field B	117 123
RSS	Blandford, Blandford Forum	131 155
	Blandford Camp, Blandford Forum	129 189
	Blandford Camp, Tarrant Launceston	116 132
Two proposed soil deposit areas at	Blandford Camp, Tarrant Monkton	116 120
	Blandford Camp	115 147
Dorset County Football Association,	Blandford Close, Hamworthy, Poole	138 84
Poole,	Blandford Close, Hamworthy	125 167
Sources of bricks used to rebuild	Blandford Forum after the fire of 1731	128 9-15
St Leonard's chapel,	Blandford Forum, an archaeological evaluation of the structural foundations (interim statement)	113 180
	Blandford Forum, Bryanston School	126 193
Excavations at former Milldown School,	Blandford Forum, Dorset, 2015	137 219-231
	Blandford Forum, RSS Blandford	136 77
Land north-east of	Blandford Forum, ST 90036 07652	140 59
	Blandford Forum, West Street	120 102
	Blandford Forum, West Street	127 149
Blandford Camp,	Blandford Forum	129 189
RSS Blandford,	Blandford Forum	131 155
Former Milldown School,	Blandford Forum	137 155
Shaftesbury Lane,	Blandford Forum	138 90
Land north of	Blandford Hill, Milborne St Andrew, SY 80440 97730	140 59
Land at junction of	Blandford Road and Norton Way, Poole	138 86
James Brothers site, 19	Blandford Road, Hamworthy, Poole	128 129
Poole:	Blandford Road, Hamworthy	120 105
Poole, new First School,	Blandford Road, Hamworthy	125 161
35-37	Blandford Road, Hamworthy	129 187
Poole, 19	Blandford Road, Hamworthy	131 157
21	Blandford Road, Potters Arms, Poole	138 84
Hamworthy, 165-67	Blandford Road	122 168
Hamworthy, Old Rectory,	Blandford Road	126 189
Hamworthy, 49	Blandford Road	126 193
Former hall and Woodhouse Brewery, Bournemouth Road,	Blandford St Mary, ST 88540 05943	140 59
Observations on a pipeline: Sturminster Marshall to	Blandford St Mary	113 168-9
1 Church Lane, Lower	Blandford St Mary	113 185
Stour Park,	Blandford St Mary	115 147
Hall and Woodhouse Brewery, Bournemouth Road,	Blandford St Mary	133 103
Bryanston School,	Blandford	115 160
Coins and miscellaneous objects from Goldfields Farm, Farnham, near	Blandford	118 151-2
The Godwin family and William Jones: Lesser-known builders of post-fire	Blandford	129 175-177
Blandford Forum, RSS	Blandford	136 77
`This frightful	blasphemous sect': apocalyptic millenarians in Victorian Dorset	114 13-18
Wimborne:	Blind Lane	119 177
Calcite	blocks near Winterbourne Stickland, Dorset	115 184-185
Evaluation of land at Whites Cottage,	Bloxworth	116 119
Traverse	board from the sailing ship Systrarne and the Swedish connection	126 141-144
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
Hardy's Cottage, Higher	Bockhampton	136 82-83
July 19, Winfrith Heath,	Bog Orchid count	136 192
Evaluation trenches in advance of biomass	boiler, Kingston Lacy House stable, Pamphill	138 92
Weymouth, Lower	Bond Street, Melcombe Regis	120 108
Weymouth, Lower	Bond Street, Melcombe Regis	121 161
A Sherborne	bone of contention	118 31-34
Animal	bones	136 125-142
	Bonfields Garage, West Street, Bridport	128 130
Wareham,	Bonnets Lane	127 153
Wareham,	Bonnett's Lane	116 119-120
Dorset Quarter Sessions Order	Book 1625-1638: a calendar, ed. Terry Hearing and Sarah Bridges	128 199
Visitors'	book for the Loyalty Theatre, Dorchester	121 145-150
Ordnance Survey boundary remarks	books	133 154-155
Mary Anning's Commonplace	Book	138 64-66
Holworth:	booster to Holworth tank, SY 76560 84000	130 206-207
Nine	borderland parishes of north Dorset, a preliminary survey	129 200
Further	borderland parishes of North Dorset	130 228-232
West Stafford	borehole	115 150
West Stafford, West Stafford	Borehole	116 128-9
Phoronid worm	borings from the Middle Purbeck Beds (Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage, Dorset	118 168
	Borough Gardens, Dorchester	138 85
Knighton Farm,	Borough of Poole	115 165
Excavations at 39-69 East	Borough, Wimborne Minster	113 183
15a West	Borough, Wimborne	138 85
Wimborne Minster, East	Borough	120 109
	Botanical diversity in clearings created around Little Sea, Studland Peninsula, Dorset, monitored between 1996 and 2005	128 87-94
Dorset	Botany 1992	114 272-274
Dorset	botany 1996	118 172-173
Dorset	botany 1997	119 194-195
Dorset	botany 1998	120 126-128
Dorset	botany 1999	121 167-169
Dorset	Botany 2003	125 178-9
Dorset	botany 2004	126 202-203
Dorset	botany in 1993	115 191-193
Dorset	botany in 1995	117 163-164
The	botany of boundaries, some thoughts	133 157-160
	Botany	111 134-136
	Botany	112 151-153
	Botany	113 206-7
	Botany	116 156-157
	Botany	122 183
	Botany	123 138
	Botany	124 135-138
The bell of	Bothenhampton: the travails of a 17th-century churchwarden	114 268-269
A witch	bottle from 1 Grove Lane, Stalbridge	117 142
	Bottle Knap Cottage, Long Bredy	135 199
Foundation inspection trenches,	Bottle Knap Cottage, Long Bredy	138 91
August 6, Ebblake to Whitefield	Bottom (Alderholt and Edmondsham (Dorset), Fordingbridge and Ellingham (Hants))	136 200-201
	Bottom Plain cable route, Wareham St Martin	138 95
Scratchy	Bottom, West Lulworth	116 131
Charminster, Forston Field	Bottom	126 195-196
The search for a small Anglo-Saxon	bound at Shaftesbury	111 125-127
	Boundaries and landscape in Blackmoor: the Tudor manors of Holnest	112 5-22
Ancient	boundaries, living landscapes	129 209-212
	Boundaries of Dorset	135 316-319
The	boundaries of two Anglo-Saxon charters relating to land at Corscombe	116 1-9
The botany of	boundaries, some thoughts	133 157-160
Shires and their	boundaries	129 195-197
The Dorset county	boundary at Biddlesgate, between the parishes of Cranborne (Dorset) and Damerham (Hampshire from 1885; formerly Wiltshire)	135 325-333
The Dorset/ Somerset County	boundary at Yeovil: Roman order from imperial to episcopal, taxation and the landscape	131 219-236
The Dorset county boundary: proposal for the creation of a digital	boundary atlas	129 215
The county	boundary from Melbury Abbas to Ashmore: a natural history report	130 232
Lost in suburbia: tracing the county	boundary in south-east Dorset	129 212-215
	Boundary landmarks in Anglo-Saxon charters	133 146-154
Durnelynche: the ancient south-eastern	boundary of Dorset	137 57-64
The Dorset county	boundary: proposal for the creation of a digital boundary atlas	129 215
Ordnance Survey	boundary remarks books	133 154-155
The Dorset County	Boundary Survey 2013	135 320-324
Dorset County	Boundary Survey, a first report	128 137-138
County	Boundary Survey field visits	136 198-201
County	Boundary Survey Group visits	134 267-269
County	Boundary Survey visits	135 355-357
The Dorset County	Boundary Survey	133 145-146
Lyme and the Devon-Dorset county	boundary, where the questions begin	129 197-208
Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near Budmouth School and Tidmoor Point, Weymouth, and their bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian	boundary	119 117-127
Trees along the County	Boundary	133 155-156
The environmental quality of a small urban watercourse, the	Bourne
	Stream (Dorset), assessed with macroinvertebrate data	117 117-122
Hitherto unnoticed tree remains from the submerged forests at	Bournemouth and Charmouth	122 125-127
Bournemouth Natural Science Society: The natural history of	Bournemouth
	and the surrounding area, edited by R. Chapman	133 177-178
The	Bournemouth Hospital Bronze Age hoard	114 253-254
	Bournemouth Natural Science Society: The natural history of Bournemouth and the surrounding area, edited by R. Chapman	133 177-178
	Bournemouth, Queen's Park	126 177-178
Former hall and Woodhouse Brewery,	Bournemouth Road, Blandford St Mary, ST 88540 05943	140 59
Hall and Woodhouse Brewery,	Bournemouth Road, Blandford St Mary	133 103
	Bournemouth, The Hampshire Centre	122 165
	Bournemouth, The Hampshire Centre	123 124
Bere Regis,	Bournemouth University training excavation	131 168-169
	Bournemouth University undergraduate research 2004	126 196
Archaeological archives in store at	Bournemouth University	130 213
Winton Primary School,	Bournemouth	114 247
West View filling station, Charminster Road,	Bournemouth	115 147
Durley Chine,	Bournemouth	115 160-1
The Warren Summer House, Hengistbury Head,	Bournemouth	129 271-273
Hengistbury Head,	Bournemouth	133 103
Hengistbury Head,	Bournemouth	133 103
Kinson Common, Kinson,	Bournemouth	133 103
Hengistbury Head visitor centre,	Bournemouth	134 157
Hengistbury Head,	Bournemouth	135 198
Kinson Manor Farm,	Bournemouth	136 77
St Peter's Catholic School,	Bournemouth	137 155
Tan Lane,	Bourton, near Gillingham	114 234
New link road,	Bovington Camp	129 189
The environmental quality of the	Bovington stream and its effects on the adjacent river Frome (Dorset), assessed with macroinvertebrate data	121 123-128
Collin	Bowen (1919-2011)	134 275-276
Preston:	Bowleaze Cove Romano-British building	136 88-98
A ninth century mount from	Bowleaze Cove, Weymouth	113 184
	Bowling Alley Walk, Dorchester, SY 6912 9035	139 117
Appian House,	Bowling Alley Walk, Dorchester	128 131
Pentridge,	Bowling Green Lane	126 190
	Boyne Hollow water pipeline	113 170
Sherborne School for	Boys, ST 63735 16541, period: medieval	130 208
	Brackendene, East Stoke	116 130
	Bradford Abbas: a field survey of the prehistory	114 77-88
The Inferior Oolite at East Hill Quarry,	Bradford Abbas, Dorset	117 101-108
Geophysical survey on	Bradford Down, Pamphill	124 122
`The Ramblers',	Bradford Peverell, Dorchester	117 123
	Bradford Peverell, Home Barn	126 188
	Bradford Peverell inhumation cemetery	111 110-1
	Bradford Peverell pipeline scheme, SY 66712 92604 to SY 70798 90258	131 159-160
Observations at	Bradford Peverell	114 247
Whitfield,	Bradford Peverell	115 147
4 Frome View,	Bradford Peverell	116 119
Manor House,	Bradford Peverell	116 119
Corner plot,	Bradford Peverell	116 129
`The Ramblers',	Bradford Peverell	118 145
	Bradpole, Holy Trinity Church	125 163
Jack	Bradshaw MA (1915-2004)	126 227
Burton	Bradstock, eroding features on Burton Cliff	131 159
Burton	Bradstock, Hive Beach car park improvements	131 159
Burton	Bradstock, WWII building at Hive Beach car park	131 157
Excavation of c. eighteenth-century wall footings at Hive Beach, Burton	Bradstock	135 237-240
Horton:	Bramble Farm	119 175
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
Michael	Brawne (1925-2003)	126 227-228
	Braytown, Wool	127 151
	Braytown, Wool	128 129
A named	bread-bin from Verwood	112 150
Portland Port, inner	breakwater	125 168
Sherborne,	Brecon House, Long Street	122 174
Sherborne, Land adjacent to	Brecon House	120 106
Long	Bredy, Martins Down main replacement	125 166
Long	Bredy	120 117
Bottle Knap Cottage, Long	Bredy	135 199
Foundation inspection trenches, Bottle Knap Cottage, Long	Bredy	138 91
Former hall and Woodhouse	Brewery, Bournemouth Road, Blandford St Mary, ST 88540 05943	140 59
Hall and Woodhouse	Brewery, Bournemouth Road, Blandford St Mary	133 103
	Brewery Square, Dorchester	136 79
Stanton St Gabriel,	brick kiln and medieval settlement: interim report	120 114
Land adjacent to	Brickfields Business Park, Gillingham	133 106
Wills of 18th and early 19th-century Dorset	brickmakers	124 1-10
	Brickmaking at Gillingham and Motcombe, Dorset	113 17-22
	Brickmaking at Gillingham and Motcombe, Dorset	114 263-264
Sources of	bricks used to rebuild Blandford Forum after the fire of 1731	128 9-15
Long Cross	brickworks, Shaston (Shaftesbury) St James, Dorset	112 146-149
Charles Hamilton Mercer, a suspicious vagrant held in Sherborne	Bridewell
	and Dorset Gaol under the 1744 Vagrant Act	131 145-147
Charminster	Bridge, Charminster	137 155
Pinford	Bridge in Sherborne Park	117 15-19
	Bridge Street Island, Christchurch	117 124
Dorset Quarter Sessions Order Book 1625-1638: a calendar, ed. Terry Hearing and Sarah	Bridges	128 199
Mary	Bridget Featherstonehaugh Frampton MBE, 1928-2014	136 186
Lyme Regis, Gosling's	Bridge	125 166
Reinvestigating Samuel Wakely of	Bridport (1787-1865), composer of psalms and anthems	139 29-34
The Chantry,	Bridport, a medieval lighthouse or sea mark?	129 269-271
West Bay,	Bridport Arms	126 195
St Mary Magdalene Church, Loders,	Bridport, centred on SY 4912 9428	139 115
	Bridport, Church of St Mary	121 151
	Bridport Community Hospital, Allington	115 147
Medieval and post-medieval	Bridport: Excavations at 43 South Street, 1996	122 111-123
	Bridport Library and Scientific Institute, 51 East Street, Bridport	138 90
	Bridport Literary and Scientific Institute, 51 East Street, Bridport	137 155
	Bridport Literary and Scientific Institute	121 136-138
	Bridport Museum, Bridport	138 90
	Bridport, New Zealand	125 157
	Bridport, Priory Lane	120 102
Vespasian House,	Bridport Rd, Dorchester, SY 68710 90648	130 207
Former Olds garage,	Bridport Road, Dorchester, SY 6845 9058	131 160
Excavations at 9	Bridport Road, Dorchester	111 87-90
Middle Farm,	Bridport Road, Dorchester	114 239
Roman defences at Dorford Baptist Church,	Bridport Road, Dorchester	126 166-170
Dorchester,	Bridport Road, Poundbury	125 166
Dorchester,	Bridport Road, SY 68775 90628 to 68842 90650	116 130
Dorchester, Dorford Baptist Church,	Bridport Road	125 160
Dorchester, Dorford Baptist Church,	Bridport Road	126 194
	Bridport, South Street	122 166
	Bridport, south-west quadrant	120 116
27 East St,	Bridport, ST 46722 92960, multi-period	130 206
Forty Foot Way,	Bridport, SY 46221 90507	130 206
45 South Street,	Bridport SY 4663 9273	139 115
	Bridport Tannery	120 116
	Bridport,32 South Street	123 130
	Bridport's 13th-century Defences: archaeological observations to the rear of 41 and 43 East Street, Bridport	127 59-66
Rehearsal for disaster:	Bridport's beaches and the Dieppe operation	133 170-174
South Walks housing project, South Street,	Bridport	115 160
Former Cornick's jam factory,	Bridport	116 129
Former fire station,	Bridport	117 123
Vearse Farm, Symondsbury, near	Bridport	117 126
The Old Fire Station, South Street,	Bridport	118 138
Bridport's 13th-century Defences: archaeological observations to the rear of 41 and 43 East Street,	Bridport	127 59-66
Bonfields Garage, West Street,	Bridport	128 130
Gas main replacement, South Street,	Bridport	134 157
Bridport Literary and Scientific Institute, 51 East Street,	Bridport	137 155
Bridport Library and Scientific Institute, 51 East Street,	Bridport	138 90
Bridport Museum,	Bridport	138 90
	Brief Encounter: the Cerne Abbas Giantess project, summer 1997	119 179-183
Watching	briefs with negative results	117 140-141
Watching	briefs with negative results	119 177
Watching	briefs with negative results	120 121
Watching	briefs with negative results	121 161
Watching	briefs with negative results	122 175
Watching	briefs with negative results	123 131
Watching	briefs with negative results	124 128
Watching	briefs with negative results	125 169
Watching	briefs with negative results	126 193
Language in the landscape: an excavation of William Barnes' 'A	British Earthwork'	140 42-52
Recent work of the	British Geological Survey in Dorset	114 207-214
St Ives and	British Modernism: an exhibition in Dorchester	137 1-6
Aldhelmus episcopus: the making and shiring of the Sherborne bishopric: Saxon,	Briton and the Byzantine	134 113-127
	Broad Mead, Acton, Worth Matravers	134 161
	Broad Mead Quarry, Worth Matravers	138 95
The	Broad Stone, Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset: `a pair of shears, a cart load of concrete and three men one day'	131 149-151
Lyme Regis, 45-46	Broad Street	126 195
Thorncombe,	Broadbridge Farm	122 171
	Broadmayne Church, Broadmayne	117 123-4
Broadmayne Church,	Broadmayne	117 123-4
15 Conway Drive,	Broadmayne	123 132
Land at Knighton Lane,	Broadmayne	136 77
Building stones of Dorset, part 2: Chideock to	Broadwindsor - Middle and Upper Lias	115 133-139
Dorset Dolines: Part 2,	Bronkham Hill	113 149-155
A geophysical examination of round barrow cemeteries on the South Dorset Ridgeway (Stage 1 -	Bronkham Hill)	130 199-203
A double ring ditched,	Bronze Age barrow at Barford Farm, Pamphill	111 31-55
Lines of enquiry: linear organisation of the High Lea Farm	Bronze Age barrow cemetery	138 127-136
Construction, colour and aesthetics of the	Bronze Age barrows on Wyke Down, Cranborne Chase, Dorset	132 111-119
Interim report on the excavation of three	Bronze Age burial mounds on Golden Cap, Stanton St Gabriel, SY 40552 92706	133 109-110
Two Middle	Bronze Age Cremation-urn Cemeteries from Longham Gravel Quarry, Hampreston	127 134
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 early	Bronze Age enclosure at Cowleaze, Winterbourne Steepleton: new data and new interpretations	134 164-174
Excavation of Neolithic and	Bronze Age features at the Thomas Hardye (formerly Castleford) School, Coburg Road, Dorchester, 1994	122 73-82
Neolithic pits and a	Bronze Age field system at Middle Farm, Dorchester	126 15-25
	Bronze Age finds at Warmwell Quarry, West Knighton	115 158-60
The late	Bronze Age gold neckrings from Chickerell	122 145-148
The Bournemouth Hospital	Bronze Age hoard	114 253-254
A late Neolithic/ early Bronze Age triple ring monument and a late	Bronze Age house near Chickerell	124 109-110
A late	Bronze Age penannular ring from Gussage All Saints	120 121
Excavation of Neolithic and	Bronze Age pits, and a section of Roman road on a pipeline near Lodge Farm, Pamphill, Dorset	111 15-29
	Bronze Age pottery from Corfe Common	114 251
The late	Bronze Age `Ring Money' from Tarrant Rushton	116 133
Excavation of a	Bronze Age round barrow and Napoleonic signal station at Golden Cap, Stanton St Gabriel	115 51-62
Excavation of a	Bronze Age round barrow at Binnegar Quarry	132 93-106
A matter of life and death: Late Neolithic, Beaker and early	Bronze
	Age settlement and cemeteries at Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester	128 17-52
The excavation of a Middle	Bronze Age settlement at Hodge Ditch, Chard Junction Quarry, Thorncombe, Dorset	126 27-42
Excavation and survey of	Bronze Age sites in the Badbury area	114 47-76
A group of Middle	Bronze Age socketed axes from East Dorset	125 144-6
A later	Bronze Age tanged `chisel' from Langton Matravers	118 153
An Early	Bronze Age timber structure, a Saxon kiln and Saxon and medieval occupation at Coppice Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset	129 59-96
A late Neolithic/ early	Bronze Age triple ring monument and a late Bronze Age house near Chickerell	124 109-110
Two	Bronze Figurines of Iron Age date from Dorset	113 186-7
The environmental quality of the Tadnoll	Brook (Dorset), assessed with macroinvertebrate data	127 125-132
Re-introduction of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., to the Tadnoll	Brook, Dorset	130 9-16
The Kimmeridge Clay of the Darknoll	Brook, Okeford Fitzpaine, Dorset	112 99-103
	Brookside Farm, Wimborne Minster	115 162
Gussage St Michael:	Brookside horse ménage [manège] (NGR 397385 113005)	130 205
	Broom Cliff, Stanton St Gabriel	123 132
	Broome Farm, Wynford Eagle	114 250
James	Brothers site, 19 Blandford Road, Hamworthy, Poole	128 129
Helen	Brotherton (1914-2009)	132 218-219
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
Philip	Browne: The unfortunate Captain Peirce and the wreck of the Halsewell East Indiaman, 1786	137 273
Mrs Alicia Moore, dedicatee of Henry Rowland	Brown's 1859 guidebook Beauties of Lyme Regis	136 57-62
	Brownsea Castle evaluation trench	119 160
	Brownsea Island: 1 Farm Cottages	119 173
Investigations on the south shore of	Brownsea Island by the Dorset Alum and Copperas Industries Project	135 272-283
Water voles on	Brownsea Island nature reserve	117 176
	Brownsea Island, south of South Lodge	131 156
	Brownsea Island, south shore, industrial archaeology	127 145-147
An intertidal zone Romano-British site on	Brownsea Island	114 89-95
Maryland,	Brownsea Island	129 127-138
	Bryanston, Bryanston School	120 116
	Bryanston School, Blandford	115 160
	Bryanston School, Bryanston	133 103-104
Bryanston,	Bryanston School	120 116
Blandford Forum,	Bryanston School	126 193
Pits and pottery: some evidence for Beaker activity at	Bryanston School	137 205-218
Bryanston School,	Bryanston	133 103-104
Rare and notable lichen and	bryophyte records 1995	117 164-165
Rare and notable lichen and	bryophyte records	119 188-190
New	BT duct, The Rings, Corfe Castle	128 130-131
Blandford army camp, field	B	117 123
The font at Melbury	Bubb: an interpretation	111 128-129
Melbury	Bubb Manor, Melbury Bubb	137 157-158
Melbury Bubb Manor, Melbury	Bubb	137 157-158
	Buckland Newton, Church of the Holy Rood	125 163
	Buckland Newton sewage works	118 145
Old Henley Farmhouse, Hilling Lane, Henley,	Buckland Newton	136 77
The two	Buckmans, a geological tale	128 1-7
	Bucknowle, 1989	111 107
	Bucknowle Farm, Corfe Castle, 1990	112 117-9
The Iron Age and Romano-British site at	Bucknowle Farm, Corfe Castle	113 173-4
Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near	Budmouth School and Tidmoor Point, Weymouth, and their bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian boundary	119 117-127
Fossil heteropteran	bugs from the Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset	120 73-75
The Halletts - Organ	builders of Kington Magna, Dorset	120 19-24
The Godwin family and William Jones: Lesser-known	builders of post-fire Blandford	129 175-177
Chantmarle, Cattistock: Sir John Strode's account of his	building,
	1612 to 1623, and the consecration of his oratory or chapel	133 37-41
	Building a new museum: Albert Bankes	139 26-28
A Roman	building and mediaeval earthworks near Woodyates Manor	112 119
Burton Bradstock, WWII	building at Hive Beach car park	131 157
The excavation of a medieval	building at Ower Farm, Corfe Castle, and other archaeological observations at Wytch Farm oilfield, 1994	116 55-60
Terminus	building development, Hengistbury Head	129 190
Motor Project	building, Dorchester	113 175
A Roman	building in Gussage St Andrew	112 117
The excavation of a medieval	building in Kimmeridge village	124 111-116
The Old Manor, Stratton:	building record and excavations, interim notes	132 183
Excavations and	building recording at Portland Castle	124 123-124
Romano-British	building remains at Shapwick	112 117
The	building stones of Dorset: part 1, the western parishes, Upper Greensand Chert and Lower Lias	114 161-168
	Building stones of Dorset, part 2: Chideock to Broadwindsor - Middle and Upper Lias	115 133-139
	Building stones of Dorset, part 3. Inferior Oolite, Forest Marble, Cornbrash and Corallian Limestone	116 61-70
The	building stones of Dorset, part 4: the northern parishes which use Forest Marble and Cornbrash limestones	117 95-100
Plan of Hive Beach, with eroding	building, supplement to vol.135 p.237-240	136 185
Observations during	building work at 33 Trinity Street, Dorchester	119 175
Excavations of previously unknown	buildings in the grounds of St Stephen's Vicarage, Grove, Portland	121 69-75
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	buildings of Shaftesbury Abbey in the mid-sixteenth century	115 1-13
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
Kingston Lacy manorial	buildings	112 119-122
Kingston Lacy: medieval manorial	buildings	119 161
Milborne St Andrew, Beeches	Buildings	125 161
Portland, new Southwell Pre-school	building	131 169-170
Preston: Bowleaze Cove Romano-British	building	136 88-98
Progress report on new	building	140 viii-x
	Bull Lane, Poole	118 143
Chilcombe,	Bunkers Hill	125 163-4
The eastern defences of the Saxon	burh at Christchurch, Dorset: an archaeological evaluation at the King's Arms Hotel	132 127-130
An unusual cat	burial from Charmouth	129 181-182
Interim report on the excavation of three Bronze Age	burial
	mounds on Golden Cap, Stanton St Gabriel, SY 40552 92706	133 109-110
The excavation of a cremation	burial on Little Piddle Down, Piddlehinton	112 129-131
Survey and excavation of a long barrow with secondary	burial on Race Down, Tarrant Launceston, Dorset	138 137-145
Cist	burial, Portland	111 106-7
Vikings go digital: using the Ridgeway mass	burial to investigate skeletal injuries in three dimensions	140 81-84
A 1st-century AD `Durotrigian' inhumation	burial with a decorated Iron Age mirror from Portesham, Dorset	118 51-70
Late Iron Age and Romano-British	burials and associated activity at the former allotments, Church Knapp, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	129 115-126
`Deviant'	burials from a late Romano-British cemetery at Little Keep, Dorchester	130 43-61
Excavation of medieval	burials in Wimborne Minster 2012	140 99-113
Ulwell, Swanage: excavation of a	buried wall at Ulwell Farm (SZ 023 808)	139 197-198
	Burngate Pearce's Quarry, Langton Matravers	129 188
Clay, iron and charcoal: an experimental investigation of the colour change and production of Romano-British Black	Burnished Ware (SEDBB1)	139 208
Deposits of colluvium and	burnt flint in the Frome valley, Frampton, Dorchester	113 167
A	burnt flint site and flint implements from Chettle	113 168
Excavation of ovens and	burnt mound at Seatown, Chideock	137 162-163
'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
	Burton Bradstock, eroding features on Burton Cliff	131 159
	Burton Bradstock, Hive Beach car park improvements	131 159
	Burton Bradstock, WWII building at Hive Beach car park	131 157
Excavation of c. eighteenth-century wall footings at Hive Beach,	Burton Bradstock	135 237-240
The gastropod and ammonite fauna of two anomalous facies in the Inferior Oolite of	Burton Cliff, South Dorset	135 189-197
Burton Bradstock, eroding features on	Burton Cliff	131 159
	Burton Pumping Station, near Dorchester	114 233
'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
Clockhouse Copse,	Burton	117 124
William Barnes's dialect poems: a pronunciation guide, by T. L.	Burton	133 177
A temporary section in the Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic) at Coldharbour	Business Park, Dodge Cross, Sherborne	120 69-72
Land adjacent to Brickfields	Business Park, Gillingham	133 106
A first-century Roman copper-alloy portrait	bust from Tarrant Rushton	137 167-172
	Butterflies in Purbeck	112 157
	Butterfly report 1995 and 1996	118 177-178
	Butterfly report 1997	119 196-198
	Butterfly report 1998	120 128
	Butterfly report 1999	121 169-173
	Butterfly report 2001	124 140-144
	Butterfly report 2002	124 144-147
	Butterfly report 2003	125 181-4
	Butterfly report 2004	126 204-208
	Butterfly Report 2005	127 170-174
	Butterfly report 2006	128 148-154
	Butterfly report 2007	129 227-233
	Butterfly report 2010-2011	133 130-135
	Butterfly report 2014-5	137 275-279
	Butterfly report 2016	138 157-160
	Butterfly report	122 184
	Butterfly report	131 175-183
	Butterfly report	134 256-259
	Butterfly survey	135 345-349
A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown	bypass - interim note	119 163-4
West Stafford	Bypass evaluation	113 168
West Stafford	Bypass excavation: interim note	113 168
West Stafford	bypass, observation and recording	114 248
C13 improvement and Melbury Abbas	bypass scheme	116 120
Archaeological assessment on the line of the proposed Chideock and Morcombelake	bypass
	(SY 377 937 - 449 928), an interim statement	115 147-9
A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown	bypass: Tolpuddle Ball sub-Roman cemetery - interim report	120 110
Archaeological assessment for the proposed Tolpuddle and Puddletown	bypass	115 166-167
Aldhelmus episcopus: the making and shiring of the Sherborne bishopric: Saxon, Briton and the	Byzantine	134 113-127