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Plan of Hive Beach, with eroding building, supplement to vol.135	p.237-240	136 185
The	Paddock, Lake Gates, Wimborne Road, Corfe Mullen, SY 99558 99004	140 59
Evaluation trenches within the North	Paddock, Max Gate, Dorchester	138 91
'A dream of Tarrant Hinton'; a Dorset	pageant in stained glass	140 10-19
The	Painted Lady migration in Dorset 1996	118 183-187
Kenneth Scott	Painter, 1935-2016	138 152-153
The Broad Stone, Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset: `a	pair of shears, a cart load of concrete and three men one day'	131 149-151
Taxonomy and	palaeoecology of the Portlandian (Upper Jurassic) pleurotomariid gastropod Bathrotomaria rugata (Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
	Palaeoenvironmental and archaeological investigations on Wyke Down and in the upper Allen valley, Cranborne Chase, Dorset, England	122 53-71
Knowlton Circles,	palaeoenvironmental assessment	116 119
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
Re-investigations of Lower	Palaeolithic archaeology and deposits at Corfe Mullen	130 195-198
Late	Palaeolithic site, Castletown, Portland, Dorset	125 13-21
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
	Palaeopathological investigations into the articulated human skeletal remains from Old St Andrew's Church, Portland, Dorset	127 67-76
Marsh Frog Pelophylax ridibunda	(Pallas, 1771) (Amphibia, Ranidae) in Dorset	131 171-172
Archaeological investigation following the discovery of a hoard of	palstaves
	near New Inn Farmhouse, Marnhull, Dorset	112 131-138
Aurea	Pamela Hoare (1915-2008)	132 217-218
	Pamela May Cunnington 1926-1993	115 201-202
	Pamphill, a round barrow at Old Lawn Farm	121 151
	Pamphill, Abbott Street Copse	120 112
Excavation of Neolithic and Bronze Age pits, and a section of Roman road on a pipeline near Lodge Farm,	Pamphill, Dorset	111 15-29
	Pamphill, High Hall	120 105
Barford Farm,	Pamphill, Kingston Lacy estate	133 107-108
545 Abbot Street,	Pamphill, Kingston Lacy Estate	137 164
	Pamphill, Kingston Lacy House	123 129-30
	Pamphill, Lodge Farm	122 162-3
	Pamphill Manor House	114 244
	Pamphill, service room, Walnut Farm House	125 170
Kingston Lacy House,	Pamphill, south lawn evaluation excavation	136 80-81
Evaluation excavation within High Wood, Kingston Lacy estate,	Pamphill, ST 969 032, interim report	130 209-211
	Pamphill, Walnut Farmhouse	120 112-3
Abbot's Street Copse,	Pamphill, Wimborne	118 137
A double ring ditched, Bronze Age barrow at Barford Farm,	Pamphill	111 31-55
Lodge Farm and Badbury Park,	Pamphill	111 112-4
Hogford Mill,	Pamphill	114 234-7
Additional ring ditches on the Kingston Lacy estate,	Pamphill	124 122
Geophysical survey on Bradford Down,	Pamphill	124 122
Geophysical survey of the South Lawn, Kingston Lacy Park,	Pamphill	135 199-200
Evaluation trenches in advance of biomass boiler, Kingston Lacy House stable,	Pamphill	138 92
Evaluation trenches in overflow car park, Kingston Lacy House,	Pamphill	138 92
Alton	Pancras	120 115
Dorset and Disease: recent work on past	pandemics	131 1
Towards a revision of Purbeck insects: Protogryllus,	Panorpidium, Pleciomya and Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
Treswell's Survey of Purbeck 1585-6, Mark Forrest (ed.) with Jenny Halling Barnard, Rose Mitchell and Martin	Papworth	139 235
Dorchester, Mariner's	Parade, 41 High East Street	120 103
Christchurch,	Paradise Walk	131 170
The Downland	Parish - Gussage All Saints in the 17th century	119 1-18
The rural	parish church in Dorset in the eighteenth century	115 21-28
Excavations at the	parish church of All Saints, Chalbury, Dorset 1989	112 43-50
Chalbury,	Parish Church of All Saints	126 194
Swanage,	parish church of St Mary	127 153
Winterborne Came and Piddletrenthide	parish churches	111 114
Survey and excavation at Knowlton Rings, Woodland	Parish, Dorset 1993-5	117 131-2
Hampreston: A	parish in the counties of Dorset and Hampshire	135 311-315
	Parish life in Dorset during the early 17th century	114 9-12
A hedge survey in the	parish of Cerne Abbas	123 114
Excavations in the	parish of Compton Valence	113 173
Romano-British sites in the	parish of Sandford Orcas, Dorset	126 43-62
Proposed site of new	Parish Room, Whitchurch Canonicorum	117 127
Ancient, civil and ecclesiastical	parishes in Dorset	137 34-45
The Dorset county boundary at Biddlesgate, between the	parishes
	of Cranborne (Dorset) and Damerham (Hampshire from 1885; formerly Wiltshire)	135 325-333
Nine borderland	parishes of north Dorset, a preliminary survey	129 200
Further borderland	parishes of North Dorset	130 228-232
The building stones of Dorset: part 1, the western	parishes, Upper Greensand Chert and Lower Lias	114 161-168
The building stones of Dorset, part 4: the northern	parishes
	which use Forest Marble and Cornbrash limestones	117 95-100
Southwest Dorset hedges, a survey of Osmington and east Preston	parishes	126 119-125
Land adjacent to Doreys Pit, Arne, Church Knowle and Steeple	Parishes	133 103
A new ring ditch in Woodlands	parish	112 114
September 13, Hawkchurch	parish	136 193
Swannery car	park, Abbotsbury	115 160
Swanage, Durlston Country	Park and Castle	126 192
Kimmeridge Bay, upper car	park and quayside	131 156-157
North Poole, Canford	Park, Bearwood, Poole, SZ 05090 97310	140 60
Stour	Park, Blandford St Mary	115 147
Dorchester, WDDC car	park, Colliton Street	122 173
	Park Cottages, Winterborne Tomson, Anderson	134 157
Dorchester, Members' car	park, County Hall	122 162
Upton Country	Park, Creekmoor, Poole	117 125
Dorchester, Top o'Town Car	Park CSO	125 166
A temporary section in the Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic) at Coldharbour Business	Park, Dodge Cross, Sherborne	120 69-72
Fairfield Car	Park, Dorchester, SY 6900 9012	139 117
Middle Fairfield car	park, Dorchester, SY 69000 90120	131 160-161
Trinity Street car	park, Dorchester	113 174-5
Land by Castle	Park, Dorchester	136 79
The graphoceratid ammonite succession in the Aalenian and lowest Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) at Horn	Park, Dorset, UK	118 85-106
Moors Valley Country	Park: effects of construction on local Odonata population	111 140-143
Holmwood	Park Farm, Ferndown	137 157
	Park Farm, Gillingham	138 91
Upton Country Park, Upton	Park Farm, Poole	136 81-82
A new Lateglacial open-air site at Deer	Park Farm, Wimborne St Giles, Dorset	120 85-88
Gillingham,	Park Farm	122 167
Gillingham,	Park Farm	125 160
Holmwood	Park, Ferndown	136 79
Hamworthy, Hamworthy	Park, flood defences	126 189
Land adjacent to Brickfields Business	Park, Gillingham	133 106
Rushmore	Park Golf Course, Woodcutts Common, Sixpenny Handley	118 149
Rothesay	Park, Highcliffe Castle, SZ 201 930	139 118
Burton Bradstock, Hive Beach car	park improvements	131 159
Evaluation trenches in overflow car	park, Kingston Lacy House, Pamphill	138 92
Lodge Farm and Badbury	Park, Pamphill	111 112-4
Geophysical survey of the South Lawn, Kingston Lacy	Park, Pamphill	135 199-200
Upton Country	Park, Poole, SY 9917 9274 to 9908 9207	139 119
Weymouth Bay holiday	park, Preston	120 108
Central	Park restaurant, Poole	115 161
Corfe Mullen, High	Park Road	122 173
Thornhill	Park, Stalbridge	128 132
June 30, Durlston Country	Park (Swanage), Yellow Vetchling survey	136 192
Dorchester, Charles St car	park, SY 6935 9050	130 207
Upton Country	Park, Upton Park Farm, Poole	136 81-82
Walled garden at Upton House country	park, Upton, Poole, SY 99275 92825, period: modern	130 206
	Park Walk, Shaftesbury, centred on ST 8622 2292	139 119
Rempstone Centre car	park, Wareham	114 248
Pound Lane car	park, Wareham	133 111
West Lulworth, Lulworth	Park water pipeline	120 119
The decline of Holt Forest, Chase and	Park, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, in the 17th century (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	129 1-16
Stapehill Solar	Park, Wimborne	137 161
July 20, Durlston Country	Park, Yellow Vetchling survey	136 192-193
Pinford Bridge in Sherborne	Park	117 15-19
Dorchester, Colliton	Park	122 166
Weymouth, Guildhall car	park	122 172
Dorchester, Colliton	Park	123 128
Bournemouth, Queen's	Park	126 177-178
Burton Bradstock, WWII building at Hive Beach car	park	131 157
Frampton House, Frampton	Park	136 79-80
	Parley Court Farm, Hurn	115 149
	Parley Court Farm near Christchurch	112 128
West	Parley, Poor Common	120 107
New riding arena,	Parnham House, Beaminster	128 130
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
Shaftesbury,	Parsons Pool	125 162
Dorset Dolines,	part 1: the Higher Kingston Road cutting	112 105-108
The building stones of Dorset:	part 1, the western parishes, Upper Greensand Chert and Lower Lias	114 161-168
Dorset Dolines:	Part 2, Bronkham Hill	113 149-155
Building stones of Dorset,	part 2: Chideock to Broadwindsor - Middle and Upper Lias	115 133-139
Dorset Dolines:	part 3, Eocene pockets and gravel pipes in the Chalk of St Oswald's Bay	117 109-116
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
Dinosaurs of Dorset:	Part I, the carnivorous dinosaurs (Saurischia, Theropoda)	130 133-147
Dinosaurs of Dorset:	Part II, the sauropod dinosaurs (Saurischia, Sauropoda) with additional comments on the theropods	131 113-126
Dinosaurs of Dorset:	Part III, the ornithischian dinosaurs (Dinosauria, Ornithischia) with additional comments on the sauropods	132 145-163
A geological map of Purbeck Beds in the northern	part of Durlston Bay	113 145-148
Plant galls of South Haven Peninsula,	part of the Studland national nature reserve: a Diver Project report	137 137-140
	Passaloecus eremita Kohl, a sphecid wasp new to Dorset	116 161-162
Dorset and Disease: recent work on	past pandemics	131 1
Identity and loss: discovering the identity of Tom Roberts's (1856-1931)	pastel
	portrait of a young girl at the Dorset County Museum	133 55-63
36-41 Glyde	Path Road, Dorchester	138 86
Dorchester, 33 Glyde	Path Road	120 103
Sherborne Abbey Close	(pathway), Sherborne, ST 63806 16474	131 161
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
Alan	Paul Carr 1930-2000	123 153
Sea	Pea, Abbotsbury Pease	133 126
A dove of	peace from Litton Cheney	121 134-135
Gillingham,	Peache Marsh	122 167-8
Burngate	Pearce's Quarry, Langton Matravers	129 188
Sea Pea, Abbotsbury	Pease	133 126
Beaver, Castor fiber L. from offshore	peat beds near Abbotsbury	123 110
A very	peculiar practice: preliminary research into the post-firing perforation of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
Philip Browne: The unfortunate Captain	Peirce and the wreck of the Halsewell East Indiaman, 1786	137 273
Marsh Frog	Pelophylax ridibunda (Pallas, 1771) (Amphibia, Ranidae) in Dorset	131 171-172
Land east of Shaftesbury: The Maltings and	Pembroke Gate	133 109
June 4 and October 1, Howse Coppice to	Pen Wood (Halstock (Dorset), Hardington Mandeville and Closworth (Somerset))	136 199-200
A late Bronze Age	penannular ring from Gussage All Saints	120 121
A lead	pendant from Cerne Abbas	133 73-74
Further archaeological investigations near Cleavel Point, Ower	peninsula, Corfe Castle, Dorset	113 174
Botanical diversity in clearings created around Little Sea, Studland	Peninsula,
	Dorset, monitored between 1996 and 2005	128 87-94
Plant galls of South Haven	Peninsula, part of the Studland national nature reserve: a Diver Project report	137 137-140
Goathorn	Peninsula, Studland	114 238
John Fitzgerald	Pennie - `Sylvaticus' (1782-1848)	118 7-12
Portland,	Pennsylvania Castle	125 168
	Penny's Farm, Cranborne	114 233
Excavations at	Penny's Farm, Cranborne	122 83-97
	Penny's Farm II, Cranborne	118 139
	Pentridge, Bowling Green Lane	126 190
A very peculiar practice: preliminary research into the post-firing	perforation
	of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
Hardy	performed: Thomas Hardy and the stage	132 63-72
Sherborne School for Boys, ST 63735 16541,	period: medieval	130 208
Walled garden at Upton House country park, Upton, Poole, SY 99275 92825,	period: modern	130 206
Louds Mill allotments, St George's St, Dorchester, SY 70482 90376,	period: modern	130 207
Lyme Regis: Trade and Population 1575-1725. A	period of decline? (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	120 1-17
Affpuddle, SY 80006 94417 to ST 80737 93882,	period: post-medieval	130 208
Forston WTW, Charminster, SY 66690 94947,	period: Roman, Late Iron Age	130 208
Dorchester, 30 Trinity St, SY 69152 90555,	period: Roman	130 205
Harper House, Hound St, Sherborne, ST 63960 16660,	period unknown	130 206
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
	Perisphinctid ammonites from the Trigonia Clavellata Beds (Oxfordian, Upper Jurassic) of the Dorset Coast	137 141-154
The macroinvertebrate fauna of temporary and	permanent aquatic habitats in East Stoke Fen (SSSI), Dorset	132 165-175
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
South	Perrott, Mohun House	124 126
Portland,	Perryfield and Coombefield Quarries	122 169-70
	Perryfield Quarry, Portland	129 191
Thomas Weld's chapel - a	perspective on Catholicism in Dorset	120 98-100
Melbury Abbas: Medieval pottery in	perspective	115 111-119
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
	Peter James Woodward BA MCIfA FSA 1947-2017	139 227-234
Church of St	Peter, Pimperne	129 188
St	Peter's Catholic School, Bournemouth	137 155
An uncatalogued A. L. Moore and Son stained-glass window: the east window of St	Peter's Church, Dorchester	137 18-22
	Petersham Farm, Holt	117 125
	Petitions for constructing and reforming Dorset houses of correction c. 1625-39	131 39-44
`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
Wareham Hospital	phase 2 extension	113 185
Poundbury	phase II, Dorchester	118 134
The Durotriges Project,	phase one: an interim statement	135 217-221
The Durotriges Project,	phase three: an interim statement	137 173-177
The Durotriges Project,	Phase Two: an interim statement	136 157-161
Matthew Chubb of Dorchester: rapacious moneylender and benevolent	philanthropist	112 1-4
	Philanthus triangulum (Fabricus) (Hymenoptera; Sphecidae): the first Dorset records since 1829	116 162
	Philip Arthur Rahtz (1921-2011)	134 272-275
	Philip Browne: The unfortunate Captain Peirce and the wreck of the Halsewell East Indiaman, 1786	137 273
	Philip George Heyworth Hopkins 1915-1990	112 167
	Philip Rahtz (1921-2011)	133 186-188
	Philip Whatmoor 1934-1989	111 157
	Phoronid worm borings from the Middle Purbeck Beds (Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage, Dorset	118 168
Corfe Castle,	photogrammetric survey	120 110
Corfe Castle,	photogrammetric survey	121 151
Air	photographic evidence for settlements at Chescombe, Winterborne Whitechurch	117 147-149
Archaeological sites identified from aerial	photographs	116 121-2
	Photography as a tool for monitoring coastal geological sites	128 189-193
Aerial	photography: new sites	112 128
Dorchester,	Physiques and Shapes Health Club, The Grove	125 164
The excavation of a cremation burial on Little	Piddle Down, Piddlehinton	112 129-131
The excavation of a cremation burial on Little Piddle Down,	Piddlehinton	112 129-131
A newly discovered Roman villa at Druce Farm,	Piddlehinton	133 108
Winterborne Came and	Piddletrenthide parish churches	111 114
Dole's Ash Farm,	Piddletrenthide	111 107
Evaluation at Southcombe,	Piddletrenthide	114 238
Southcombe,	Piddletrenthide	117 137
	Piddletrenthide	126 190
Witchampton chess	pieces	136 153-156
The	Pig on the Beach, Studland	136 83
Further monitoring of A37 road improvements near the Clay	Pigeon café, Frome St Quintin	116 130
Hamworthy, former	Pilkington's tile factory, Shapwick Road	127 152
The strategy and tactics of World War II	pillboxes	133 174-176
Chideock, Doghouse Hill, excavation of prehistoric occupation evidence and record of newly identified	pillow mounds	131 164-166
	Pimperne, east of Newfield Road	127 150
	Pimperne, Manor Farm	124 126
	Pimperne, new water main	124 128
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
Church of St Peter,	Pimperne	129 188
	Pinford Bridge in Sherborne Park	117 15-19
	Pinhorn Nurseries, Alderholt	117 123
Water	pipe trench, Cross-ridge Dyke, Fontmell Down	119 175
Water	pipe trench, Hod Hill, Stourpaine	119 175
Durweston	pipeline, Durweston	118 147
Empool	pipeline, East Stoke to West Knighton	111 111
Observations on a	pipeline in the Vale of Marshwood	113 184-5
Excavation of Neolithic and Bronze Age pits, and a section of Roman road on a	pipeline near Lodge Farm, Pamphill, Dorset	111 15-29
	Pipeline observations, Wareham to Stoborough main	113 174
Bradford Peverell	pipeline scheme, SY 66712 92604 to SY 70798 90258	131 159-160
Observations on a	pipeline: Sturminster Marshall to Blandford St Mary	113 168-9
Ryall	pipeline, Whitchurch Canonicorum	111 111
Observations on the Purbeck to Southampton	pipeline	111 122-124
Boyne Hollow water	pipeline	113 170
Observations on the Stoke Wake to Ansty water	pipeline	113 185
Duntish water	pipeline	118 147
Beaminster, Langdon source nitrates	pipeline	120 115
West Lulworth, Lulworth Park water	pipeline	120 119
Dorset Dolines: part 3, Eocene pockets and gravel	pipes in the Chalk of St Oswald's Bay	117 109-116
Nine-spined Stickleback Pungitius pungitius (Linnaeus, 1758)	(Pisces, Gasterosteidae) in Dorset	131 171
Land adjacent to Doreys	Pit, Arne, Church Knowle and Steeple Parishes	133 103
Mortlake and Grooved Ware pottery associated with worked stone in a	pit
	at Lambert's Hill, Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset	136 144-148
Shillingstone, White	Pit Farm	123 130
Evershot	Pit, regionally important geological site (RIGS)	118 164-167
Land adjacent to Povington	Pit, Steeple	133 110-111
Neolithic	pits and a Bronze Age field system at Middle Farm, Dorchester	126 15-25
Excavation of Neolithic and Bronze Age	pits, and a section of Roman road on a pipeline near Lodge Farm, Pamphill, Dorset	111 15-29
	Pits and pottery: some evidence for Beaker activity at Bryanston School	137 205-218
Steeple, Povington	Pit	122 170-1
Lieutenant-General	Pitt-Rivers in Dorset	132 17-20
Have	pity! Late slaves of the Turks	131 45-51
The Celtic	place name "Loders"	119 183
Egglisham, a lost Dorchester	place name	116 139-140
Twelve Men Way, Dorchester - a lost	placename finally located	124 117
Sherborne, The Conduit, Market	Place	126 195
Bottom	Plain cable route, Wareham St Martin	138 95
`Wyndings',	Plaisters Lane, Sutton Poyntz	118 149
	Plan of Hive Beach, with eroding building, supplement to vol.135 p.237-240	136 185
Some Dorset	plant gall record highlights	135 351-352
Dorset	plant gall report 2008-2011	133 135-138
	Plant Gall report 2008	130 260-263
	Plant galls of South Haven Peninsula, part of the Studland national nature reserve: a Diver Project report	137 137-140
Minterne Magna, Dogbury	Plantation	122 169
Steeple, North Hills	Plantation	122 170
Gussage St Michael, Dorset: Roman occupation near Drive	Plantation	124 127-128
Lower	plants	116 158-159
The Dorchester Debating Society and the Hardy	Players (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	130 167-174
Mumming	Plays in Hardy's Wessex	135 86-148
69 Mount	Pleasant Avenue, Weymouth	133 113
Mount	Pleasant from the air	126 7-14
Towards a revision of Purbeck insects: Protogryllus, Panorpidium,	Pleciomya and Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
Notes on a specimen of the	plesiosaur Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus (Reptilia: Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 101-104
Notes on a specimen of the plesiosaur Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus (Reptilia:	Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 101-104
Taphonomic distortion of cervical vertebrae of a specimen of Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus (Reptilia:	Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 105-108
A new	plesiosaurid specimen from the Sinemurian, Lower Jurassic, of Southern England	122 129-138
Notes on a specimen of the plesiosaur	Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus (Reptilia: Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 101-104
Taphonomic distortion of cervical vertebrae of a specimen of	Plesiosaurus
	dolichodeirus (Reptilia: Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 105-108
A juvenile speciment of	?Plesiosaurus sp. from the Lias (Lower Jurassic, Pliensbachian) near Charmouth, Dorset, England	116 71-76
Taxonomy and palaeoecology of the Portlandian (Upper Jurassic)	pleurotomariid
	gastropod Bathrotomaria rugata (Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
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
A juvenile speciment of ?Plesiosaurus sp. from the Lias (Lower Jurassic,	Pliensbachian) near Charmouth, Dorset, England	116 71-76
The Weymouth Bay	pliosaur, a major new display specimen for the Dorset County Museum	132 188
How to get a head in Dorset County Museum: the tailless tale of	Pliosaurus kevani	136 14-17
	Plot 1, Church Lane, Sutton Waldron	117 126
Corner	plot, Bradford Peverell	116 129
Moth immigrations to Dorset in 2008	plus potential sources of origin	130 257-259
Dorset Dolines: part 3, Eocene	pockets and gravel pipes in the Chalk of St Oswald's Bay	117 109-116
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
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
The	Poets' Christmas Eve: mythology into verse	135 56-61
Further archaeological investigations near Cleavel	Point, Ower peninsula, Corfe Castle, Dorset	113 174
Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near Budmouth School and Tidmoor	Point,
	Weymouth, and their bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian boundary	119 117-127
Worked Portland chert and flint from Tidmoor	Point	111 105
A	polished flint axe from Toller Porcorum	118 154
Milton Abbas,	Pond Head Cottage	122 169
54 Coy	Pond Road, Poole	128 131
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 macro-invertebrates of fourteen West Dorset	ponds (Mansel-Pleydell prize essay)	114 221-226
	Pony Drive, Upton, Lytchett Minster	113 185
Lawrence of Arabia's fire tank/ swimming	pool at Clouds Hill, Dorset	121 142-145
	Poole, 1 High Street	120 118
	Poole, 19 Blandford Road, Hamworthy	131 157
	Poole, 19 High Street	131 169
	Poole, 7 Market Close	120 118
Species recorded on artificial and natural reefs,	Poole Bay, 1989-1996	121 113-122
	Poole, Blandford Close, Hamworthy	125 167
	Poole: Blandford Road, Hamworthy	120 105
	Poole, Canford Heath	131 170
North	Poole, Canford Park, Bearwood, Poole, SZ 05090 97310	140 60
Excavation of an Iron Age and Roman settlement and salt production site at Shapwick Road, Hamworthy,	Poole, Dorset, 2005-6	130 63-98
	Poole, Green Island (NGR 400950 086695)	130 207
	Poole Harbour: a review of early and more recent archaeological investigations with evidence for Iron Age and Romano-British salt production	127 53-57
	Poole Harbour, Furzey Island	125 171
Population structure and secondary production of the ragworm Hediste (Nereis) diversicolor in	Poole Harbour, UK	129 163-174
The history and ecology of Spartina anglica in	Poole Harbour	119 147-158
An archaeological investigation of Russel Quay,	Poole Harbour	125 93-99
Green Island,	Poole Harbour	132 185
The macroinvertebrate fauna and environmental assessment of seven streams entering	Poole harbour	137 105-117
	Poole, Hill Street	120 118
'Promised large things': the town and port of	Poole in the 1460s to 1480s	139 52-64
The Thompson's clay canal, a clay-working enterprise near Lytchett Bay,	Poole in the 1830s	136 151-152
	Poole, new First School, Blandford Road, Hamworthy	125 161
	Poole Pottery, The Quay, Poole	115 161
	Poole Power Station site, Rigler Road, Hamworthy, Poole	129 191
	Poole, Proos Roofing Supplies, Rigler Road, Hamworthy	125 167
	Poole, Shapwick Road, Hamworthy	122 164
	Poole, Shapwick Road, Hamworthy	125 156
	Poole shipping in the eighteenth century	116 21-25
	Poole, St Aubyn's Court Road	125 167
Upton Country Park,	Poole, SY 9917 9274 to 9908 9207	139 119
Walled garden at Upton House country park, Upton,	Poole, SY 99275 92825, period: modern	130 206
1 High Street,	Poole, SZ 00929 90299	140 60
North Poole, Canford Park, Bearwood,	Poole, SZ 05090 97310	140 60
Canford Heath Middle School,	Poole	113 185
Seldown School,	Poole	113 185
Lower Constitution Hill,	Poole	114 237
Wheelers Land, Bearwood,	Poole	114 237
Lytchett Minster sewerage works, near	Poole	114 248
Observations in	Poole	114 248
Manton Road, Hamworthy,	Poole	115 149
Tatnam Farm Middle School,	Poole	115 149
Central Park restaurant,	Poole	115 161
King's Head, High Street,	Poole	115 161
Poole Pottery, The Quay,	Poole	115 161
Wheelers Lane, Bearwood,	Poole	115 161
Guildhall, Market Street,	Poole	115 164
Knighton Farm, Borough of	Poole	115 165
Bearwood Primary School, Wheeler's Lane,	Poole	116 131
42/ 44 West Street,	Poole	117 125
The new Tatnam Farm Middle School,	Poole	117 125
Upton Country Park, Creekmoor,	Poole	117 125
71 Lake Drive, Hamworthy,	Poole	117 137
Customs House, The Quay,	Poole	117 137
New Quay Road, Hamworthy,	Poole	117 137
Highmoor Farm, Talbot Village,	Poole	118 134
Magna Road,	Poole	118 135
Bull Lane,	Poole	118 143
35/ 37 High Street,	Poole	118 148
4 Market Street, Old Town,	Poole	118 148
Rear of 40/ 42 High Street,	Poole	118 148
The Jolly Sailor, The Quay,	Poole	118 148
A ship's timber from Sandbanks,	Poole	118 153-4
A new Mesolithic site in	Poole	124 129
James Brothers site, 19 Blandford Road, Hamworthy,	Poole	128 129
54 Coy Pond Road,	Poole	128 131
Thames St,	Poole	129 188
New fire station, Marshes End,	Poole	129 190
Poole Power Station site, Rigler Road, Hamworthy,	Poole	129 191
Lower Hamworthy,	Poole	133 108
Upton Country Park, Upton Park Farm,	Poole	136 81-82
Corfe Hills Roman road,	Poole	136 81
21 Blandford Road, Potters Arms,	Poole	138 84
Dorset County Football Association, Blandford Close, Hamworthy,	Poole	138 84
Land at junction of Blandford Road and Norton Way,	Poole	138 86
Shaftesbury, Parsons	Pool	125 162
West Parley,	Poor Common	120 107
A. Eccles, Vagrancy in law and practice under the Old	Poor Law	135 334-335
Water main repair,	Poor Lot, Kingston Russell	129 190
From	poorhouse to workhouse? The erosion of publicly owned housing in rural Dorset after 1834	131 65-78
Lyme Regis: Trade and	Population 1575-1725. A period of decline? (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	120 1-17
Nail Fungus Poronia punctata in Dorset, 1999 to 2005:	population changes and ecological observations	127 95-99
	Population structure and secondary production of the ragworm Hediste (Nereis) diversicolor in Poole Harbour, UK	129 163-174
Moors Valley Country Park: effects of construction on local Odonata	population	111 140-143
Toller	Porcorum: a post-medieval 'wetland' management landscape at Woolcombe, Dorset	138 112-126
Toller	Porcorum: Church Mead	119 163
Toller	Porcorum excavations 1991, interim report	113 178-180
Toller	Porcorum excavations 1993	115 158
Toller	Porcorum, School Lane	120 106
Toller	Porcorum	112 123-4
Toller	Porcorum	114 244-5
Toller	Porcorum	114 249-250
High Street, Toller	Porcorum	115 150
High Street, Toller	Porcorum	116 126-8
A polished flint axe from Toller	Porcorum	118 154
Nail Fungus	Poronia punctata in Dorset, 1999 to 2005: population changes and ecological observations	127 95-99
Observations concerning the ecology of Nail Fungus	Poronia
	punctata, recently rediscovered in Dorset	121 129-132
New car	port, 9 North St, Charminster	129 189-190
Portland	Port, inner breakwater	125 168
Christchurch's	Port Mill rediscovered	134 200-202
'Promised large things': the town and	port of Poole in the 1460s to 1480s	139 52-64
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
	Portesham, 13 Front Street, SY 6030 8592	116 130
	Portesham, 22 Front Street	126 190
	Portesham, Corton Farm	120 105
Manor Farm,	Portesham, Dorset: excavations on a multi-period religious and settlement site	125 23-69
A 1st-century AD `Durotrigian' inhumation burial with a decorated Iron Age mirror from	Portesham, Dorset	118 51-70
	Portesham: Front Street	119 161-2
	Portesham, Manor Farm	122 163
	Portesham, Manor Farm	122 169
A late mediaeval silver ring from	Portesham	111 114
Hewish Hill drill site,	Portesham	113 168
A mediaeval gold ring from Friar Waddon,	Portesham	114 252
22 Front Street,	Portesham	116 131
Fieldwork and excavations at	Portesham	117 133
South Dorset Ridgeway: Purlands Farm (Winterborne St Martin) to north of Tatton House	(Portesham)	135 202-203
	Portland, 18 Sweethill Road, Southwell	125 161
The conduct, command and costs of Tudor defence of Portland Roads:	Portland and Sandsfoot Castles	134 12-23
	Portland, care and custody unit, HM YOI	125 167
	Portland Castle, Castletown, Portland	134 159
Excavations and building recording at	Portland Castle	124 123-124
Worked	Portland chert and flint from Tidmoor Point	111 105
	Portland, Coombefield Quarry, Southwell	120 118
	Portland, Coombefield Quarry	127 153
'Primitive Betrothal': The	Portland Custom and Thomas Hardy's The Well-Beloved	135 20-32
Late Palaeolithic site, Castletown,	Portland, Dorset	125 13-21
Palaeopathological investigations into the articulated human skeletal remains from Old St Andrew's Church,	Portland, Dorset	127 67-76
A preliminary note on the discovery of a fossil turtle in the Portland Stone Formation (Upper Jurassic), Isle of	Portland, Dorset	132 189-190
	Portland, Easton	125 157
	Portland, Easton	125 167
Marine molluscs:	Portland Harbour	116 160
	Portland House, Belle Vue Road, Weymouth	133 113
Weston Road archaeological site,	Portland: interim report	128 106-110
	Portland, land off Reap Lane, Southwell	122 163-4
	Portland, laundry shed extension, HM YOI	125 167
	Portland, new Southwell Pre-school building	131 169-170
	Portland, Osprey Quay	125 168
	Portland, Pennsylvania Castle	125 168
	Portland, Perryfield and Coombefield Quarries	122 169-70
	Portland Port, inner breakwater	125 168
	Portland, Reap Land sewer, Southwell	122 173
	Portland, Reap Lane, Southwell	131 159
Ferrybridge,	Portland Road, Wyke Regis, Weymouth	117 127
The conduct, command and costs of Tudor defence of	Portland Roads: Portland and Sandsfoot Castles	134 12-23
	Portland, Royal Manor Schoool, Weston	127 150
Occurrence of Foraminifera in the	Portland Stone formation (Portlandian, Upper Jurassic) of Holworth	115 178-179
A preliminary note on the discovery of a fossil turtle in the	Portland
	Stone Formation (Upper Jurassic), Isle of Portland, Dorset	132 189-190
Hendrick de Keyser, Nicholas Stone, Inigo Jones and the founding of the modern	Portland stone industry	133 33-36
	Portland, Stonehills Mine access road, Weston	122 170
Discovery of an 18th-century sailing vessel carrying	Portland Stone	128 187
Verne Common Road,	Portland, SY 6849 7072	139 119
Land adjacent to Avalanche Road,	Portland, SY 685 707	139 119
Land between 3 and 22 Weston Street,	Portland, SY 6863 7095	139 119
High Angle Battery,	Portland, SY 694 732	140 60
	Portland, The Verne	120 118
	Portland, Weston	126 190
The Occurrence of Megalosaurs in the	Portlandian of Dorset	113 196
Occurrence of Foraminifera in the Portland Stone formation	(Portlandian, Upper Jurassic) of Holworth	115 178-179
Taxonomy and palaeoecology of the	Portlandian (Upper Jurassic) pleurotomariid gastropod Bathrotomaria rugata (Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
Cist burial,	Portland	111 106-7
Proposed new barrackmaster's workshop, RNAS	Portland	117 137-140
`Old Med', Southwell,	Portland	118 148-9
Excavations of previously unknown buildings in the grounds of St Stephen's Vicarage, Grove,	Portland	121 69-75
Two minor metal working sites on	Portland	126 171-174
Royal Manor School,	Portland	128 127
91 Weston Road,	Portland	128 129-130
Jordan's Mine,	Portland	128 129
Land off Augusta Road,	Portland	128 129
Land at Ladymead Close, Easton,	Portland	128 131
Proposed dwelling adjacent to 10a Sweet Hill Road, Southwell,	Portland	128 131
Weston Road,	Portland	129 188
Moorfield Road,	Portland	129 191
New residential development, Grange Croft Road, Weston,	Portland	129 191
Perryfield Quarry,	Portland	129 191
Recently discovered wreck off	Portland	130 268
17 Sweethill Road, Southwell,	Portland	133 108
Portland Castle, Castletown,	Portland	134 159
Land to the west of Reap Lane, Southwell,	Portland	135 200-201
Limekilns at Inmosthay Industrial Estate, Inmosthay,	Portland	135 200
Land south of 44C--62 Weston Street,	Portland	136 82
Stonehills Mine, Weston,	Portland	136 82
Rear of 95-127 Reforne,	Portland	137 158
Stonehills Mine, Avalanche Road, Southwell,	Portland	137 158
	Portman House, Durweston	116 130
A first-century Roman copper-alloy	portrait bust from Tarrant Rushton	137 167-172
Identity and loss: discovering the identity of Tom Roberts's (1856-1931) pastel	portrait
	of a young girl at the Dorset County Museum	133 55-63
	Possible barrow at Church Knowle	111 105
Lyme Regis,	possible enclosure	120 121
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
A	possible medieval sundial from Shroton	139 124
Wimborne	Post Office, East Street, Wimborne Minster	115 150
Dewlish Roman Villa:	post-excavation report 2011	133 65-66
Dewlish Roman villa:	post-excavation report 2012	134 157-158
Dewlish Roman villa:	post-excavation report 2013	135 203-204
Dewlish Roman Villa,	post-excavation report 2014	136 85
The Godwin family and William Jones: Lesser-known builders of	post-fire Blandford	129 175-177
A very peculiar practice: preliminary research into the	post-firing
	perforation of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
Medieval and	post-medieval Bridport: Excavations at 43 South Street, 1996	122 111-123
Medieval and	post-medieval millstones from The Old Malthouse, Abbotsbury, Dorset	112 141-142
An Unusual	Post-Medieval Pottery Handle from Lyme Regis	127 141
Toller Porcorum: a	post-medieval 'wetland' management landscape at Woolcombe, Dorset	138 112-126
Affpuddle, SY 80006 94417 to ST 80737 93882, period:	post-medieval	130 208
	Post-Roman Purbeck and a further consideration of St Aldhelm's Chapel	140 75-80
Another	pot by Robert Shering of Verwood	121 135-136
A Civil War	pot from Corfe Castle	118 150-1
The Fir Tree Field shaft: the date and archaeological	potential of a Chalk swallowhole feature	120 25-37
1994 moth immigration to Dorset and	potential sources of origin	117 169-170
1995 moth immigration to Dorset and	potential sources of origin	117 170-172
1996 Moth immigrations to Dorset and	potential sources of origin	118 187-190
Moth immigrations to Dorset in 2008 plus	potential sources of origin	130 257-259
21 Blandford Road,	Potters Arms, Poole	138 84
Verwood,	Potters Wheel	122 164
Mortlake and Grooved Ware	pottery associated with worked stone in a pit at Lambert's Hill, Winterbourne Abbas, Dorset	136 144-148
Some mediaeval	pottery at Shaftesbury	112 139-141
Bronze Age	pottery from Corfe Common	114 251
Deverel-Rimbury	pottery from Litton Cheney	125 142-4
A group of early 13th-century	pottery from Sherborne Old Castle and its wider context	125 71-82
Early medieval	pottery from Studland Bay	129 271
A group of late 18th-century	pottery from Town House, Corfe Castle	118 71-77
	Pottery from two medieval tenements in Christchurch, Dorset: their contents and their contexts	132 131-144
An Unusual Post-Medieval	Pottery Handle from Lyme Regis	127 141
Melbury Abbas: Medieval	pottery in perspective	115 111-119
Oxford Clay at	Pottery Lane, Westham, near Weymouth	122 178
The late Iron Age and Romano-British	pottery production sites at Redcliff, Arne and Stoborough	124 45-99
Pits and	pottery: some evidence for Beaker activity at Bryanston School	137 205-218
Poole	Pottery, The Quay, Poole	115 161
A very peculiar practice: preliminary research into the post-firing perforation of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British	pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
The	pottery	136 108-122
Two round barrows and flintwork on	Pound Hill, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset	111 120-121
	Pound Lane car park, Wareham	133 111
Bellevue,	Pound Lane, Wareham, SY 9205 8729	131 155
Castle Close,	Pound Lane, Wareham, SY 92181 87189	140 61
'Bellevue',	Pound Lane, Wareham	137 159-160
Results of an archaeological excavation at	Pound Lane, Wareham	138 96-101
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
Dorchester,	Poundbury community woodland	120 103-4
Dorchester, land to the west and south-west of	Poundbury Farm, 2000-2001	125 154-6
Further prehistoric and Romano-British activity at	Poundbury Farm, Dorchester	140 114-129
The 1986	Poundbury hoard of 3rd-century Antoniniani	125 150-152
	Poundbury phase II, Dorchester	118 134
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
Dorchester,	Poundbury West industrial estate	127 148
Dorchester,	Poundbury West industrial estate	127 150
Dorchester: proposed sports centre and cemetery,	Poundbury	119 160
Dorchester, new cemetery and sports centre,	Poundbury	125 157-9
Dorchester, Bridport Road,	Poundbury	125 166
Dorchester, Damers First School and	Poundbury	127 148
Land adjacent to	Povington Pit, Steeple	133 110-111
Steeple,	Povington Pit	122 170-1
Poole	Power Station site, Rigler Road, Hamworthy, Poole	129 191
	Powerstock, land adjacent to the Old Forge	126 195
The opening of	Powerstock school	133 51-53
Wytherston, near	Powerstock	118 135
Sutton	Poyntz, spring recording	125 170
Sutton	Poyntz, Springhead public house	120 114
Sutton	Poyntz, supply main	125 168
Sutton	Poyntz water treatment works	115 150
Proposed dwelling at 116 Sutton Road, Sutton	Poyntz, Weymouth	129 192
Sutton	Poyntz	115 153-5
`Springhead' public house, Sutton	Poyntz	118 136
`Wyndings', Plaisters Lane, Sutton	Poyntz	118 149
The Great Eastern Number 1 funnel revealed at Sutton	Poyntz	124 116
How the Newburghs of Lulworth came to own Sutton	Poyntz	135 46-55
A very peculiar	practice: preliminary research into the post-firing perforation of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
A. Eccles, Vagrancy in law and	practice under the Old Poor Law	135 334-335
	Predation amongst Jurassic Marine Reptiles	113 202-5
Further	prehistoric and Romano-British activity at Poundbury Farm, Dorchester	140 114-129
Excavations of a	prehistoric ceremonial complex at Ogden Down, Gussage St Michael	114 240-244
Symondsbury, excavation of	prehistoric flints at Thorncombe Beacon	126 186-187
A note on reconstructing the	prehistoric landscape environment in Cranborne Chase; the Allen valley	120 39-44
Chideock, Doghouse Hill, excavation of	prehistoric occupation evidence and record of newly identified pillow mounds	131 164-166
Later	prehistoric settlement at Wood Hill, Charlton Down, Dorset	137 264-270
Two new	prehistoric sites on Sopley Common, Hurn	111 105
Bradford Abbas: a field survey of the	prehistory	114 77-88
A	preliminary note on the discovery of a fossil turtle in the Portland Stone Formation (Upper Jurassic), Isle of Portland, Dorset	132 189-190
Fossil beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera) from the Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset - a	preliminary report	121 107-112
A very peculiar practice:	preliminary research into the post-firing perforation of Late Iron Age/ Romano-British pottery vessels from south-east Dorset	133 69-72
Nine borderland parishes of north Dorset, a	preliminary survey	129 200
Portland, new Southwell	Pre-school building	131 169-170
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
'History in Stone': Hardy, Morris, and architectural	preservation	137 23-31
The	Press Gang in Dorset	124 11-19
	Preston: Bowleaze Cove Romano-British building	136 88-98
Southwest Dorset hedges, a survey of Osmington and east	Preston parishes	126 119-125
Overcombe Down,	Preston sewerage rising main	125 167
Overcombe Down,	Preston sewerage	125 166-7
St Andrew's Church,	Preston, Weymouth	133 113
Weymouth Bay holiday park,	Preston	120 108
Weymouth,	Preston	126 191
	'Pretending to be seafaring men': vagrancy law and forgery with special reference to eighteenth-century Dorset	133 1-8
Excavations of	previously unknown buildings in the grounds of St Stephen's Vicarage, Grove, Portland	121 69-75
Two	previously unrecorded earthworks on White Nothe	129 274
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
Wimborne, The	Priest's House, High Street	124 125
Winton	Primary School, Bournemouth	114 247
Bearwood	Primary School, Wheeler's Lane, Poole	116 131
	'Primitive Betrothal': The Portland Custom and Thomas Hardy's The Well-Beloved	135 20-32
Archaeological excavations south of	Priory Farm crossroads, Shapwick, Kingston Lacy estate	138 93
Bridport,	Priory Lane	120 102
All'Antica ornament during the first Renaissance in England: the case of the Draper chapel at Christchurch	Priory	129 25-37
East Holme	Priory	133 106
Caught on camera: five Dorset	prisoners in Victorian England	134 24-37
Disease and death in Dorset	prisons in the eighteenth century	131 29-33
	Privateers and prizes: how Weymouth profited from war, 1715-1815 (Mansel-Pleydell essay 2003)	126 1-6
The Weevils (Insecta: Coleoptera, Curculionoidea) of the Dorset coast and their conservation (Mansel-Pleydell	prize 2003)	126 85-109
Weymouth's Spas: Nottington and Radipole (a Mansell-Pleydell	prize essay 1994)	116 33-44
The macro-invertebrates of fourteen West Dorset ponds (Mansel-Pleydell	prize essay)	114 221-226
Privateers and	prizes: how Weymouth profited from war, 1715-1815 (Mansel-Pleydell essay 2003)	126 1-6
Lyme Regis: Trade and Population 1575-1725. A period of decline? (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	120 1-17
An identification of four casts of heads of hanged men in the Dorset County Museum (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	122 45-51
Evidence of Black Slaves in Dorset Records (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	127 13-20
The decline of Holt Forest, Chase and Park, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, in the 17th century (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	129 1-16
The Dorchester Debating Society and the Hardy Players (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	130 167-174
The Black Death in Dorset: the crisis of 1348-1349 (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	131 3-13
The Dorchester Town Library of 1631 (Mansel-Pleydell	prize)	132 21-37
A	problematic fossil from the Cherty Freshwater Member, Purbeck Limestone Group, Swanage, Dorset	128 139-141
A	problematic fossil from the Cherty Freshwater Member, Purbeck Limestone Group	129 217
Clay, iron and charcoal: an experimental investigation of the colour change and	production
	of Romano-British Black Burnished Ware (SEDBB1)	139 208
Population structure and secondary	production of the ragworm Hediste (Nereis) diversicolor in Poole Harbour, UK	129 163-174
Excavation of an Iron Age and Roman settlement and salt	production
	site at Shapwick Road, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset, 2005-6	130 63-98
A Late Iron Age Settlement and Black-Burnished Ware (BB1)	Production
	Site at Worgret, near Wareham, Dorset (1986-7)	113 55-105
The late Iron Age and Romano-British pottery	production sites at Redcliff, Arne and Stoborough	124 45-99
Poole Harbour: a review of early and more recent archaeological investigations with evidence for Iron Age and Romano-British salt	production	127 53-57
Privateers and prizes: how Weymouth	profited from war, 1715-1815 (Mansel-Pleydell essay 2003)	126 1-6
Research in	progress: Biostratinomic investigations of shell beds in the Purbeck formation	117 154-155
	Progress report on new building	140 viii-x
Database of the Roman Purbeck stone industry: a	progress report	126 170-171
Towards a revision of Purbeck insects: Protogryllus, Panorpidium, Pleciomya and	Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
The Stour Valley Gravels	project, 1989 interim report	111 105
The Stour Valley gravels	project, 1990 interim report	112 114
The Stour Valley Gravels	project 1991	113 168
The Canford Magna golf course	project, 1993-1994	118 35-50
Bestwall quarry gravels	project 1994-5	117 136
The Durotriges	Project, 2016: an interim statement	138 106-111
The Durotriges	Project 2017: an interim statement	139 129-133
Motor	Project building, Dorchester	113 175
National Trust heathland restoration	project, Hartland Moor and Middlebere Heath, Corfe Castle	124 121
Bestwall Quarry gravels	project, interim note	115 160
Bestwall Quarry archaeological	project: interim report 1996	118 144
Update on the Hardy's Correspondents	project (June 2016)	137 32-33
The Durotriges	Project, phase one: an interim statement	135 217-221
The Durotriges	Project, phase three: an interim statement	137 173-177
The Durotriges	Project, Phase Two: an interim statement	136 157-161
Plant galls of South Haven Peninsula, part of the Studland national nature reserve: a Diver	Project report	137 137-140
South Walks housing	project, South Street, Bridport	115 160
Brief Encounter: the Cerne Abbas Giantess	project, summer 1997	119 179-183
Hardy and Heritage	Project with the University of Exeter	138 44-45
Bestwall Quarry gravels	project	114 247
Dorchester, town centre ducting	project	127 152
Archaeological investigations	project	131 169
The Cyril Diver	Project	135 149-159
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
	'Promised large things': the town and port of Poole in the 1460s to 1480s	139 52-64
William Barnes's dialect poems: a	pronunciation guide, by T. L. Burton	133 177
Poole,	Proos Roofing Supplies, Rigler Road, Hamworthy	125 167
The development of	properties inside the southern defences of Roman Durnovaria: an excavation at Charles Street, Dorchester	136 162-184
An early railway	proposal for Dorset - Dorchester to Weymouth 1834	118 160-161
The Dorset county boundary:	proposal for the creation of a digital boundary atlas	129 215
Archaeological assessment on the line of the	proposed Chideock and Morcombelake bypass (SY 377 937 - 449 928), an interim statement	115 147-9
	Proposed dwelling adjacent to 10a Sweet Hill Road, Southwell, Portland	128 131
	Proposed dwelling at 116 Sutton Road, Sutton Poyntz, Weymouth	129 192
	Proposed extension, Lyme Regis Museum	128 131
	Proposed new barrackmaster's workshop, RNAS Portland	117 137-140
Marshwood,	proposed new dwelling at Lodge House Farm	131 157
	Proposed residential development at 3 Fordington Green, Dorchester	128 129
	Proposed residential development, Dollin's Lane, Wareham	129 191
	Proposed site of new Parish Room, Whitchurch Canonicorum	117 127
Two	proposed soil deposit areas at Blandford Camp, Tarrant Monkton	116 120
Dorchester:	proposed sports centre and cemetery, Poundbury	119 160
Archaeological assessment for the	proposed Tolpuddle and Puddletown bypass	115 166-167
39	Prospect Road, Dorchester	116 129
Kindling the Fire from Heaven:	protestantism in Dorchester before the Great Fire	138 34-43
Towards a revision of Purbeck insects:	Protogryllus, Panorpidium, Pleciomya and Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
Selection of testate amoebae	(Protozoa, Rhizopoda) as food by tanypodine midge larvae (Chironomidae: Diptera; non-biting midges) in a Dorset stream	131 153-154
A	provisional checklist of fossil insects from the Purbeck Beds of Dorset	114 175-179
The Mill House, Stour	Provost, Dorset	117 151-152
The Mill House, Stour	Provost, Dorset	118 159-160
Stour	Provost	116 119
Reinvestigating Samuel Wakely of Bridport (1787-1865), composer of	psalms and anthems	139 29-34
The status and distribution of	Pseudoepipona herrichii (Hymenoptera) in Dorset	114 278-279
Halite	Pseudomorphs from the Cherty Freshwater Member (Purbeck Limestone Formation) of Lulworth Cove, Dorset	113 195-6
`Tempore	pubertatis nostrae': the West Saxon Aldhelm of Malmesbury	129 17-24
Dorset County Museum 2018: excavation in the	public gaze	140 1-11
`Springhead'	public house, Sutton Poyntz	118 136
Sutton Poyntz, Springhead	public house	120 114
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
The first	publication of William Barnes's dialect poems in the `Dorset County Chronicle'	129 178-180
	Publications of DNHAS	137 294
From poorhouse to workhouse? The erosion of	publicly owned housing in rural Dorset after 1834	131 65-78
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
A35 Tolpuddle to	Puddletown bypass - interim note	119 163-4
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
	Puddletown, Catmead, Mill Street	126 181
Forgecroft,	Puddletown Road, Wareham, SY 8729 9014	131 155
	Puddletown, Sherring's Green Close	122 170
	Puddletown, Sherring's Green Close	125 161
Druce Farm Neolithic site,	Puddletown, SY 733 954	140 60-61
Interim report on Druce Farm Roman villa,	Puddletown (SY 7330 9540)	138 146-148
Interim report on Druce Farm Roman Villa,	Puddletown (SY 7330 9540)	139 125-126
Druce Farm,	Puddletown	134 159-160
The Roman villa at Druce Farm, near	Puddletown	135 209-211
Interim Report: Druce Farm Roman villa,	Puddletown	136 102-106
Druce Farm Roman villa,	Puddletown	137 158-159
	Pulham Church	120 113
A tale of two	pulpits	112 145-146
Weymouth's choice:	Pulteney or bankruptcy?	119 33-40
Horseshoes	pumping station, Gaunts Common, SU 02600 06200	131 161
Burton	Pumping Station, near Dorchester	114 233
Nail Fungus Poronia	punctata in Dorset, 1999 to 2005: population changes and ecological observations	127 95-99
Observations concerning the ecology of Nail Fungus Poronia	punctata, recently rediscovered in Dorset	121 129-132
Nine-spined Stickleback Pungitius	pungitius (Linnaeus, 1758) (Pisces, Gasterosteidae) in Dorset	131 171
Nine-spined Stickleback	Pungitius pungitius (Linnaeus, 1758) (Pisces, Gasterosteidae) in Dorset	131 171
Treswell's Survey of	Purbeck 1585-6, Mark Forrest (ed.) with Jenny Halling Barnard, Rose Mitchell and Martin Papworth	139 235
Post-Roman	Purbeck and a further consideration of St Aldhelm's Chapel	140 75-80
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
Insect-bearing horizons in the type	Purbeck and new Purbeck Wealden flies (Diptera)	119 135-140
A geological map of	Purbeck Beds in the northern part of Durlston Bay	113 145-148
Phoronid worm borings from the Middle	Purbeck Beds (Lower Cretaceous) of Swanage, Dorset	118 168
A provisional checklist of fossil insects from the	Purbeck Beds of Dorset	114 175-179
Albanerpetontid amphibians from the Lower Cretaceous of the Isle of	Purbeck, Dorset	118 113-117
Research in progress: Biostratinomic investigations of shell beds in the	Purbeck formation	117 154-155
New records of	Purbeck fossil insects	116 146-150
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 supplement to the insect fauna from the	Purbeck Group of Dorset	115 143
Towards a revision of	Purbeck insects: Protogryllus, Panorpidium, Pleciomya and Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
The fauna and flora of the Sunnydown Farm footprint site and associated sites:	Purbeck Limestone formation, Dorset	115 181-182
A new vertebrate trackway from the Intermarine Member,	Purbeck Limestone Formation, Dorset	115 183-184
An unusual tool-mark in the	Purbeck Limestone Formation, Durlston Bay, Dorset	115 185
Halite Pseudomorphs from the Cherty Freshwater Member	(Purbeck
	Limestone Formation) of Lulworth Cove, Dorset	113 195-6
Dinosaur footprint records for the	Purbeck Limestone Group, Dorset, since 1981	116 151-152
Type-section of the	Purbeck Limestone Group, Durlston Bay, Swanage, Dorset	114 181-206
Hybodontid shark shagreen from the	Purbeck Limestone Group, early Cretaceous, Dorset	127 158-159
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
Fossil trees in the Intermarine Member,	Purbeck Limestone Group (Lower Cretaceous), near Langton Matravers, Dorset	132 187
Mammals recorded for the first time from the Intermarine Member (Durlston Formation),	Purbeck
	Limestone Group (Lower Cretaceous), of Dorset	121 166-167
Fossil beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera) from the	Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset - a preliminary report	121 107-112
Reptile eggshell from the	Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England	118 79-83
A fossil tree trunk in the Intermarine Member, Durlston Formation,	Purbeck
	Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England	130 183-187
Conchostracans from the Intermarine Member, Durlston Formation,	Purbeck
	Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England	130 234-236
Fossil heteropteran bugs from the	Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset	120 73-75
Derived fossils from the Unio Member,	Purbeck Limestone Group, of Southern England	127 159-160
A problematic fossil from the Cherty Freshwater Member,	Purbeck Limestone Group, Swanage, Dorset	128 139-141
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
Dinosaur footprints in the	Purbeck Limestone Group (?Upper Jurassic - Lower Cretaceous) of southern England	116 77-104
Exceptional fossils from the Intermarine Member,	Purbeck Limestone Group	129 217-219
A problematic fossil from the Cherty Freshwater Member,	Purbeck Limestone Group	129 217
Roman	Purbeck Limestone mortars	135 222-234
The sources and distribution of Roman	Purbeck Limestone roofing slabs	130 155-166
`Lost'	Purbeck lizard skull re-emerges	129 219-220
Two	Purbeck Marble coffin lids from Bincombe, with a Thomas Hardy connection	128 118-120
	Purbeck mortars from 65 East Street, Corfe Castle	121 133-134
New fossil insect records from the	Purbeck of Dorset and the Wealden of the Weald	118 119-124
Graffiti of sailing ships in a	Purbeck quarry	126 133-141
The status of some	Purbeck sea birds 2	114 215-220
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
Roman	Purbeck stone: a new database	123 104
Database of the Roman	Purbeck stone industry: a progress report	126 170-171
Observations on the	Purbeck to Southampton pipeline	111 122-124
Insect-bearing horizons in the type Purbeck and new	Purbeck Wealden flies (Diptera)	119 135-140
Butterflies in	Purbeck	112 157
St Aldhelm's Head,	Purbeck	117 125
St Aldhelm's Head,	Purbeck	118 144
Kimmeridge Bay,	Purbeck	119 161
A cannon from the sea `off	Purbeck'	123 112
A new ship graffito from	Purbeck	132 215
South Dorset Ridgeway:	Purlands Farm (Winterborne St Martin) to north of Tatton House (Portesham)	135 202-203
	Purse Caundle, The Mead	120 118
Bill	Putnam (1930-2008)	131 239-240
Roman Dorset, by Bill	Putnam	128 199
Weymouth, land at 12	Putton Lane, Chickerell, SY 6500 8029	130 208
Land off	Putton Lane, Chickerell, Weymouth	138 94-95
Chickerell, land at Lower	Putton Lane	126 188