| Excavation of the Deeping St. Nicholas Barrow Complex, South Lincolnshire |
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Report of a rescue excavation of a Bronze Age round barrow at Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire.
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| The Archaeology & Developing Landscape of Ropsley and Humby, Lincolnshire |
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The results of a comprehensive archaeological and historical survey of Ropsley and Humby in 1979
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| Fenland Management Project Excavations 1991-1995 |
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Report summarising the preliminary results of 41 excavations of the Fenland of Eastern England.
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| Millennium of Saltmaking:Prehistoric & Romano British Salt Production in the Fenland |
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Reports on three major excavations at Cowbit and Morton in Lincolnshire and Middleton in Norfolk conducted as part of the Fenland Management Project.
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| Through Wet and Dry:Essays in Honour of David Hall |
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This volume celebrates the achievements of an outstanding field archaeologist, David Hall.
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| From Cock-Fighting to Chapel Building: Changes in Popular Culture in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Lincolnshire |
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This book tells the fascinating tale of what everyday life was like in Lincolnshire in the late 1700's.
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| Anglo-Saxon settlement on the Siltland of Eastern England |
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A summary of the results of ten excavations on sites on the Fenland of Norfolk and Lincolnshire.
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| The Car Dyke - Past Work, Current State and Future Possibilities |
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This work presents the results of a survey of the present knowledge regarding the Car Dyke, one of Britain's longest yet little known linear monuments.
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| Excavations on Redgate Hill, Hunstanton, Norfolk, & at Tattershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire |
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Details of excavations at Redgate Hill and Hunstanton in Norfolk are included in this volume.
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| Lincolnshire Salterns: Excavations at Helpringham, Holbeach St. John's and Bicker Haven |
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A series of reports on excavations of salt-making sites in Lincolnshire.
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| Time and Tide. The Archaeology of the Witham Valley |
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A collection of articles from leading experts on the history and archaeology of the Witham Valley
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