Situated at a strategic point on the south coast of England, Portchester was an important defensive site from the Roman period onwards. This volume reports on extensive excavations at the site in the 1960s and 1970s, and describes Norman additions to the Roman defences, a 12th Century Augustinian priory, and a 16th century naval storehouse.
Report on the largely cremation cemetery excvated in the 1930s; full illustration of pots and other items. Discussion of pottery by Myres, and interesting comments on other objects by Barbara Green.
Subtitled `The Archaeology of British Gravels', this book reviews recent work and sets out the state of research for different periods of history and prehistory.
Report on excavations at the Romano-British town of Petuaria , a settlement of about 13 acres, enclosed first by a turf ramp in the Hadrianic period, and later by a stone wall towards the end of the 2nd century. The excavations uncovered evidence of streets and several buildings.
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