This 'Research Paper of the Surrey Archaeological Society, No.1' was written by A.W G Lowther after excavations on Ashtead Common (1926-28) revealed a large number of Roman flue tiles with elaborate patterns. This led to research across Surrey to identify identical or similar patterns and this publication illustrates the results. Although published in the 1930s it is still used by researchers in the 21st century.
This report is an interim statement on the work which has been carried out on behalf of the Surrey Archaeological Society along a short stretch of the M25 South Orbital Road.
This publication is now out of print but continues to be highly relevant to students of Surrey's rich archaeology and history.
In this 1986 publication, the author has made a transcription of all the extant Probate Inventories for the parish of Crondall, Hampshire from the earliest (1548) until the end of the reign of Elizabeth I (1603). (Photocopies of the transcripts are available for reference at the Farnham Museum and the Hampshire Record Office, Winchester).
This book was originally published in 1991 and is made available here by kind permission of the author.
This volume is a Research Paper of the Surrey Archaeological Society (No.5) published in 1959 and now out of print. It is a discussion of the excavation of bomb-damaged sites in Southwark supported by the Surrey Archaeological Society. The excavation of these reported sites was largely the work of volunteers and this report is dedicated to them.
A number of papers presented with permission of KUTAS, covering :
Excavations of Old Bridge Wharf at Kingston
Coombe HIll farmhouse
Early postal services
No 29 Market Place ( formerly Cook Row ) Kingston upon Thames
Baston's Forge and Wheelwright's, Brook Street Kingston
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Picton House, Kingston upon Thames ( 1979 )
Manors of Coombe Neville ( 1979 )
Archaeology and Development in Kingston upon Thames
KUTAS 50th Anniversary Conference Talks
Research Papers of the Surrey Archaeological Society No.2.
A fairly comprehensive mesolithic survey of West Surrey, produced to record the results of observations made during many years of field work in the region under discussion, in the hope that they may be of some use in guiding future research.
A ( 1935 ) Survey covering the investigation of the gravels and their contained Paleolithic implements, as well as, as far as possible, of all the archeological material from the district, the limits of which are those shown on the series of maps accompanying this work.
The Ordnance Survey Map of Roman Britain shows five Roman roads radiating from Winchester. Three roads run west, one north to Silchester and one south to Chichester.
