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SIAS Bulletin (1996) [72, August 1996]
The Wint Hill hunting bowl and related glasses (1960)
Banwell and World War II: memories of the 1940s and 1950s (2020)
Building Anglo-Saxon England (2018)
Somerset Archaeology 2019 (2020)
Roman coins from Wint Hill, Banwell, Somerset (1971)
SIAS Bulletin (1993) [64, December 1993]
Villlages of Britain: the five hundred villages that made the countryside (2010)
The Good women of the parish: gender and religion after the black death (2008)
A walk around the village
Winthill excavation, 1967
Winthill excavation, 1965
The Winthill Roman glass bowl
Winthill 1811-1968
I remember
Report on excavations in the Banwell bone cave
The Sentinel
Winthill: the origin of its name
Proceedings at Yatton, Wrington and Banwell
The population of Banwell - a 2,500 year survey
The Laney family of Banwell: part 1
Excavations at Winthill
Excavation: bank and ditch investigated at Chapel Close, Winthill
Banwell manned by nine strong volunteers (1974)
Banwell court rolls, 1714-1721
Banwell church
Banwell camp: 1960 excavation of a possible hut site
Banwell camp: 1958 excavation
Banwell bone cave - its background
Baker extension to the Banwell bone cave
On the farm: the apple harvest and the corn mow
Ancient Botontinus
Some early memories of Banwell
Review of archaeology, 2001-2002: North Somerset
William Job Maillard: marking the 100th anniversary of his death
Review of archaeology, 2000-2001 - North Somerset
Review of archaeology, 1998-1999 - North Somerset
Review of archaeology, 1996: North Somerset
The Western Mendips, Winscombe, Axbridge, Banwell, Yatton, etc., Somerset
A cottage by the wayside on the road to Worle
Banwell Harvest Home
A cut glass bowl 1,600 years old
Notes on the Turner, Emery, Law and Cotgrave families
Plantation House: Drip Well
Banwell bone cave survey. Stage 1 - 1966
The Banwell bone cave
Banwell bone cave
Banwell Church
Notes and queries on the Tuckey family of Banwell