The Roman Cemeteries and Suburbs of WinchesterThis volume is part of an integrated series of studies of Winchesters archaeology, largely concerned with investigations in the years 197186. The excavations described here were undertaken in the northern, western, and eastern suburbs of the Roman town and produced evidence for both the cemeteries and suburban settlements.

especially as suburbs have often been neglected as a subject for research

largely concerned with investigations in the years 1972-86

Christopher Hawkes initially postulated the possibility of such a pre-Roman origin for Winchester in 1930

land and sea

by examining sites on the defences and in the historic suburbs

This volume is part of an integrated series of studies of Winchester’s archaeology

Love buses

In general terms

Simply the best

every one of their enchanting bears is lovingly brought to life by hand

This volume is a part of an integrated series of studies of Winchester’s archaeology which is largely concerned with work in the period 1971–86

This was founded c 1110 by King Henry I outside the north gate of the city for a monastic community formerly based at New Minster within the walls