Newsletter 74 – Autumn 2020

ContentsGeneral editor, Dick Selwood  
  
From the PresidentJo Bailey
Introduction 
  
LandscapeSection Editor, Dawn Cansfield
Editorial 
A Short History of South View, Basingstoke, including the Holy Ghost Cemetery and the story of the ruined chapelsDebbie Reavell
Landscape: the act of shaping land…to make it more attractive or usefulRoy Birch
The Landscape of StonehengeJames Fautley
Book ReviewMalcolm Walford
  
ArchaeologySection Editor, David Allen
Following in the Father’s Footsteps: a few miles with J P Williams-FreemanDavid Allen
  
Local HistorySection Editor, Mark Page
History at the Grassroots: the Hampshire experienceRoger Ottewill, David Roberts and Barry Shurlock
Farming and Fishing: a Cellar Settlement on the Coast near BournemouthMark Page
The Stalls in the Great Quire of Christchurch Priory, Survey Work in 2018-19: an Interim NoteNicholas Riall
Book Reviews 
Historic BuildingsSection Editor, Bill Fergie
EditorialBill Fergie
Window on the Post Offices of HampshireBarry Shurlock
Graffiti Findings from St Peter’s Church, Goodworth ClatfordKaren Wardley
The Building of Peasant Houses in Medieval HampshireMark Page
The Medieval Landlord and its Tenants: Winchester College and its Manor of AndwellJohn Hare
  
In the BackGeneral Editor, Dick Selwood
Studies Paper Wins AwardJo Bailey
Pamela Johnston 1935 – 2020John Hare
Essay CompetitionDavid Allen
Pot PourriDick Selwood

ISSN 0265-9190