Newsletter 81 – Spring 2024 

Roof structure of a dovecote

A view of the roof structure of a dovecote in Warsash (see the article in the Historic Buildings Section)

ContentsGeneral editor Dick Selwood  
 
From the PresidentMike Fulford
Introduction 
  
ArchaeologySection Editor, David Allen
Archaeology Section Conference, 18 November 2023: ‘What we’ve done and what we’ve found’Jan Bristow & Philippa Harrap
Dr Malcolm Lyne FSA 1943 – 2023Dave Allen
Banvus at BrockenhurstAnthony King
The significance of the Battle of Meretun, 22 March 871Gavin Bowie
  
Historic BuildingsSection Editor, Bill Fergie
EditorialBill Fergie
Graffiti Survey at St Andrew’s Church, TimsburyKaren Wardley
A Tudor Fireplace from Bell Street, RomseyFrancis J Green
A Mystery Dovecot in a Suburban Garden in WarsashBill Fergie
  
Local HistorySection Editor, Mark Page
Hugh Laner, Curate and Vicar of Odiham, 1541-75:his life and work through the period of the ReformationMary Bennett
Edith Ellen Mitchell, Basingstoke’s First Female Poor Law Guardian, 1896-1904Roger Ottewill
Sir Henry Seymour and the Priest: Truth and FictionChris Corcoran
Hampshire Record Office: Some Recent Additions to the ArchivesSarah Farley
Book Reviews
  
LandscapeSection Editor, Dawn Cansfield
EditorialDawn Cansfield
Stokes Bay, Gosport – a seascape rich in historyMike Broderick
The Geology of Hampshire: The CretaceousMike Broderick
The Meres Ponds in Hambledon, Catherington: A Re-evaluationHàìghlèàgh Winslade
Botanising in the Hampshire landscapeBarry Shurlock
  
In The BackSectionEditor, Dick Selwood
Possible Hampshire Museums Closures 
VCH News
The Pilgrims’ Way 

ISSN 0265-9190