Newsletter 76 – Autumn 2021

Contents	General editor, Dick Selwood
From the President	Jo Bailey
Introduction
Archaeology	Section Editor, David Allen
Overview	David Allen
The Avon Water and the Lymington Ridgeway: Bronze Age communication routes, burials and settlement in the southern New Forest	Anthony C. King
A Harrowing Way: Exploring Britain’s ‘Oldest Road’	Annabel Stowe
Obituary: Professor Derek Keene 1942-2021
Local History	Section Editor, Mark Page
Nether Wallop Remembered: Sir Thomas Gatehouse, William Huggins and Paget Toynbee	Michael Hicks
A 16th-Century Plague Victim	Karen Parker
Remembering Michael Clanchy and the Pass of Alton	Mark Page
John Boggust of Alton: ‘first-rate craftsman in wood, a good naturalist and photographer’	Jane Hurst
Hampshire Record Office: Some Recent Additions to the Archives, Winter/Spring 2020-1	Sarah Farley
Book Review: Barracks, Forts and Ramparts: Regenaration Challenges for Portsmouth Harbour’s Defence Heritage by Celia Clark with Martin Marks	Mark Page
Landscape	Section Editor, Dawn Cansfield
Editorial	Dawn Cansfield
Seeing Through Past Eyes	Gordon le Pard
Hampshire Rights of Way will be lost if not registered or applied for registation on definitive map before January 2026	Alec Samuels
Book Review: ENTANGLED LIFE: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds and Shape Our Futures by Merlin Sheldrake	Mike Broderick
Borderlands	Dawn Cansfield
Historic Buildings	Section Editor, Bill Fergie
Editorial	Bill Fergie
Isotope-Supported Dendrochronology: New Dating Information for The Old Rectory, Headbourne Worthy	Bill Fergie & Edward Roberts
Workmen Graffiti at the Hospital of St Cross	Karen Wardley
The building works of Thomas Langton, bishop of Winchester (1493-1501)	John Hare
A medieval stone sculpture at Bishop’s Waltham	Edward Roberts
In the Back	General Editor, Dick Selwood
Pot Pourri	Dick Selwood
Book Review: Building on the past: medieval and postmedieval essays in honour of Tom Beaumont James – Amanda Richardson and Mark Allen (Eds)	Dick Selwood

ISSN 0265-9190