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Archaeopress is an independent press specialising in archaeology and related heritage topics. Header photo © Gavin McGuire & the Sissi Archaeological Project

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Patrick is in Winchester for the Annual Meeting of the British Archaeological Association. With a focus on Roman to Medieval Winchester, what better place to bring the Winchester Studies volumes, including the recently published 3 vol. study, The Anglo-Saxon Minsters of Winchester?

Front cover of The Anglo-Saxon Minsters of Winchester by Birthe Kjølbye-Biddle, Martin Biddle, available at https://www.archaeopress.com/Archaeopress/Products/9781805830405Winchester Studies volumes on display at the annual meeting of the BAAFull bookstall display at the annual meeting of the BAA

As we head into the festive break, thank you to everyone who has supported Archaeopress over the past year — authors, editors, readers, libraries, booksellers, and partners. Your support is greatly appreciated. Season’s greetings from all of us at Archaeopress, and best wishes for 2026.

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About to give a lecture to Norwich Community History Group about weird/wonderful events at Bungay Castle from the 11th century onwards. Featuring architect-come-archaeologist & Fellow of the Society of Antiquarians, Hugh Braun, the excavation director, who also excavated at Nineveh in the early 30s

An image from 1935 which shows a bit of Bungay Castle, with two local dignitaries and Hugh Braun, and architect, who is directing the excavation at Bungay Castle.