Cranborne Chase is a photographic journey through one of the South’s most historic and atmospheric landscapes.

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Mark Bowden has written an entertaining and thoroughly researched biography of General Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers (1827-1900).

Provides detailed reports on finds and environmental evidence: physical environment (P F Fisher), molluscs (R Entwistle and M Bowden), carbonised plant remains (M Jones), animal remains (A J Legge), flaked stone artefacts (A Brown), earlier prehistoric pottery (R Cleal), Bronze Age pottery (J C Barrett), Bronze Age metalwork (B O'Connor), Iron Age metal, coins, pottery (M Corney).