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An Illustrated History
of Early Buckinghamshire
edited by Michael Farley
This generously illustrated book brings together seven authors with special knowledge of early Buckinghamshire who build an up-to-date picture of the intriguing past of thius historic county.
- Earliest Buckinghamshire, by Barbara Silva and Lucy Farr
- Prehistoric farmers, by Sandy Kidd
- Roman Buckinghamshire AD 43-410, by Bob Zeepvat and David Radford
- Saxon Buckinghamshire AD 410-1066, by Michael Farley
- Medieval Buckinghamshire AD 1066-c1540, by Kim Taylor-Moore
These chapters draw on the many new discoveriesmade by archaeologists and other experts as well as by members of the public. Here you will meet mammoths, prehistoric farmers, Romans, Britons, Saxons, Vikings, Normans and medieval peasnts - all of whom have left their mark on the Buckinghamshire landscape.
240 pages, paperback, with 135 colour illustrations.
Published by the Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society in 2010.
ISBN 978-0-9558158-4-3
£12.00
plus £2.50 post and packing (UK).
