Volume 7 VII (1942)
| Contents. | READ | |
| Place-Names and Topography in the Upper Thames Country: a Regional Essay. By W. J. Arkell | 1 | READ |
| Archaeological Sites on Port Meadow, Oxford. By R. J. C. Atkinson | 24 | READ |
| An Early Iron Age Site at Allen's Pit, Dorchester. By J. S. P. Bradford | 36 | READ |
| Two Early Saxon Cemeteries at Cassington, Oxon. By E. T. Leeds and M. Riley | 61 | READ |
| Some Recent Finds of Mediaeval Pottery. By E. M. Jope | 71 | READ |
| Tackley's Inn, Oxford. By W. A. Pantin | 80 | READ |
| Three Letters of Dr. Richard Traffles. By H. G. Rawlinson | 93 | READ |
| Notes | ||
| Archaeological Notes. By E. T. Leeds and J. C. P. Bradford | 102 | READ |
| Excavations in Smith's Pit II, Cassington, Oxon.. By D. B. Harden | 104 | READ |
| The Campbell Thompson collection of Stone Implements. By E. T. Leeds | 104 | READ |
| Iron Age Pottery from Chinnor, Oxon.. By P. Crossley-Holland | 108 | READ |
| The Akeman Street near Crawley, Oxon.. By R. J. C. Atkinson | 109 | READ |
| Crop-marks in the Upper Thames Valley seen from the Air during 1942. By P. N. Riley | 111 | READ |
| Leathern Jack of the Joiners' Guild of Oxford. By E. T. Leeds | 114 | READ |
| An 18th Century Wallet of the Whorwood Family. By E. T. Leeds | 114 | READ |
| Reviews. | 115 | READ |
| Bibliography. | 119 | READ |
| List of Officers. | Rear cover | READ |
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