Volume 77 LXXVII (2012)
| Contents. | READ | |
| List of Contributors. | READ | |
| Abbreviations. | READ | |
| An Early Romano-British Villa at Combe East End. By George Speake | 1 | READ |
| From Goring towards Henley: The Course, History and Significance of a Medieval Oxfordshire Routeway. By R. B. Peberdy | 91 | READ |
| Woodwork Tools in Early Modern Oxford. By Michael Fleming | 107 | READ |
| An Oxford College and the Eighteenth-Century Gothic Revival. By Oliver Cox | 117 | READ |
| Development or Destruction? E.A. Freeman and the Debate on Church Restoration, 1839–51. By Jonathan Conlin | 137 | READ |
| Excavation of Late Neolithic Pits, an Early Bronze-Age Ring Ditch and an Early Iron-Age Pit Alignment at Church Farm, Thame. By Andy Taylor | 153 | READ |
| The Archaeology of the Cleeve to Fyfield Water Main, South Oxfordshire: Excavations in 2006–7. By Jonathan Hart and E. R. McSloy | 199 | READ |
| Medieval and Later Activity at Said Business School, Park End Street, Oxford. By Steven Teague | 267 | READ |
| Notes | ||
| Archaeological Work in Oxford, 2011. By David Radford | 289 | READ |
| Archaeological Work in Oxfordshire, 2011. By Hugh Coddington and Richard Oram | 292 | READ |
| The Portable Antiquities Scheme in Oxfordshire, 2011. By Anni Byard | 297 | READ |
| Tree-Ring Dating Supported by OAHS – Third Report. By Daniel Miles and Ruth Gibson | 300 | READ |
| Reviews. | 309 | READ |
| Index. | 327 | READ |
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