This volume, produced in honour of Professor David A. Hinton's contribution to medieval studies, re-visits the sites, archaeologists and questions which have been central to the archaeology of medieval southern England. Contributions are focused on the medieval period (from the Anglo-Saxon period to the Reformation) in southern England.

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
  • Bookmark 3
• Contents
• David Hinton and Medieval Archaeology: A Personal Appreciation
  • Ben Jervis
• David A. Hinton: Principal Publications (until May 2018)
• Richard James (1591–1638) ‘that most famous antiquary’: From the Isle of Wight to London via Oxford, Moscow, Meols, Newfoundland, Shetland and Elsewhere.
  • Tom Beaumont James
• An Emporium for all Eras: David Hinton and Four Institutional Phases in the Rise of Hamwic, Anglo-Saxon Southampton
  • Mark Brisbane and Richard Hodges
• Competition for the Solent and Seventh-Century Politics
  • Barbara Yorke
• Old Minster at Winchester and the Tomb of Christ
  • Martin Biddle
• Of Pots and Pins: The Households of Late Anglo-Saxon Faccombe Netherton
  • Katherine Weikert
• Cuckoo Lane Revisited
  • Duncan H. Brown
• Producers and Patrons: Late Medieval Decorative Paving Tiles in the South-West Chiltern Hills
  • Maureen Mellor
• How Pious? How Wealthy? The Status of Eynsham and St Albans Abbeys Between the 8th to the 12th Centuries Re-examined in the Light of their Food Consumption
  • Dale Serjeantson and Pam Crabtree
  • with Jacqui Mulville, Kathy Ayres†, Claire Ingrem and Alison Locker
• The Versatility of Triticum turgidum (rivet wheat) as a Crop in Medieval England
  • Mark Robinson
• Approaching Bodiam and Scotney: A Comparison
  • Matthew Johnson