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‘Hamish Court’ by William Cornwallis. ‘Field Study investigating the sites of Clifford Castle and the motte and bailey at Old Castleton’ by Katie Boucher. ‘How difficult are the fieldwork problems presented by the archaeological study of the Bronze Age barrows at Bromfield?’ by Rebecca Wadeson. ‘How effective an archaeological assessment can be made of the remains of Wigmore Castle?’ by Zoe Wright. ‘How relevant are different aspects of archaeology methodology in determining Offa’s Dyke between Lyonshall and Kington in Herefordshire?’ by Dominic Wood. ‘How relevant are different aspects of archaeological methodology in determining the layout of Castell Collen Roman fort?’ by Hannah Charlotte Jones. ‘How effective an archaeological assessment is it possible to make of the remains at Cherry Hill Iron Age Hillfort’, by Samantha-Kate Stubbs. ‘How can the study of similar sites complement the investigation of the defences of the Roman town of Magnis?’ by David Bishop. ‘How far can an archaeological study of Leominster priory be helped by comparison with similar sites?’ by Leanne Yardley. ‘To what extent is it possible to compile regressive maps to illustrate the archaeological development of Edvin Loach parish?’ by Thomas Corcoran. ‘How far can a study of associated medieval castles help determine the relative importance of the defensive and domestic aspects of Chepstow Castle?’ by Tim Breeze. ‘How relevant are different archaeological methods to understanding the changes to the structure of Ludlow Castle?’ by Ezra Jones. ‘To what extent is it possible to compile Archaeological data to assess the changes in the landscape of Garway Parish?’ by Michael Double. ‘How far can a study of associated castles complement a study of the domestic aspects of the White Castle?’ Volumes I. by Lauren Hannah Mee. ‘How far is it possible to use archaeological methodology to determine the reasons for the location and structure of Clun Castle?’ by James Thomas Link.