South Midlands Archaeology journal Are you looking for the main CBA national site? Click here for archaeologyuk.org Other journals South Midlands Council for British Archaeology — South Midlands Group: Archaeology for all     Charity No. 1055418 Made with Xara Web Designer Albion Archaeology monographs South Midlands Archaeology provides a round-up of archaeological work that has taken place across Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire in the last year. The deadline for submissions is 30th April, with the journal published early the following year. We’re always looking for new contributors — see below for information. Back issues of South Midlands Archaeology can be downloaded below, along with copies of the earlier Bulletin of Industrial Archaeology in CBA Group 9. An index to volumes 1—37 of SMA can be found here. SMA: Notes for Contributors
SMA 12: 1982 SMA 11: 1981 SMA 10: 1980 SMA 9: 1979 SMA 8: 1978 SMA 7: 1977 SMA 6: 1976 SMA 5: 1975 SMA 4: 1974 SMA 3: 1973 SMA 2: 1972 SMA 1: 1971 Bulletin 16: April 1971 Bulletin 12: April 1970 Bulletin 8: April 1969 Bulletin 4: April 1968 Bulletin 1: April 1967
Bulletin 5: July 1968 Bulletin 2: July 1967 Bulletin 15: January 1971 Bulletin 11: January 1970 Bulletin 7: January 1969 Bulletin 10: October 1969 Bulletin 6: October 1968 Bulletin 3: October 1967 Bulletin 13: July 1970 Bulletin 9: July 1969 Bulletin 14: October 1970
SMA 18: 1988 SMA 17: 1987 SMA 16: 1986 SMA 15: 1985 SMA 14: 1984 SMA 13: 1983 SMA 30: 2000 SMA 29: 1999 SMA 28: 1998 SMA 27: 1997 SMA 26: 1996 SMA 25: 1995 SMA 24: 1994 SMA 23: 1993 SMA 22: 1992 SMA 21: 1991 SMA 20: 1990 SMA 19: 1989 SMA 35: 2005 SMA 34: 2004 SMA 33: 2003 SMA 32: 2002 SMA 31: 2001
SMA 36: 2006 Each of the four counties in the South Midlands has a journal covering archaeological work within that county. Details on these journals can be found by following the links below. Records of Buckinghamshire: published annually by the Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society. Northamptonshire Archaeology: published every one or two years by the Northamptonshire Archaeological Society. Oxoniensia: published annually by the Oxfordshire Architectural and Historical Society. The South Oxfordshire Archaeological Group also publishes an annual bulletin, which can be accessed here. Bedfordshire Archaeology: formerly published by the Bedfordshire Archaeological Council, now by CBA South Midlands. PDF copies of this journal and several of the Bedfordshire Archaeology monographs are available to download for free below. Council for British Archaeology
SMA 37: 2007 SMA 38: 2008 SMA 39: 2009 SMA 40: 2010 SMA 41: 2011 SMA 42: 2012
SMA 43: 2013
BA Monograph 1: Bletsoe BA Monograph 2: Bridges BA Monograph 3: Stagsden BA Monograph 5: Tempsford BA Monograph 6: Salford
Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 1 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 2 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 3 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 4 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 5 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 6 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 7 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 8 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 9 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 10
Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 11 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 12 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 13 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 14 Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal 15
Bedfordshire Archaeology 16 Bedfordshire Archaeology 17 Bedfordshire Archaeology 18 Bedfordshire Archaeology 19 Bedfordshire Archaeology 20 Bedfordshire Archaeology 21 Bedfordshire Archaeology 22 Bedfordshire Archaeology 23 Bedfordshire Archaeology 24 Bedfordshire Archaeology 25
BA Monograph 9: Bedfordshire
SMA 44: 2014
SMA 45: 2015 Bedfordshire Archaeology 26
SMA 46: 2016 SMA 47: 2017
SMA 48: 2018
Bedfordshire Archaeology 27
SMA 49: 2019
SMA 50: 2020 Bedfordshire Archaeology 1-27 contents
SMA 51: 2021
SMA 52: 2022
SMA 53: 2023
CBA South Midlands acts as distributor for Albion Archaeology’s monograph series. Copies can be ordered using the form below; PDFs of Monographs 1—11 can also be downloaded below for free.
Monograph 1. Harrold: 5,000 years of life and death in a north Bedfordshire village Monograph 11. Late Mesolithic to Early Anglo-Saxon Land-use at Houghton Regis North, Bedfordshire Monograph 10. Bronze Age Ringwork to Anglo-Saxon Settlement: landscape evolution in the Nene Valley at Thrapston, Northamptonshire Monograph 9. Iron Age and Roman Settlement and a Bronze Age Ring-Ditch at Main Road, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire Monograph 8. Land North of Biddenham: investigation of a Neolithic to post-medieval landscape north of Bedford Monograph 7. A Roman Farmstead and other Late Neolithic to Post-medieval Land-use atHoughton Regis, Bedfordshire Monograph 6. Radstone Fields and Northampton Road, Brackley, Northamptonshire: two Iron Age settlements at the head of the Great Ouse Monograph 5. Bourton Way, Wellingborough and Station Road, Higham Ferrers: two middle Iron Age settlements in Northamptonshire Monograph 4. A Romano-British Settlement and Cemetery at Higham Road, Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire Monograph 3. Margetts Farm, Buckden, Cambridgeshire: remains of a prehistoric landscape in the Great Ouse valley Monograph 2. A Romano-British Farmstead at Stretton Road, Great Glen, Leicestershire
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