Oxbow says: In 1999 excavations were held at Grange Park, Courteenhall in Northamptonshire by Birmingham University Archaeology Unit in advance of the re-development of the site. The project aimed to investigate the date and function of the various sites and features revealed, as well as the social organisation and economy of the site, from the first major occupation of the site in the middle Iron Age, to the early-middle Saxon period. This volume reports on the findings from the initial desk-based research, survey work, fieldwalking and test-pitting, and most especailly from the excavations carried out at the site. Reports on the pottery, including large quantities of Iron Age and Roman ceramics, metal, stone and clay finds, and on the envionment, people and economy, are included.

An archaeological report from the excavation of a Romano-British kiln site at North End Farm, Great Malvern in Worcestershire, in 1992 and 1994. The site provided a rare opportunity to excavate an important pottery production area whilst also contributing valuable information about Roman activity in the Severn Valley during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. In addition to reports on local wares, the book also contains reports on other Roman and prehistoric finds and environmental remains.