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December 2023. Volume 5, Number 6
Including:
  • Report on Flint found in the Bosham Channel Vicinity, Bosham, West Sussex 2017/2018/2019 by Martin Simons
  • Highdown: Possible Bronze Age Barrows by Alex Vincent
  • Roman Self-Healing Cement spotted in The Times by Anthony Brook
  • Climping: 19th Century Graffiti on an old concrete wall capping by Bill Watkins
  • Addendum to ‘A Report on the clearance of the Slindon House Stable Block by Worthing Archaeological Society, 2012/13’ on work completed 2019/2021 by Keith Bolton & Cheryl Hutchins
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December 2022. Volume 5, Number 5
Including:
  • My first year with The Worthing Archaeological Society by Alan Beazley
  • Recovery of a suspected Iron Age/Bronze Age Pottery Assemblage from Atherington Beach located between Bailiffs Court and Poole Place,
  • West Sussex by Bill Watkins
  • Barrow Mills on Bury Hill: Bronze Age barrows used as windmill-steads by Alex Vincent
  • Roman Villas in Sussex: a Cartographic Conundrum by Anthony Brook
  • The Medieval Pottery and Tile Industry at Church Farm, Binsted by Keith Bolton
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December 2021. Volume 5, Number 4
Including:
  • The Romano Celtic Temple on Lancing Down by Brian Drury
  • Highdown: a central Roman Stronghold? By Alex Vincent
  • Slindon Estate: Field 20 Romano-British site interpretation by Keith Bolton
  • St Nicholas’ Church Angmering - Six Years On by Amie Friend
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December 2020. Volume 5, Number 3
Including:
  • Continuing the theme of Water at Sompting by Connie Shirley
  • Gold in the Pond: Investigations at Edburton 2018 - 2020 by James Sainsbury
  • An Iron-Age Fort within an Anglo-Saxon Burh at Burpham - Part 2 by Alan King
  • The Ancient Windmills of Highdown by Alex Vincent
  • Dr George Dixon and Dixon’s Pills by Anthony Brook
  • Central Hearths and Drystone Walls by Cheryl Hutchins
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December 2019. Volume 5, Number 2
Including:
  • Possible Ancient Sites in Goring by Alex Vincent
  • Of Water and Wells at Sompting by Connie Shirley
  • Notes from the Museum: West Tarring (Church House and other sites) by Sioned Vos
  • A Hook to a Legend by Amie Friend
  • In Celebration of Cherry Trees by Cheryl Hutchins
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December 2018. Volume 5, Number 1
Including:
  • Possible Neolithic Flint Mines at North End, Findon
  • Between the Wet and Dry: Malthouse Field, Sompting in prehistory
  • Rough Copse Excavation Report 2017
  • A Note on the Pottery from Rough Copse Excavation 2017
  • Rough Copse, Rewell Wood Flint Report RC.17
  • Major Arthur Cecil Roper and his wife Frances Ann Hubbard
  • Who was Madame Jabot?
  • A self-guided walk around Beach Town, Littlehampton
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January 2017. Volume 4, Number 4
Including:
  • Possible Neolithic Flint Mines at Salvington Hill
  • Chalk Objects and Identity in the Neolithic: Evidence from Sussex Enclosures
  • Excavation at the Goblestubbs Copse East Enclosure – Easter 2016
  • Goblestubbs Copse Flint Report – 2006/7, Easter & Summer 2016
  • The Heroic Age of Antarctic Explorations: The Worthing Connections
  • The First 50 Years from the Society’s Minute Books
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January 2016. Volume 4, Number 3
Including:
  • It’s Only Words…! The Mutilation of Samian Stamps in the Chichester Hinterland
  • Roman Road through Clapham and Patching
  • Excavation at St. Nicholas Garden, Angmering - June 6th to 27th 2015
  • Slindon Charcoal Burners
  • John Frederick Jervis (1891 - 1915)
  • Operation Nightingale
  • The Polish Resettlement Camp in Petworth Park
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January 2015. Volume 4, Number 2
Including:
  • Slindon House Stable Block, 2012—13
  • Sussex Loops
  • Possible Site of Cutmill Watermill, Broadwater, Worthing
  • Lower Farm, Walberton, Report 2013—14
  • Lower Farm, Walberton, Excavation Finds
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December 2013. Volume 4, Number 1
Including:
  • Slindon House Cellars—Interim Report
  • A Field Walk at Lake Lane, Barnham
  • Angmering Geophysical Survey
  • The Stiances Archaeological Project, Season 2
  • Upstairs at Parham House
  • A Regionally Important Pottery Group from Goblestubbs Copse 2006—2007
  • What can the Late Bronze Age hill-forts, between the Adur and Arun rivers, infer about the communities of Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Sussex?
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May 2012. Volume 3, Number 14
Including:
  • The Great War
  • Southwick Report
  • Shakespeare's Curtain Theatre
  • Highdown
  • Surveying and the Survey Team
  • The ‘Brodgar Boy’ Unearthed in Orkney
  • Slindon Deer Park
  • Service to Malaysia Award
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May 2011. Volume 3, Number 13
Including:
  • Bronze Age Site
  • Parham Report
  • Downstairs at Parham House
  • Ice Houses
  • Iron Age Hill Fort
  • Stonehenge Quarry Tomb
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