• The Newcastle Goldsmiths and the Capital. By Margaret Gill. 1-15.
• Newcastle and the Nation: The Seventeenth Century Experience. By Roger Howell Jr. 17-34.
• 100 Years of a Lost Cause: Nonjuring Principles in Newcastle from the Revolution to the Death of Prince Charles Edward Stuart. By Richard Sharp. 35-55.
• Men of Science in Nineteenth Century Newcastle. By W.A. Campbell. 57-64.
  A New Inscription of Julia Domna from Newcastle. By Charles Daniels and Barbara Harbottle. 65-73.
• Coins from the Excavation at High Rochester in 1852 and 1855. By P.J. Casey and M. Savage. 75-87.
• Roman Building Inscriptions, Recording Buildings Collapsed through Age or Destroyed by the Enemy? By Derek A Welsby. 89-94.
• The Milecastles of Hadrian's Wall - An Alternative View. By Raymond Hunneysett. 95-107.
• Back Silver Street, Durham 1975-6 Excavations. by John Clipson. 109-126.
• An Excavation in the Cloth Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1979. By Edmund Tullett and Grace mcCombie. 127-141.
• Brinkburn Priory: A structural analysis of the manor house. By Graham Fairclough. 143-152.

Museum Notes

• A Zoomorphic Spout from Halton Chesters. By Lindsay Allason-Jones. 153-4.
• Antler Macehead from Newsham, Blyth. By Lindsay Allason-Jones. 154-5.
• A Sixteenth-Century Stoneware Flask from Newcastle. By Margaret Ellison 157-8.

Notes

• A Flint Chipping Site at Low Shilford, Riding Mill, Northumberland. By Joan Weyman 159-161.
• An Intaglio from Roman Corbridge. By Martin Henig. 161-3.
• A Stamford Ware Lamp from Saddler Street, Durham City. By P.A.G. Clack and K. Kilmurray. 163-4.
• Cross-Ridge Dykes on Clennel Street, Northumberland. By J. Philipson 164-8.

Reviews

Brian Hope-Taylor, Yeavering: An Anglo-British Settlement of Early Northumbria. By Richard N. Bailey. 169-171.