• Keeping watch over the Limes (The Eighth Horsley Memorial Lecture). By D. Baatz. 1-20.

• Visions and dreams in Roman Britain. By Lindsay Allason-Jones. 21-25.

• The stone wall turrets of Hadrian's Wall. By D. Hill. 27-49.

• The Roman fort at Halton Chesters: a geophysical survey. By J. Berry and D.J.A. Taylor. 51-60.

• The excavation of Hadrian's Wall at Sewingshields and the discovery of a long cist burial. By James Crow and Mark Jackson. 61-69.

• Aydon Castle kitchen and its roof. By D. Sherlock. 71-86.

• Excavations at Tynemouth, 1995. By C.R. Hart. 87-108.

• John Collingwood Bruce and the Bayeux Tapestry. By J.H. Farrant. 109-113.

• Thomas Sopwith (1803-1879): civil and mining engineer: a brief biography. By R.W. Rennison. 115-123.

• The Market Keeper's House, Scotswood Road, Newcastle upon Tyne. By Grace McCombie. 135-140.

Notes

• A lithic scatter from Crawley Edge, Stanhope. By C. Huff

• Coupland: the earliest henge-type monument in Britain. By C. Waddington.

• A newly discovered promontory fort in the Tyne Valley. By M. Tolan-Smith.

• Antiquities from Northumberland in West Midlands museums. By P.J. Watson, T. Bridges, P.J. Wise.

• A Romano-British chatelaine brooch from Harraton, Tyne and Wear. By Margaret Snape.

• A watercolour of a culvert through Hadrian's Wall at West Denton. By P.T. Bidwell.

Museum Note

• Five stones from Great Chesters fort. By A.M. Whitworth. 151-157

Obituary

• Charles Manser Daniels. By D.J. Breeze. 159-161.

Book Notices

Offler, North of the Tees; Faulkner (ed), Northumbrian Panorama; Dodds, Historic Sites of County Durham.163.