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The environmental quality of the	Tadnoll Brook (Dorset), assessed with macroinvertebrate data	127 125-132
Re-introduction of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., to the	Tadnoll Brook, Dorset	130 9-16
Highmoor Farm,	Talbot Village, Poole	118 134
A	tale of two pulpits	112 145-146
A	tale of two skulls: superstition in Dorset at Waddon and Bettiscombe	119 51-58
The two Buckmans, a geological	tale	128 1-7
A later Bronze Age	tanged `chisel' from Langton Matravers	118 153
Lawrence of Arabia's fire	tank/ swimming pool at Clouds Hill, Dorset	121 142-145
Holworth: booster to Holworth	tank, SY 76560 84000	130 206-207
	Tan Lane, Bourton, near Gillingham	114 234
Bridport	Tannery	120 116
	Taphonomic distortion of cervical vertebrae of a specimen of Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus (Reptilia: Plesiosauria) from the Lower Lias of Charmouth	125 105-108
A Saxon strap-end from	Tarrant Crawford	112 119
St Mary's Church,	Tarrant Crawford	117 126
	Tarrant Launceston, Race Down long barrow	126 187
Blandford Camp,	Tarrant Launceston	116 132
	Tarrant Monkton henge site, excavation 2005	128 127-128
Manor Farm,	Tarrant Monkton	113 185
Two proposed soil deposit areas at Blandford Camp,	Tarrant Monkton	116 120
Early record of a barrow excavation on Little Down, Langton Long and	Tarrant Rawston and a note on a ring ditch on Race Down, Pimperne	117 150
The late Bronze Age `Ring Money' from	Tarrant Rushton	116 133
	Tatnam Farm Middle School, Poole	115 149
The new	Tatnam Farm Middle School, Poole	117 125
	Taxonomy and palaeoecology of the Portlandian (Upper Jurassic) pleurotomariid gastropod Bathrotomaria rugata (Bennett, 1831) from southern England	114 169-174
Cranborne Ancient	Technology Centre	122 161-2
Resistivity survey, Badbury Romano-British	temple	118 134
Evaluation excavation, Badbury Romano-Celtic	temple	122 148
A	temporary exposure of Oxford Clay at Chafey's Lake, near Weymouth, Dorset	123 51-68
A37 Holywell Road improvement	temporary exposures, West Dorset	116 152
A	temporary section in the Gault at Fontmell Magna, North Dorset	112 95-97
A	temporary section in the Inferior Oolite (Middle Jurassic) at Coldharbour Business Park, Dodge Cross, Sherborne	120 69-72
A description of a permanent new section and of nearby	temporary sections in the Inferior Oolite (Bajocian Stage, Middle Jurassic) of Milborne Wick, Somerset	127 77-85
A review of the stratigraphy of the Inferior Oolite (Bajocian stage, Middle Jurassic) near Clatcombe, Sherborne, with a description of	temporary sections	121 101-106
	`Tempore pubertatis nostrae': the West Saxon Aldhelm of Malmesbury	129 17-24
	Terminus building development, Hengistbury Head	129 190
The recent history of monitoring and management of Little	Tern Sterna albifrons and Common Tern Sterna hirundo on Chesil Bank, Dorset, 1974-1999	126 63-84
The recent history of monitoring and management of Little Tern Sterna albifrons and Common	Tern Sterna hirundo on Chesil Bank, Dorset, 1974-1999	126 63-84
Nutcombe	Terrace, Charmouth	114 233
5 South	Terrace, South Street, Dorchester	118 146
Dorset Quarter Sessions Order Book 1625-1638: a calendar, ed.	Terry Hearing and Sarah Bridges	128 199
Checklist of	Tertiary insects from Dorset	116 145-146
	Thames St, Poole	129 188
Visitors' book for the Loyalty	Theatre, Dorchester	121 145-150
A lower molar of Stereognathus sp. (Reptilia,	Therapsida) from the Bathonian of southern England	115 139-141
Dinosaurs of Dorset: Part I, the carnivorous dinosaurs (Saurischia,	Theropoda)	130 133-147
	`This frightful blasphemous sect': apocalyptic millenarians in Victorian Dorset	114 13-18
	Thomas Hardy and the Alarm	115 170-172
	Thomas Hardy and the German Hussars	113 1-4
Two Purbeck Marble coffin lids from Bincombe, with a	Thomas Hardy connection	128 118-120
Excavation of Neolithic and Bronze Age features at the	Thomas Hardye (formerly Castleford) School, Coburg Road, Dorchester, 1994	122 73-82
A matter of life and death: Late Neolithic, Beaker and early Bronze Age settlement and cemeteries at	Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester	128 17-52
Dorchester,	Thomas Hardye School	120 117
	Thomas Weld's chapel - a perspective on Catholicism in Dorset	120 98-100
	Thorncombe Beacon, Golden Cap Estate	126 191
Symondsbury, excavation of prehistoric flints at	Thorncombe Beacon	126 186-187
	Thorncombe, Broadbridge Farm	122 171
	Thorncombe, Chard Junction Quarry	123 131
	Thorncombe, Chard Junction	120 115
	Thorncombe, Chard Junction	122 171-2
	Thorncombe, Chard Junction	122 172
The excavation of a Middle Bronze Age settlement at Hodge Ditch, Chard Junction Quarry,	Thorncombe, Dorset	126 27-42
Early medieval features at West Lear's Farm, Chard Junction Quarry,	Thorncombe, Dorset	128 69-78
Two fifteenth century gold rings from Holdith Court,	Thorncombe	113 184
	Thorncombe, West Lear's Farm	125 162-3
	Thorner's Litton, a dissenting school in Dorset	111 1-8
	Thorngrove, Gillingham, Dorset	115 164-5
	Thornhill Park, Stalbridge	128 132
Sir James	Thornhill's obelisk at Thornhill	121 140-142
Sir James Thornhill's obelisk at	Thornhill	121 140-142
Gorcombe Farm,	Thornicombe, ST 87098 00649	130 206
`Lyme Regis is in Dorset, Uplyme is in Devon...',	thoughts arising from the research seminar of September 2008	130 223-227
Worked Portland chert and flint from	Tidmoor Point	111 105
Ammonites from the Oxford Clay near Budmouth School and	Tidmoor Point, Weymouth, and their bearing on the Callovian/ Oxfordian boundary	119 117-127
Hamworthy, former Pilkington's	tile factory, Shapwick Road	127 152
	Tile fragment from Dorchester	117 141
Medieval floor	tile from Shaftesbury	111 112
A ship's	timber from Sandbanks, Poole	118 153-4
Ship	timbers on Studland Beach: an interim note?	130 269
An Early Bronze Age	timber structure, a Saxon kiln and Saxon and medieval occupation at Coppice Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset	129 59-96
Mammals recorded for the first	time from the Intermarine Member (Durlston Formation), Purbeck Limestone Group (Lower Cretaceous), of Dorset	121 166-167
Excavations at	Tinney's Lane. Sherborne, Dorset	121 53-67
The former Foster's School site,	Tinney's Lane, Sherborne	117 125-6
Sherborne:	Tinney's Lane	119 162
Stagg's Folly engineer's	tip A37 road improvement, Sydling St Nicholas	113 168
Abbotsbury	Tithe Barn and Mill Farm	120 115
Sydling St Nicholas	Tithe Barn	114 249
Two North Dorset linen working	tokens	120 97-98
	Toller Porcorum: Church Mead	119 163
	Toller Porcorum excavations 1991, interim report	113 178-180
	Toller Porcorum excavations 1993	115 158
	Toller Porcorum, School Lane	120 106
	Toller Porcorum	112 123-4
	Toller Porcorum	114 244-5
High Street,	Toller Porcorum	115 150
High Street,	Toller Porcorum	116 126-8
A polished flint axe from	Toller Porcorum	118 154
Archaeological assessment for the proposed	Tolpuddle and Puddletown bypass	115 166-167
Excavations near	Tolpuddle Ball, Dorset, an interim report	115 155-8
A35 Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass:	Tolpuddle Ball sub-Roman cemetery - interim report	120 110
A35	Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass - interim note	119 163-4
A35	Tolpuddle to Puddletown bypass: Tolpuddle Ball sub-Roman cemetery - interim report	120 110
Farmers and their ancestral	tombs: a study of the inconspicuous barrows of central Dorset and their relationship with the secular landscape	121 37-47
A Roman	tombstone from Wool	124 130
Alan	Tom Swindall MRICS, FRTPI, Hon. ALI (1924-2005)	127 202-203
	Tooler Porcorum	114 249-250
Photography as a	tool for monitoring coastal geological sites	128 189-193
An unusual	tool-mark in the Purbeck Limestone Formation, Durlston Bay, Dorset	115 185
Hod Hill:	`Too much wasted by cultivation for definite survey'	129 97-103
The	topography of Dorchester in the fifteenth century	117 21-50
Dorchester,	Top o'Town Car Park CSO	125 166
	Towards a revision of Purbeck insects: Protogryllus, Panorpidium, Pleciomya and Prohousea nom. nov.	117 155-157
The Roman road from Lake Farm	towards Winchester	111 107
Early 16th-century Sculptures on the	Tower of St Mary's Church, Beaminster, Dorset	127 138-141
Excavations at the former site of the Wimborne Model	Town 1991	114 145-150
Dorchester,	town centre ducting project	127 152
Excavations at the	Town Farm House site, now The Orchard, Dean Lane, Sixpenny Handley, 1988	119 87-102
A group of late 18th-century pottery from	Town House, Corfe Castle	118 71-77
Wimborne Model	Town II	116 132
The	Town Mill, Lyme Regis	118 143
4 Market Street, Old	Town, Poole	118 148
	Townsend, Shillingstone	128 131
Wimborne former model	town	113 183
Weymouth over the long eighteenth century: urban renaissance, or new leisure	town?	129 49-58
Kulindrichnus: a hitherto unrecorded	trace fossil from the Kimmeridge Clay, Kimmeridge, Dorset	115 182
The	trace fossil Kulindrichnus sp. from the Kimmeridge Clay of Dorset	127 155-155
Lost in suburbia:	tracing the county boundary in south-east Dorset	129 212-215
A dinosaur	track from the Wealden Group (Lower Cretaceous), Worbarrow Bay, Dorset, southern England	130 233-234
A new vertebrate	trackway from the Intermarine Member, Purbeck Limestone Formation, Dorset	115 183-184
Lyme Regis:	Trade and Population 1575-1725. A period of decline? (Mansel-Pleydell prize)	120 1-17
`A Land' revisited: Jacquetta Hawkes and the landscape	tradition	118 25-30
Hengistbury Head,	tranchet axe	121 162
The bell of Bothenhampton: the	travails of a 17th-century churchwarden	114 268-269
	Traverse board from the sailing ship Systrarne and the Swedish connection	126 141-144
Sutton Poyntz water	treatment works	115 150
The Fir	Tree Field shaft: the date and archaeological potential of a Chalk swallowhole feature	120 25-37
Hitherto unnoticed	tree remains from the submerged forests at Bournemouth and Charmouth	122 125-127
A fossil	tree trunk in the Intermarine Member, Durlston Formation, Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England	130 183-187
	Tregonwell Frampton: the Dorset dimension	122 21-25
Bere Regis: cable	trench at Woodbury Hill (NGR 385665 094765)	130 205
Water pipe	trench, Cross-ridge Dyke, Fontmell Down	119 175
Archaeological evaluation	trenches, Shapwick village	115 149-150
Water pipe	trench, Hod Hill, Stourpaine	119 175
11KV cable	trench, Ranston	118 149
Brownsea Castle evaluation	trench	119 160
A Downward	Trend in Rainfall	113 218-9
	Trial excavation at Stoke Abbott	124 124
Philanthus	triangulum (Fabricus) (Hymenoptera; Sphecidae): the first Dorset records since 1829	116 162
The macroinvertebrate fauna of the Holy Stream, a small	tributary of the River Frome, Dorset	123 95-100
The macroinvertebrate fauna and environmental quality of the Oakers Stream, a small	tributary of the River Frome (Dorset)	130 17-24
Bradpole, Holy	Trinity Church	125 163
Wareham,	Trinity Lane	127 151
	Trinity Street car park, Dorchester	113 174-5
Observations during building work at 33	Trinity Street, Dorchester	119 175
Dorchester, land to the rear of the Old Fire Station,	Trinity St, SY 6914 9041, multi-period	130 208
Dorchester, 30	Trinity St, SY 69152 90555, period: Roman	130 205
A late Neolithic/ early Bronze Age	triple ring monument and a late Bronze Age house near Chickerell	124 109-110
George Neil Aitken (1906-1985) and Gertrude Mabel	(Trudy) Aitken (1907-2006)	130 271-272
The	Trumpet Major, Dorchester	117 124
A fossil tree	trunk in the Intermarine Member, Durlston Formation, Purbeck Limestone Group of Dorset, southern England	130 183-187
The geology of the A303	trunk road between Wincanton, Somerset and Mere, Wiltshire	113 139-143
A31 and A35	trunk road improvements	117 123
New water supply, National	Trust Golden Cap estate	127 153
National	Trust heathland restoration project, Hartland Moor and Middlebere Heath, Corfe Castle	124 121
Southwest Dorset hedges (3): a survey of the National	Trust's Golden Cap Estate north of Muddyford Lane, Stanton St Gabriel's	129 261-268
Southwest Dorset Hedges (2) - a survey of the National	Trust's Golden Cap Estate	127 111-123
Boundaries and landscape in Blackmoor: the	Tudor manors of Holnest	112 5-22
The South Walks	tunnel sewer, Dorchester: archaeological watching-brief	112 51-56
	Turnworth and Ringmoor Down, and ecological and dendronographic survey	126 111-118
An elephant	tusk from the sea off West Bay	123 113
	Twelve Men Way, Dorchester - a lost placename finally located	124 117
	Two additional medieval sundials from Dorset	128 117-118
The boundaries of	two Anglo-Saxon charters relating to land at Corscombe	116 1-9
	Two apparently unrecorded mills at Stockwood	116 140-142
Observations on the site of the	`Two Barrows', Fordington Farm, Dorchester, with a note on the `Conquer Barrow'	116 45-54
	Two Bronze Figurines of Iron Age date from Dorset	113 186-7
The	two Buckmans, a geological tale	128 1-7
	Two Dorset drawings by Heywood Sumner	114 264-268
	Two fifteenth century gold rings from Holdith Court, Thorncombe	113 184
	Two finds from the wreck of the Halsewell 1786	128 185-186
The environmental quality of	two iron-rich streams in southern Dorset, assessed with macroinvertebrate data	122 139-144
	Two Middle Bronze Age Cremation-urn Cemeteries from Longham Gravel Quarry, Hampreston	127 134
	Two mid-Saxon grain dryers and later mediaeval features at Chantry Field, Gillingham, Dorset	114 97-126
	Two minor metal working sites on Portland	126 171-174
	Two new prehistoric sites on Sopley Common, Hurn	111 105
	Two North Dorset linen working tokens	120 97-98
	Two previously unrecorded earthworks on White Nothe	129 274
	Two proposed soil deposit areas at Blandford Camp, Tarrant Monkton	116 120
A tale of	two pulpits	112 145-146
	Two Purbeck Marble coffin lids from Bincombe, with a Thomas Hardy connection	128 118-120
	Two round barrows and flintwork on Pound Hill, Winterbourne Steepleton, Dorset	111 120-121
A tale of	two skulls: superstition in Dorset at Waddon and Bettiscombe	119 51-58
	Twynham School, Christchurch	113 181-3
A mediaeval `banner'	type of harness ornament	111 111-2
Insect-bearing horizons in the	type Purbeck and new Purbeck Wealden flies (Diptera)	119 135-140
	Type-section of the Purbeck Limestone Group, Durlston Bay, Swanage, Dorset	114 181-206
The Hilton	typhus epidemic of 1848	129 182-185