This volume contains various tracts and articles related to antiquity, including essays on Roman inscriptions, Saxon antiquities, and medieval architecture. The Society of Antiquaries of London has been publishing Archaeologia since 1770, and this volume showcases the depth and breadth of their research on the subject of British history and archaeology.

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