Excavations at Pevensey Castle, 1936 to 1964

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This volume presents and reasseses the hitherto unpublished excavations which took place at Pevensey Castle in 1936-39 and 1964. Pevensey was part of the Saxon Shore defences, and was subsequently the site of a major Norman castle, although semi-ruinous by the end of the fourteenth century. As well as detailing the Roman and post-Roman structures, chapters cover the landscape, coins, small finds and pottery.