the position; knowing who Bruce-Mitford was but believing him to be dead, Luscomb said she "quoted at length from one of his archaeological papers" before realizing she was interviewing with him. The marriage was dissolved in 1984, at which point Bruce-Mitford found it necessary to sell his library, which went to Okinawa Christian Junior College in Japan. In 1986 he married for a third time, to Margaret Edna Adams, a child psychiatrist and published poet, whom he had met at Oxford fifty years before. After years of inherited heart disease, Rupert Bruce-Mitford died of a heart attack on 10 March 1994. He was buried eight days later in the burial ground by St Mary's Church in Bampton, Oxfordshire. The Guardian recalled him as amongst "that tiny band of scholars whose names are linked with great archaeological discoveries". His widow, Margaret Edna Adams, died in 2002. Bruce-Mitford's first cousin, once removed, is the medieval archaeologist Hugh Willmott. Publications Many of the works below are listed in , the catalogue of Bruce-Mitford's library produced in preparation for its sale. The first 156 items are works by or about Bruce-Mitford; Bruce-Mitford's personal copy is held by Columbia University's Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, and contains 14 additional works added by hand. Books Published in United States as Published in the United States as Articles Correction issued in Edited and republished in Summarised, with Bruce-Mitford's input, in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Also published as a hardcover offprint. See Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Response to: Includes prefatory essays My Japanese Background and Forty Years with Sutton Hoo by Bruce-Mitford. Chapters Footnote 21 edited and republished in Contains Briefly summarised in Contains Republished in part in Edited and republished in Edited and republished in Reviews Republished in Other Contains (at pp. 40–42) letter by Bruce-Mitford on weights and scales excavated at Barton-upon-Humber. Part I of the article published at Summary of lecture given by Bruce-Mitford to the Society of Antiquaries of London on 26 February 1948. Republished in subsequent editions, such as , and Short ghost story. Translated and republished as Not attributed to Bruce-Mitford in The Times, but listed in . Notes References Bibliography Also published online External links Obituary in The