Excavations at Winchester 1965: Fourth Interim Report
Martin Biddle
In 1965 the Winchester Excavations Committee was again joined by University of North Carolina and Duke in excavations on five sites city. The work lasted eleven weeks from latter part June to beginning September an average 130 people took part, slightly under £10,000 being spent. Special thanks are due U.N.C.—Duke Committee, chairmanship Professor F. T. de Vyver including Professors Hall, Holcomb, Holmes, Schnorrenberg, for their efforts which ensured successful continuation Anglo-American co-operation. heavy burden administration carried City Winchester, whose Town Clerk, Mr. R. H. McCall, a special debt is owed, Hampshire County Council, particularly Supplies Officer, E. V. Fardell. Through good offices Army, Bushfield Camp made available Ministry Public Building Works gave great help this connexion. All arrangements concerning volunteers were Mrs. J. Gosling, whom particular due, my own administrative has been handled throughout M. Channer, I am greatly indebted. Financial assistance following bodies most gratefully acknowledged: Carolina, University, Exeter, Old Dominion Foundation, Works, British Academy, Society Antiquaries, Museum, many private donors. Additional funds received site collections sale publications, whole which, guided tours sites, organized C. Mallett, Assistant Secretary Committee. problems financial W. D. Rider, Treasurer, his staff, G. P. Grey.
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