This book presents the findings from the 1986-1990 excavations at Grove Farm, Market Lavington, Wiltshire, focusing on an Anglo-Saxon cemetery and settlement. Authored by Philip Weston Williams, the work details the archaeological evidence recovered, including artifacts and structural remains, to reconstruct aspects of Anglo-Saxon life in the region. The analysis aims to shed light on burial practices, social structures, and the daily activities of the inhabitants during this period. The findings are presented through detailed site reports and artifact studies.

The Authority Perspective: This publication is a specialist archaeological report detailing significant findings from a specific excavation. Its focus on detailed site data and artifact analysis suggests it is intended for an academic and professional audience within archaeology and early medieval history. The thoroughness of the reporting implies a contribution to the understanding of Anglo-Saxon settlement patterns and burial customs in Wiltshire.