Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Milton Keynes Monograph Series

Milton Keynes was a small village in north Buckinghamshire before its creation as a 'new city' in the last quarter of the twentieth century when this also encompassed various other Buckinghamshire villages. The cityapos;s planning and construction gave rise to a wide archaeological investigation, including multiple excavations, before their landscape, stretching from the prehistoric to the 20th century, was swept away.

The resulting archaeological findings provide a comprehensive record of the history and archaeology of a wide, unique area of the English landscape. Over a period of 30 years these were published in eleven printed volumes with the series title apos;Milton Keynes Monographsapos;. Here they are now digitised and made available online for the first time.

The Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society also has a broad website on the countyapos;s history [https://bas1.org.uk], publishes the journal Records of Buckinghamshire, and various books and reports. Membership of the society is open to everyone, including individual, academic and corporate members.