“Le Mura di S.Stefano, Anguillara Sabazia (Roma). Ultima relazione provvisoria”. "Archeologia Medievale", 1982. “Le Mura di S.Stefano (Anguillara Sabazia)”. Sent to “Quaderni della ‘Forum Clodii’”.

Copies of brief reports titled “Le Mura di Santo Stefano” given to Soprintendenza (22nd September 1980), the British Museum, "La Tribuna del Lago", and two further carbon copies.

M. Lyttelton and F. Sear, “A Roman villa near Anguillara Sabazia”, in Papers of the British School at Rome (PBSR), XLV, 1977, 227-251. T. Blagg, A. Luttrell and M. Lyttelton - “Ligorio, Palladio, and the decorated Roman capital from Le Mura di S.Stefano”, in in Papers of the British School at Rome (PBSR), XLVII, 1979, 102-116 and plates.

David Whitehouse, “Le Mura di S.Stefano – Prima relazione provvisoria”, in Archeologia Medievale, VI, 1979, 263-268 (2 copies). “…Seconda relazione provvisoria”, in Archeologia Medievale, VIII, 1981, 561-566 (2 copies). “…Ultima relazione provvisoria”, in Archeologia medievale, IX 1982. “Cereali e legumi medievali dalle …”, in Archeologia Medievale, X, 1983, 393-415 (1 copy).

Copies of contributions by Whitehouse (2 copies), Reynolds, Luttrell, and Lyttelton to Kenneth Painter (ed.) “Roman Villas in Italy”, in British Museum Occasional Paper, n. 24, 1980.

Timothy Potter and David Whitehouse. “A Roman building in the Cambridgeshire Fens, and some parallels near Rome”. in World Archaeology vol. 14 (n. 2), 218-223 (2 copies). David Whitehouse “Anguillara, from Roman to Medieval in central Italy”, in Popular Archaeology, vol. 3 (n. 7), 1982, 26-30.

David Whitehouse, “Le Mura di S.Stefano (Anguillara) e la campagna Romana alla fine dell’epoca imperiale”, in Lunario Romano, 1983, 155-167. Peter Nichols, “Riddle of the Roman ruins laid bare”, in newspaper of Saturday 24th April, 1982. Caterina Zanella, “Anguillara Sabazia”, in Storia della città, 7, 22, 1982, 22, 109-115.

Letters relating to the temporary occupation of land.

Plans and drawings of Anguillara by Sheila Gibson, T. Blagg, F. Sear. Fourteen dye-lines.

Envelope containing drawings and plans, as well as a letter written by Sheila Gibson.