Marvell, A. G., ed. (2001). Investigations along Monnow Street, Monmouth. Oxford: John and Erica Hedges Ltd.

including an overview of antiquarian observations, previous fieldwork along and adjacent to Monnow Street, and the background to the excavations

evidence of Roman ditches and hearths was followed in the mid-thirteenth century by part of the earthwork known as the Chippenham Ditch, as well as a street-frontage building. A period of disuse was followed by a timber industrial structure in the late-thirteenth century, which was rebuilt and converted into a dwelling in the fifteenth century and rebuilt again, in stone, in the seventeenth century. This was in turn followed by series of alterations, and the construction of a sequence of wells, cesspits, and ancillary buildings, and an early-twentieth-century malting kiln. Specialist reports include

including reports on

on post-excavation measures taken to ensure that the archaeological deposits were preserved in situ