Sherborne Old Castle, Dorset: Archaeological Investigations 1930-90

The book delves into the architectural and historical significance of Sherborne Old Castle, built by Roger, Bishop of Salisbury, in the early 12th century. It details extensive archaeological investigations and findings that illuminate the castle's sophisticated design and craftsmanship, as well as its evolution through various ownerships and renovations over the centuries. The report highlights key developments during the medieval period, the impact of Sir Walter Ralegh's modifications, and how the Digby family integrated the ruins into their landscaped park in the 18th century.