ARCHAEOLOGY. – Charles Roach SMITH. Report on Excavations Made on the Site of the Roman Castrum at Lymne in Kent in 1850. London: For the Subscribers to the Excavations, 1852. Folding frontispiece after etching by W.H. Brooke, 10 engraved plates including 1 hand-coloured. (Toning, light scattered spotting.) [Bound with:] Charles Roach SMITH. Report on Excavations Made Upon the Site of the Roman Castrum at Pevensey, in Sussex, in 1852. London: For the Subscribers, 1858. 10 plates, including 1 folding colour plan of Pevensey Castle. (Toning, light spotting.) 4to (213 x 156mm.) Contemporary black half morocco over marbled paper-covered boards, two red morocco pieces to the spine (extremities rubbed, gilt reference to spine). Provenance: West Sussex Reference Library (labels to pastedowns). – And a further twelve volumes (including Alexander Beatson ‘A New System of Cultivation. Without Lime, or Dung, or Summer Fallows, as Practised at Knowle Farm, in the County of Sussex’, 1821, 8vo) (13).