Contents of volume 21 (1900)

(so the title-page: Sykes says published July 1901)

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(Annual Review), i-lxx
- Anniversary Address of the President, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, xxxviii-lxvi
The Influence of Climatic and Geological Changes upon the British Flora, with remarks upon three new Dorset plants, Erica lusitanica, Spartina townsendii and Setaria verticillata, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 1-17
On New and Rare British Spiders, O. Pickard-Cambridge, 18-39
Notes on Bronze, H. J. Moule, 40-104
- Dorset-found Celtic and Roman Bronze Objects in the Dorset County Museum, 49-104
An Ancient British Trackway, Alfred Pope, 105-110
Returns of Rainfall, etc., in Dorset in 1899, Henry Storks Eaton, 111-124
A list of Plants found in the parishes of S. Minver, Cornwall and Bradford Abbas, Dorset, R. Darell S. Stephens, 125-136
On Horseshoes, Arthur Rickards, 137-142
The portion relating to Dorset of a Journal of an Excursion to Eastbury and Bristol in May and June 1767, Sir Joseph Banks, 143-149
Poxwell Circle, W. Miles Barnes, 150-157
Notes on the Book of Cerne, E. Doran Webb, 158-161
On some Roman Pavements and some Intrecci of this Country, chiefly with respect to their meaning, H. Colley March, 162-187
Chalbury Rings and Rimbury, H. J. Moule, 188-192
Notes on some Early English Printed Bibles, N. M. Richardson, 193-202
Dungeon or Dunset Camp, E. Cunnington, 203-204
Preston Roman Pavement, H. Colley March, 205-209
The Church of Wootton Glanville, C. H. Mayo, 210-217
Roundchimneys, C. W. Dale, 218-222
On the Collections at Glanvilles Wootton Manor House, C. W. Dale, 223-228
Parnham, Vincent J. Robinson, 229-235
Report on the first appearances of birds, insects, etc. and first flowering of plants in Dorset during 1899, Nelson M. Richardson, 236-242
Index, 243-249