Academia & Articles

Elizabethan flood defences on Orford Ness
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 10, Spring 2008.

A vanished Tudor country house at Butley
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 14, Spring 2010.

A Lost Hamlet near Butley Priory and its Thimbles
Excavations at Burrow Hill, Butley, Suffolk.
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 20, Spring 2013.

The mysterious mill and some Domesday anomalies resolved
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 22, Spring 2014.

A Glimpse of Farming on the Butley Estate
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 26, Spring 2016.

Mapping Domesday
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 28, Spring 2017.

Aids to running an estate in the 16th century
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 30, Spring 2018.

History Hidden in Burnt House Field, Butley
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 33, January 2021.

Incarnations of Butley Abbey Refectory: Boats in the Barn
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 33, January 2021.

Bronze Age Boatbuilding in Suffolk?
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 33, January 2021.

Roy Collins: An Obituary
Orford & District Local History Bulletin. Issue 33, January 2021.

The Special Place of the Butley and Ore Rivers in the History of Oyster Cultivation
Suffolk Review.

“A lifetime spent in archaeology has led to a wide range of interests and experience. Intensive post-ex recording of the sewn Bronze Age boat found in Dover prompted five seasons of fieldwork in Goa to record the end of its sewn boat tradition. A large archive was created and a series of articles published. Retirement is providing time to write up research on other topics. A co-authored themed history of East Suffolk published in hardback in 2009 is now available on-line together with numerous articles on local history. During lockdown unpublished Sutton Hoo research dating back to the 1980s was revisited and prepared for publication. A monograph on the nearby Anglo-Saxon site of Burrow Hill is in preparation.”

— Valerie Fenwick

Access her academic articles here.