Evidence gleaned from archaeology sheds dramatic new light on religious practices and identities between the later sixteenth and the nineteenth centuries.

Foreword
Conflict, Community and Custom: the material remains of post-medieval religion - Duncan Sayer
Conflict, Community and Custom: the material remains of post medieval religion - Chris King
'Disjoynet, dismemberit and disuneited'. Church-building and re-drawing parish boundaries in post-Reformation Scotland: a case study of Bassendean, Berwickshire - Andrew Spicer
Was original best? Refitting the churches of the diocese of Le Mans 1562-1598 - Philippa Woodcock
The 'third sacrament': Lutheran confessionals in Schleswig [northern Germany] - Matthias Range
Romantic Anachronisms?: Chantry chapels of the 19th century - Simon Roffey
'Strangers in a strange land': immigrants and urban culture in early modern Norwich - Chris King
Expressions of conformity: identifying Huguenot religious beliefs in the landscape - Greig Parker
Chapels and landscape in Cornwall - Jeremy Lake
Church and chapel: focal points in Welsh and Manx landscapes - Harold Mytum
'But deliver us from evil': popular protest and dissent in the south-west woollen industry c.1760-1860 - Claire Strachan
Meetinghouses of Puritan New England: the transatlantic passage, 1630-1800 - Peter Benes
The organization of post-medieval churchyards, cemeteries and grave plots: variation and religious identity as seen in Protestant burial provision - Duncan Sayer
The hidden material culture of death: coffins and grave goods in late 18th- and early 19th-century Sheffield - Diana Mahoney-Swales
The hidden material culture of death: coffins and grave goods in late 18th- and early 19th-century Sheffield - Richard O'Neill
The hidden material culture of death: coffin and grave goods in late 18th- and early 19th-century Sheffield - Hugh Willmott
Nonconformist identities in 19th-century London: archaeological and osteological evidence from the burial grounds of Bow Baptist Chapel and the Catholic Mission of St Mary and St Michael, Whitechapel - Natasha Powers
Nonconformist identities in 19th-century London: archaeological and osteological evidence from the burial grounds of Bow Baptist Chapel and the Catholic Mission of St Mary and St Michael, Whitechapel - Adrian Miles
The General Baptists of Priory Yard, Norwich - Anwen Cedifor Caffell and Rachel Clarke
Maidens' garlands: a funeral custom of post-Reformation England - Rosie Morris