The binary system PbO-BiV04 exhibits two new phases, Pb,BiV08 and Pb2BiV06. They both melt congruently at 780 "C. They haye been identifi!d by single-cry?tal and powder X-ray diffraction. Pb4BiV08 crystallizes with a triclinic cell, a = 6.221 (2) A, b = 7.603(5) A, c = 10.457(4) A, a = 100.40(3)", p = 102.1 8(2)", y = 90.03(3)" and Z = 2. Pb2BiV06 exhibits four phase transitions at 300, 4105, 475 and 600 "C. The a phase, room-temperature form, is monoclinic with a = 7.642( 6) A, b = 5.81 265, A, c = 28.85j2) A, p = 100.3(1)" and Z 8. The p and . y phases are ythorhombic with a = 8.381 (6) A, b = 16.65(1) A, c = 4.859(6) A, Z= 4 and a = 14.304(7) A, b = 10.1 4(1) A, c = 9.923(4) A, Z = 8, respectively. The 6 phase is tetragonal with a = 12.1 1 O(2) A, c =9.472(8) A and Z=8.Bismuth-based mixed oxides exhibit a wide variety of structures and display physical properties such as ionic conductivity or non-linear properties (ferroelectricity etc). Our previous investigations of binary oxide systems including Bi,03-P20, ,' Bi20,-Pb0,2 Pb0-V205,3 Bi,03-V2054 and B~,O,-AS,O~~ have highlighted a potential interest in extending this work to ternary systems such as Bi,03-PbO-M205 ( M = V, P, As). The investigation with M = V is under progress. This paper describes partial results concerning the PbO-BiV04 binary system which exhibits the known PbBiVO, phase6 and two new phases, Pb2BiV06 and Pb4BiVO8.