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  • Collection: Medieval

Rural society in the manor courts of Northamptonshire, 1350-1500.

The lives of medieval English peasants were influenced more by the manor than any other secular institution. Through its court they resolved disputes, received customary holdings, engaged in the land market and were subject to manorial discipline.…

Settlement, territory and land use in the East Midlands: the Langton hundred, c. 150 B.C. - c. A.D. 1350

An inter-disciplinary approach has been adopted for the study of historical process in the landscape of one particular area of south-east Leicestershire. The value of combining archaeological data with documentary evidence is its potential for…

The composite manor of Brent: a study of a large wetland-edge estate up to 1350

A fascinating alluvial landscape dominated by Brent Knoll, plus surviving surveys from 1189,1235,1260 and 1307, intermittent account-rolls from 1257 and court-rolls from 1265, together render the ancient estate of Brent with its component manors of…

The historical evolution of the landscape of three north Cambridgeshire villages: Landbeach, Cottenham and Waterbeach, A.D. 450-1850

Abstract not available.

The origins of the village in South Wales: a study in landscape archaeology

The debate on the origins of nucleated settlement and their associated open-field agricultural systems is now one of the most frequently encountered in landscape studies. This thesis has explored this debate in a processual framework. A…

The town of Glastonbury, c. 1086 to c. 1400

The economy, society and government of a small town in late medieval England: a study of Henley-on-Thames from c. 1300 to c. 1540

Greens, commons and clayland colonization: the origins and development of green-side settlement in East Suffolk

mdp.39015072488052-1563794665.pdf

Hanbury, settlement and society in a woodland landscape

mdp.39015019406548-1563795197.pdf

The westward expansion of Wessex

inu.32000009955412-1563801536.pdf