Geo T Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 6351337 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Geo T Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Geo T |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK G T |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1881 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1891 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Original Documents.Schedule of a Parcel of the Lands of Henry Duke of Suffolk, Within the Manor of Lutterworth, Farmed Out to Various Tenants at a Specified Rental
(1891). Original Documents.Schedule of a Parcel of the Lands of Henry Duke of Suffolk, Within the Manor of Lutterworth, Farmed Out to Various Tenants at a Specified Rental. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 48, No. 1, pp. 190-192
Contribution Towards a Complete List of Moated Mounds or Burhs
Scattered broadcast over all parts of England, and found occasionally in parts of Wales and in the lowlands of Scotland, are certain earthworks of a peculiar character, and which should not be confounded with those of British or Boman origin, though occasionally superimposed upon them.Their chief and most striking characteristic is a circular mound, table topped, and surrounded by a deep and broad ditch, out of which, where the mound is wholly ar…
Bamburgh Castle
Castle Acre
Earthworks Of The Post-Roman & English Period
But little is recorded of the internal condition of Britain between the departure of the Legions A.D. 411 and the arrival of the Northmen in force thirty or forty years later, but whatever may have been the effect of Roman dominion, or of the infusion of Roman blood, upon the social or commercial character of the Britons, it is at least certain that they had made little progress in the construction of places of defence.The Romans, as has been rem…
The Castles Of England and Wales at The Latter Part Of The Twelfth Century
of the House of Clare.At various distances from this centre, according to the disposition of the ground, were posted within the northern and southern passes of the chalk ridge, Berkhampstead, an appanage of the Earldom of Cornwall, and Guildford, the early keep of which stands in part upon an artificial mound.Also, to the immediate south of London, were the episcopal Castle, still inhabited, of Farnham, and Earl Warren's castle at Ryegate, of whi…
The Castle and Keep Of Durham
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Earthworks Of The Post-Roman & English Period
But little is recorded of the internal condition of Britain between the departure of the Legions A.D. 411 and the arrival of the Northmen in force thirty or forty years later, but whatever may have been the effect of Roman dominion, or of the infusion of Roman blood, upon the social or commercial character of the Britons, it is at least certain that they had made little progress in the construction of places of defence.The Romans, as has been rem…
The Castles Of England and Wales at The Latter Part Of The Twelfth Century
of the House of Clare.At various distances from this centre, according to the disposition of the ground, were posted within the northern and southern passes of the chalk ridge, Berkhampstead, an appanage of the Earldom of Cornwall, and Guildford, the early keep of which stands in part upon an artificial mound.Also, to the immediate south of London, were the episcopal Castle, still inhabited, of Farnham, and Earl Warren's castle at Ryegate, of whi…
The Castle and Keep Of Durham
Contribution Towards a Complete List of Moated Mounds or Burhs
Scattered broadcast over all parts of England, and found occasionally in parts of Wales and in the lowlands of Scotland, are certain earthworks of a peculiar character, and which should not be confounded with those of British or Boman origin, though occasionally superimposed upon them.Their chief and most striking characteristic is a circular mound, table topped, and surrounded by a deep and broad ditch, out of which, where the mound is wholly ar…
Bamburgh Castle
Castle Acre
Original Documents.Schedule of a Parcel of the Lands of Henry Duke of Suffolk, Within the Manor of Lutterworth, Farmed Out to Various Tenants at a Specified Rental
(1891). Original Documents.Schedule of a Parcel of the Lands of Henry Duke of Suffolk, Within the Manor of Lutterworth, Farmed Out to Various Tenants at a Specified Rental. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 48, No. 1, pp. 190-192
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