The Rural Settlements of Medieval England

Figures Plates Introduction Part One: History and Geography 1. Early Medieval Estate and Settlement Patterns: The Documentary Evidence Della Hooke 2. Initiative and Authority in Settlement Change P. D. A. Harvey 3. `The Retreat from Marginal Land'. The Growth and Decline of Medieval Rural Settlements Christopher Dyer 4. Nucleation and Dispersion: Distribution Maps as a Research Tool Brian K. Roberts 5. The People in the Wolds in English Settlement History H. S. A. Fox Part 2: Fieldwork 6. A Regional Study of Deserted Settlements in the West of England Michael Aston 7. Grassy Hummocks and Stone Foundations: Fieldwork and Deserted Medieval Settlements in South-West Midlands, 1945 - 1985 C. J. Pond 8. The Archaeology of Medieval Rural Settlement in East Anglia Peter Wade-Martins 9. Medieval Settlement Remains and Historical Conservation David Baker 10. Alterations to Ridge and Furrow: Some Examples Illustrated D. R. Wilson 11. Field Systems and Township Structure David Hall 12. Whittlesford: The Study of a River-Edge Village C. C. Taylor Part 3: Excavation 13. The Excavation of Dispersed Settlement in Medieval Britain David Austin 14. Peasant Houses, Farmsteads and Villages in North-East England Stuart Wrathmell 15. Environmental Archaeology as an Index of Continuity and Change in the Medieval Landscape Martin Bell 16. Parachutists and Truffle-hunters at the Frontier of Archaeology and History Richard Hodges Index Contributors: P. D. A. Harvey, Christoper Dyer, Brian K. Roberts, H. S. A. Fox, Michael Aston, C. J. Bond, Peter Wade-Martins, David Baker, D. R. Wilson, David Hall, C. C. Taylor, David Austin, Stuart Wrathmell, Martin Bell, Richard Hodges

Archaeology · Economic geography · Geography · Human settlement · Sociology · Demography · Historical and Archaeological Studies · History · Medieval Literature and History

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