<p>The physical nature of the South Yorkshire landscape varies between high plateaus and low lying wetlands which are only just above sea level. Against this canvas, the activities of countless generations who have exploited the wealth of natural resources to be found in the area, have left a many layered record of human activity extending from the stone, bronze and iron ages, through to the Industrial Revolution and down to the present day. This copiously illustrated book guides the reader to an understanding of how this complex landscape has developed. Subjects covered include prehistoric landscapes, place names, hamlets, villages and towns, the farmed countryside, woodlands, forts and castles, ecclesiastical buildings, parks, gardens and industrial landscapes. This book is an indespensible guide for those wishing to investigate South Yorkshire's landscape heritage. Key Selling Points: * No similar publication available. * Local and well respected author on South Yorkshire history. * Numereous unique illustrations. Promotion: * Numerous interviews on radio and television. * Reviews and competitions in the local press. * Author readily available for signings etc. * Liberal supply of showcards and flyers pre and post publication sales support. About the author: Melvyn Jones is Visiting Professor at Sheffield Hallam University and the author of several books on the history of Sheffield and South Yorkshire. He is also the editor of the much acclaimed Aspects series titles covering Sheffield and Rotherham, published by Wharncliffe Books.</p>

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The Making of the South Yorkshire Landscape