Village, Hamlet and Field

New research into the development of rural settlements. These studies focus on the period 850-1200 when the basic patterns were established. Incorporates a great deal of new research, mostly based on detailed regional surveys in the east Midland. Essential reading for landscape archaeologists and medieval historians.

History

Dyer, Christopher

Lewis, Carenza

Mitchell-Fox, Patrick

Europe

Windgather Press

<p>Wessex formed the heartland of Alfred the Great's kingdom, and continued to wield immense economic power long into the Middle Ages with many extensive and wealthy royal and ecclelesiastical estates. Contributors to this collection of 13 papers on the medieval landscape of Wessex include: B Eagles (The Archaeological evidence for settlement in the 5th to 7th centuries); D Hinton (The archaeology of 8th- to 11th-century Wessex); P Hase (The Church in the Wessex heartlands); D Hooke (The administrative and settlement framework of early medieval Wessex); M Costen (Settlement in Wessex in the 10th century); J Bond (Forests, chases, warrens and parks); J Hare (Agriculture and settlement in Wiltshire and Hampshire); C Lewis (The medieval settlment of Wiltshire); M Hughes (Towns and villages in medieval Hampshire); C Taylor (The regular village plan); M Aston (Medieval settlement in Somerset); S Rippon (Medieval wetland reclamation); R Croft (Protecting medieval settlement sites).</p>

The Medieval Landscape of Wessex (Oxbow Monographs in Archaeology)

Aston, Michael

Oxbow Books

New research into the development of rural settlements. These  studies focus on the period 850-1200 when the basic  patterns were established. Incorporates a great deal of new  research, mostly based on detailed regional surveys in the  east Midland. Essential reading for landscape archaeologists and medieval historians.

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