Medieval England: An Aerial Survey

M. W. Beresford · J. K. S. St. Joseph

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Part I: Introduction: 1. Aims and limitations 2. Old maps and new photographs Part II. The fields and villages: 3. The fields 4. The fabric of the village 5. The multiplication of villages 6. The dissolution of the medieval landscape 7. Village plans Part III. The towns: 8. Features in the town plan 9. The planned towns, 1066-1307 Part IV. Industrial and other features: 10. Some industrial remains 11. Miscellaneous features Index.

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