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Taking measures across the medieval landscape: aspects of urban design before the Renaissance
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  • 1971Late Saxon Planned Towns113 cited
  • 1972Medieval Architectural Design Methods, 800-156049 cited
  • 1979Architector: The lodge books and sketchbooks of medieval architects31 cited

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  • 1999Urban landscapes and the cultural politics of territorial control in Anglo‐Norman England17 cited

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