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Soc Landscape Stud Newsl
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Society for Landscape Studies Newsletter
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1993
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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The work of the Gardens Archaeology Project in 1991
Christopher K Currie
2 - 4
Following a note on the background to the Project formed in 1991, this article presents short summaries of the results of investigations at Castle Bromwich, Oak House (W Bromwich), Dartington Hall, Beningbrough Hall, Drumlanrig Castle, and Hanbury Hall.
The royal park of Guildford rediscovered
Helen Chapman Davies
3 - 7
Highlighting a previous lack of published accounts of the park, the article summarises documentary sources, notably John Norden's map (1607), and considers the surviving topographical and archaeological evidence. The Royal Manor House, the warren, and the enclosures or boundaries are discussed. There are also suggestions for further investigation, including fieldwalking of the Manor Farm and Roman villa site, and the study of an escarpment boundary.
Castles in the landscape
Wayne D Cocroft
6 - 9
Provides a detailed summary of six papers presented at a 1992 joint meeting of the Society for Landscape Studies and the Castles Study Group. The topics discussed were: Castles and settlement history in south-west England; the barony castle and town of Caus Shropshire; Hampshire castles, settlements, and landscapes; Stafford's castles and boroughs; the Baliol family castles; and an overview of the place of castles in the landscape.
Bungay, Suffolk: a Late Saxon burh?
Kenneth Penn
7 - 8
Argues that, despite the speed at which they liberated East Anglia from the Danes, the West Saxons did consolidate their gains by constructing burhs. Topographical and documentary evidence for the early development of Bungay is then presented, suggesting that the town originated as a burh defending a bridging point on the River Waveney.
Woodland landscapes in the West Midlands -- Hanbury, Worcestershire before, during and after the middle ages
8 - 9
Describes the results of a multi-disciplinary research project which demonstrated that the distinctive woodland landscape had developed since the early middle ages on land which was under cultivation in the Roman period. Evidence for the development of settlements is also discussed.
Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape: Lyon (France), 9-13 June 1992
Tim Unwin
Provides a brief background to the Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape and notes the range of issues discussed in three workshops considering the planning implications of recent economic change and agrarian transformation on rural landscapes.
