Hall, D. (1972). Modern Surveys of Medieval Field Systems. Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal Volume 07 1972. Vol 7, Bedfordshire Archaeological Council. pp. 53-66.
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Modern Surveys of Medieval Field Systems | ||
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Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal Volume 07 1972 | ||
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Bedfordshire Archaeology | ||
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7 | ||
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53 - 66 | ||
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Techniques for surveying Medieval fields and the earthworks left by ancient field boundaries are described. It is possible to compile complete furlong maps for any settlement, which show that all the land except the flooding meadows was cultivated Supporting historical studies show that the field systems were completed by the early fourteenth century. It is demonstrated that fourteenth century village sizes are related to the area of good quality arable soil; from this relation it should be possible to calculate the size of any Medieval settlement so giving a new method of population assessment. | ||
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1972 | ||
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28 Apr 2023 |