Anglo-Saxon Settlement and Landscape: Papers Presented to a Symposium, Oxford 1973, Volumes 6-7Trevor Rowley |
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The AngloSaxon Settlement | 74 |
Whither AngloSaxon Archaeology? | 92 |
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2nd/3rd century Abingdon Anglo-Saxon England Anglo-Saxon period Anglo-Saxon settlement archaeological Barrow birds Bonhunt boundaries British bronze brooches buildings burials Cambridge centre charters church claw beaker clay cropmark Danelaw ditches documents Domesday Book Dorchester English Place-Name Essex estates evidence excavation existence farmsteads field system fifth century finds Flögeln floor gravel terraces indicate inhumations Iron Age landscape late Roman layer leah London Lower Saxony ment middle Saxon Midlum miles minsters Mucking Myres names Neolithic nucleated villages occupation Offa's Old English forest Oxford Oxfordshire parish pattern of settlement places Plate population possible post-holes posts pottery recent reconstruction Roman Iron Age Roman period Roman town Romano-British sampling Sawyer Saxon cemeteries Saxon huts Saxon period Saxon pottery sessile sessile oak settlers seventh century soil structures suggest sunken huts survive Sutton Courtenay timber tion trenches Treuddyn walls Wat's Dyke Wesermünde West Stow wood woodland