The Archaeology of Britain: An introduction from ... - waughfamily.ca

Middle Ages: rural settlement and manors
• 263 •
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Alexander, J.S., 1995. ‘Building Stone from the East Midland Quarries: Sources, Transportation and Usage’,
Medieval Archaeology 39, 107–135.
Astill, G., 1988. ‘Rural Settlement: The Toft and the Croft’, in Astill, G. and Grant, A. The countryside of
medieval England. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 36–61.
Astill, G., 1993. A medieval industrial complex and its landscape: the metalworking, watermills and workshops of
Bordesley Abbey. London: Council for British Archaeology Research Report 92.
Aston, M., Austin, D. and Dyer, C., 1989. The rural settlements of medieval England. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.
Austin, D., 1985. ‘Dartmoor and the upland village of the south-west of England’ in Hooke, D. (ed.),
Medieval villages: a review of current work. Oxford: Oxford Monograph 5, 71–77.
Bell, M., 1989. ‘Environmental archaeology as an index of continuity and change in the medieval landscape’,
in Aston, M., Austin, D. and Dyer, C. (eds) The rural settlements of medieval England. Oxford: Basil Blackwell,
269–86.
Beresford, M. and Hurst, J.G., 1990. Wharram Percy deserted medieval village. London: Batsford.
Blair, J. and Ramsay, N. (eds) 1991. English medieval industries. London: Hambledon Press.
Cooper, L., Ripper, S. and Clay, P., 1994. ‘The Hemington bridges’, Current Archaeology 140, 316–321.
Dyer, C., 1986. ‘English peasant buildings in the later Middle Ages’, Medieval Archaeology 30, 19–45.
Dyer, C., 1995. ‘Sheepcotes: evidence for medieval sheepfarming’, Medieval Archaeology 39, 136–164.
Foard, G., 1991. ‘The Medieval pottery industry of Rockingham Forest, Northamptonshire’, Medieval Ceramics
15, 13–20.
Geddes, J., 1991. ‘Iron’, in Blair, J. and Ramsay, N. (eds) English medieval industries. London: Hambledon
Press, 167–188.
Hindle, B.P., 1982. Medieval roads. Princes Risborough: Shire Books.
Hodges, R., 1991. Wall-to-wall history. The story of Roystone Grange. London: Duckworth.
Hurst, J.G., 1986. ‘The medieval countryside’, in Longworth, I. and Cherry, J. (eds) Archaeology in Britain since
1945. London: British Museum, 197–236.
Lewis, C., Mitchell-Fox, P. and Dyer, C., 1997. Village, hamlet and field. Changing medieval settlements in central
England. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Pearson, S., 1994. The medieval houses of Kent: an historical analysis. London: Royal Commission on the Historical
monuments of England.
Platt, C., 1996. King death: the Black Death and its aftermath in late medieval England. London: UCL Press.
Roberts, B.K., 1987. The making of the English village. London: Longman.
Selkirk, A., 1997. ‘Shapwick’, Current Archaeology 151, 244–254.
Stamper, P.A., 1988. ‘Woods and parks’, in Astill, G. and Grant, A. The countryside of medieval England. Oxford:
Basil Blackwell, 128–148.
Wrathmell, S., 1989. ‘Peasant houses, farmsteads and villages in north-east England’ in Aston, M., Austin,
D. and Dyer, C. (eds) The rural settlements of medieval England. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 247–267.
Yeoman, P., 1991. ‘Medieval rural settlement: the invisible centuries’, in Hanson, W.S. and Slater, E.A. (eds)
Scottish archaeology: new perceptions. Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press, 112–128.
Yeoman, P., 1995. Medieval Scotland. London: Batsford/Historic Scotland.