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Index
• 323 •
Iron Age 113, 121, 122; medieval 256, 260; see
also field systems
land reclamation 270
landscape archaeology 3, 283
Langdale (Cumbria) 65–6
Langford (Notts) 87
lathe 125
Lavenham (Suffolk) 212, 215
Laxton (Notts) 270
lead mining 104, 105, 128, 172, 273, 287
lead-working 205, 239, 273, 287
leather-working see hide-working
Lechlade (Glos) 166
legislation, archaeological 298, 305–8
Leicester (Leics) 203, 215, 216, 241
Leighton (Powys), barn, 293
Leland, John 297–8
Levisham (N Yorks) 200
Lichfield (Staffs) 214
Liddle (Orkney) 102
lime kilns 235, 239, 273, 287, 293
Lincoln (Lincs): Roman period 161, 168, 174;
Anglo-Scandinavian period 203, 205, 206;
medieval period (churches 229, 231, 232, 242;
defences, 214; houses 218; trade 211 )
Lindisfarne (Northumb) 194
Lindisfarne Gospels 190–1
Lindow Man 124
Linearbandkeramik culture 63, 74–5
Links of Noltland (Orkney) 65
Linlithgow (W Loth) 244
literacy 132, 190, 221, 244
Little Maplestead (Essex), church 242
Little Waltham (Essex), Iron Age settlement 117,
119
Little Woodbury (Wilts) 6, 115
Liverpool (Lancs) 294
Lix (Perths) 252
Llanelli (Dyfed) 215
Llanilid (Glam) 15
Llantwit Major (Glam) 164
Llyn Cerrig Bach (Anglesey) 123
Llyn Fawr hoard (Glam) 96, 125
Loch Lang (S Uist) 44
Loch Olabhat (N Uist) 63, 64
Lockington barrow (Leics) 87, 89
Lockleys (Herts) 164
Lodsworth (W Sussex) 127
Lofts Farm (Essex) 100
London: Roman period 136, 161, 168; early
historic period 191, 192, 194, 203; medieval
period (bridge 212; castle 236; churches 228,
233; defences 214–15; Guildhall 215; houses
218, 219, 220; trade and industry 211, 215,
220, 225; waterfront 216–17 ); post-medieval
period 276–7; World Heritage Site designation
306
long barrows (illus) 58, 59–60, 61–2, 66–9; later
monuments incorporate 72, 91
Longthorpe (Cambs) 141
Lounge colliery (Leics) 285
Loveden Hill (Lincs) 183
Lubbock, John 298
Ludlow (Shrops) 213
Lullingstone (Kent) 168
Lulworth Castle (Dorset) 311
Lydford (Devon) 204, 215
Lydney (Glos) 167
Lythe (N Yorks) 201
Lyveden (Northants) 252, 261
maceheads 59, 80
Machrie Moor (Arran) 54, 92
Maddle Farm (Berks) 164
Maes Howe (Orkney) 59, 65, 68, 73
Magdalenian industry 18, 19
Maglemosian industry 38, 46
Maiden Castle (Dorset) 6, 71, 120–1
Malling (Perths), fort 139
Malmesbury (Wilts) 204
Manchester 290
manor houses 255
manorial system 194, 228, 231–2, 249
Marden (Wilts) 72
markets: Roman 162, 163; early historic period
191, 204; medieval 210–11, 214, 215, 216; see
also trade/exchange systems
Marton (N Yorks) 241
masks, antler 42, 43
mattocks, antler 41, 43, 54
Meare (Som) 120, 126
Meikle, George 293
Melcombe Regis (Dorset) 213
Meldon Bridge (Scottish Borders) 73
Mellerstain (Scottish Borders), garden 272
Melsonby (N Yorks), house plan 116
Meonstoke (Hants) 164
Mercia 176, 194, 203
metal detectors 97
metalwork: Early Bronze Age 78–9, 80;
LaterBronze Age 95–6, 97–8, 106–8, 110; Iron
Age 113, 114, 125, 126, 128, 131; early historic
period 182–3, 184–6; see also hoards
metalworking see copper/copper alloy-working,
gold-working, iron-working, lead-working,
silver-working, tin-working
microwear analysis 46, 50
middens; Mesolithic 37–8, 43, 44, 47–8, 53;
Bronze Age 101
Middleton (N Yorks), cross 200
Midhowe (Orkney) 67
military defences, C20 1, 2, 9; see also camps,
castles, fortlets, fortresses, forts, watchtowers
Milking Gap (Northumb) 170