Landscape History

2010 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Della Hooke

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Volume 44, issue 2, 2023

Prelims pp. 1-4

The Editors

Roman to early medieval cereal farming in the Rhineland: weeds, tillage, and the spread of the mouldboard plough pp. 5-13

Helena Hamerow, Tanja Zerl, Claus Kropp and Amy Bogaard

‘Wild’ horses in medieval and early modern landscapes of Europe pp. 15-35

Rob Lenders

Transhumance, shielings and soil fertility – land-use legacies in Menstrie Glen, Scotland pp. 37-59

Sebastian Wolfrum and Ian Simpson

Firewood and timber. The meaning of the forest common rights in the everyday life of peasants in Austrian Galicia pp. 61-80

Joachim Popek

Historic gardens and parks in Southeast Asia: typologies and common characteristics pp. 81-108

Navanath Osiri

The development of Landscape Archaeology in Britain, present conflicts and possible new directions pp. 109-118

Daniel E. May

The Society does not accept responsibility for opinions expressed by its contributors pp. 119-120

Della Hooke

Turbulent Foresters: a landscape biography of Ashdown Forest pp. 120-121

Paul Stamper

Joining the Dots: uniting Salisbury’s past through holes in the ground pp. 121-122

Hadrian Cook

Names, Texts and Landscapes in the Middle Ages: a memorial volume for Duncan Probert pp. 122-123

Simon Draper

Seventeenth-century Water Gardens and the Birth of Modern Scientific Thought in Oxford: the case of Hanwell Castle pp. 123-124

Philip Davies

Rediscovering Lost Landscapes: topographical art in north-west Italy, 1800–1920 pp. 125-126

Carl J. Griffin

Enclosed Landscapes as Part of the European Agricultural Heritage pp. 126-127

Hadrian Cook

Trees and Woodlands pp. 127-128

Charles Watkins

Louis-Marie Cordonnier, l’infatigable bâtisseur pp. 128-129

Hugh Clout

Common Land in Britain: a history from the Middle Ages to the present day pp. 129-130

Pedro Mota­Tavares

Vivre au provisoire. Points de repère suite à la Grande Guerre. Echos contemporains pp. 130-132

Hugh Clout

Landscape, Heritage and National Identity in Modern Europe pp. 132-133

Alice Harvey­Fishenden

Beyond Greenways. The next step for city trails and walking routes pp. 133-134

Della Hooke

Notes on Contributors pp. 135-139

The Editors

Volume 44, issue 1, 2023

Prelims pp. 1-4

The Editors

Burhs, burghal territories and hundreds in the English central Midlands in the early tenth century. Part 1 pp. 5-28

Jeremy Haslam

Burghs in the landscape and the landscape of burghs: conquest, culture and urban design in north-east Scotland, 1150–1230 pp. 29-60

John R. Barrett

Late Ming Xizi Lake: the courtesan world in the landscape culture of the West Lake pp. 61-82

Antonio José Mezcua López

Creation, management and devaluation – examining the workings of the seventeenth-century meadow economy in southern Sweden pp. 83-101

Ådel Franzén and Oscar Jacobsson

Visualising emptiness: the landscape of the Western Front and Australian and English children’s picture books pp. 103-120

Martin Kerby and Margaret Baguley

Conservation of dry-stone structures: a practical study on the Al-Makhrour’s watchtowers pp. 121-142

Ziad AbuOwda, Zaki Aslan and Ahmed Rjoub

Landscapes of the Norman Conquest (Pen & Sword Archaeology, Barnsley, 2022) pp. 143-144

Richard Clarke

Churches in the Irish Landscape, AD400–1100 (Cork: Cork University Press, 2021) pp. 144-145

Michael Potterton

Great Bricett Manor & Priory: lords, saints & canons in a Suffolk Landscape (Suffolk Institute of Archaeology & History, Ipswich, 2021) pp. 145-146

Simon Draper

The Doctor’s Garden: medicine, science, and horticulture in Britain (Yale University Press, London, 2022) pp. 147-148

Philip Davies

The Duke of Norfolk’s Deeds at Arundel Castle: the early Howard inheritance in Norfolk (Phillimore Book Publishing, Bognor Regis, 2021) pp. 147-147

Simon Draper

English Orchards: a landscape history (Oxbow Books 2022) pp. 149-150

Alan Wadsworth

The Women who saved the English Countryside (Yale University Press, London, 2022) pp. 150-151

Hadrian Cook

Environments of Identity. Agricultural community, work and concepts of local in Yorkshire, 1918–2018 (The White Horse Press, Winwick, 2022) pp. 151-153

Jeremy Burchardt

Pathways: exploring the routes of a movement heritage (The White Horse Press, Winwick, 2022) pp. 153-155

Alice Harvey-Fishenden

Changing Approaches to Local History. Warwickshire history and its historians (The Boydell Press, 2022) pp. 155-157

Della Hooke

Impacts of Human Population on Wildlife (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2022) pp. 157-158

Della Hooke

Landscape Research pp. 158-159

Della Hooke

Notes on Contributors pp. 161-165

The Editors

Volume 43, issue 2, 2022

Prelims pp. 1-4

The Editors

The repercussions of the Culbin Sands disaster of 1694: the emotional impacts of a shifting landscape in North-East Scotland pp. 5-21

Gordon Raeburn

When Description means Control. The example of the Russian General Land Survey in eastern Latvia in 1784–1785 pp. 23-43

Melchior Jakubowski

Dougalston in Scotland’s Western Central Belt: a Glasgow Tobacco Lord’s designed parkland landscape? pp. 45-75

Paul Bishop, Coralie M. Mills and Michael Moss

Historical parcellation and ridge-and-furrow relics of open strip-fields in the north-west European lowlands pp. 77-102

Hein van Gils and T. Kasielke

Historical and cultural significance of the Krutynia River (Masuria, Poland) pp. 103-117

Izabela Lewandowska and Maria Lawrynowicz-Szczepaniak

Royal Gardens in Republican Iran: a case study of the Golestan Palace Garden, Tehran pp. 119-137

Sara Mahdizadeh, Stephen Walker, Zahra Karimian and Lakshmi Priya Rajendran

VCH Oxfordshire XX: The South Oxfordshire Chilterns: Caversham, Goring and Area pp. 139-140

Janet Cooper

A History of the County of Essex XII: St Osyth to the Naze: North East Essex Coastal Parishes. Part 2 The Soken: Kirby-Le-Soken, Thorpe-Le-Soken and Walton-Le-Soken pp. 140-141

Alice Harvey-Fishenden

Territoriality and the Early Medieval Landscape. The countryside of the early Saxon Kingdom pp. 141-142

Della Hooke

Fen and Sea: the landscapes of south-east Lincolnshire AD 500–1700 pp. 143-144

Bob Silvester

Landscape in Middle English Romance: the medieval imagination and the natural world pp. 144-144

Liam Lewis

Managing for Posterity: the Norfolk gentry and their estates c.1450–1700 pp. 145-146

Bob Silvester

Chiswick House Gardens: 300 years of creation and recreation pp. 146-147

Paul Stamper

Bricks of Victorian London: a social and economic history pp. 147-148

Alice Harvey-Fishenden

The Real Agricultural Revolution. The transformation of English farming, 1939–1985 pp. 148-149

Mark Riley

Why Conserve Nature? Perspectives on meanings and motivations pp. 150-151

Della Hooke

Notes on Contributors pp. 153-158

The Editors

Volume 43, issue 1, 2022

Prelims pp. 1-4

The Editors

Forest vert: the holly and the ivy pp. 5-26

John Langton

Social ‘Under-painting’ in 15th-century landscape depictions pp. 27-46

Penelope Shepherd

‘The dreadful catastrophe that happened at Asterton’: a hurricane or an avalanche in Shropshire? pp. 47-67

James P. Bowen

Reinterpreting Nirat Nongkhai: an historical account of settlement and land use in north-eastern Thailand during the nineteenth century pp. 69-85

Settawut Bamrungkhul and Takahiro Tanaka

Anything but common: why Van Diemen’s Land never had commons pp. 87-104

Imogen Wegman

‘A City’s Paradise’: preserving the remainder of Box Hill, voluntary social action and Country Life, 1919–1936 pp. 105-128

Keith Grieves

Sound in the landscape. Part 3b: the later nineteenth century to the present day pp. 129-137

Della Hooke

Conservation’ Routes. Managing for sustainability in preindustrial Europe, 1100–1800 pp. 139-140

Della Hooke

The Tree Experts: a history of professional arboriculture in Britain pp. 140-141

Charles Watkins

The Victoria History of Staffordshire: Tamworth and Drayton Bassett pp. 141-142

Philip Morgan

A Welsh Landscape through Time: excavations at Park Cybi, Holy Island, Anglesey pp. 142-144

William Britnell

Anglo-Saxon Hydraulic Engineering in the Fens pp. 144-145

Rory Naismith

The Wandering Herd. The medieval cattle economy of South East England c. 450–1450 pp. 145-146

Della Hooke

The Medieval Park of Erringden: Hebden Bridge pp. 146-146

Robert Liddiard

Female Monasticism in Medieval Ireland pp. 147-147

Andrew Foster

Thomas White (c. 1736–1811): redesigning the Northern British landscape pp. 148-149

Paul Stamper

Herefordshire Farming through Time: fellers, tillers and cider makers pp. 149-150

David Whitehead

Colne Valley: a history of a Pennine landscape pp. 150-151

Alice Harvey-Fishenden

The Built Environment Transformed. Textile Lancashire during the Industrial Revolution pp. 151-152

Terry Slater

Saving the People’s Forest: open Spaces, enclosure and popular protest in mid-Victorian London pp. 153-154

Hannah Awcock

Landscape Research pp. 154-155

Della Hooke

Notes on Contributors pp. 157-160

The Editors