Landscape History

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Dr Della Hooke

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Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
The articulation of burgages and streets in early medieval towns - part 2 pp. 5-27: Jeremy Haslam
Finn’s Seat: topographies of power and royal marchlands of Gaelic polities in medieval Ireland pp. 29-62: Elizabeth FitzPatrick and Ronan Hennessy
A Blot on the Landscape? Civic memory and municipal public parks in early twentieth-century Manchester pp. 63-75: Carole O’Reilly
Therapeutic landscapes and nationalism: Turkey and the curative waters of Kemalism pp. 77-96: Kyle and Emine Evered
Gardens and public parks in Cuernavaca: transformations of a cultural landscape pp. 97-108: Patrizia Granziera
Ambiguities of the hedge: an exercise in creative pleaching – of moments, memories and meanings pp. 109-127: David C. Harvey
Appendix pp. 128-130: Della Hooke
Reviews pp. 131-156: Mette Løvschal, Susan Oosthuizen, Stephen G. Upex, Oscar Aldred, Sarah Semple, Stephen G. Upex, Eileen Rubery, Caitlin Green, Thomas Kohl, Peter Herring, Matthew Strickland, Patrick Gleeson, Duncan Wright, Kate Giles, Brian Ayers, David Lowther, Bob Silvester, Susan Oosthuizen, Elisabeth Whittle, David Brown, Bob Silvester and Rachel E. Swallow
Notes on Contributors pp. 157-160: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
Groves in Anglo-Saxon England pp. 5-23: Della Hooke
The distribution of rabbit warrens in medieval England: an east–west divide? pp. 25-41: David Gould
The control of salters (deer-leaps) in private deer-parks associated with forests: a case study using a 1608 map of Leagram park in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire pp. 43-66: Graham J. Cooper and William D. Shannon
Geological resources and their exploitation in the Berkshire chalklands of the later nineteenth century: a first survey pp. 67-80: J. R. L. Allen
The (lost) life of a historic rural route in the core of Guadarrama Mountains, Madrid (Spain). A geographical perspective pp. 81-94: Angel Paniagua Mazora
Reviews pp. 95-124: The Editors
Notes on Contributors pp. 125-128: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
The design philosophy of Edenic gardens: tracing ‘Paradise Myth’ in landscape architecture pp. 5-18: Nasim Yazdani and Mirjana Lozanovska
A Landscape for the Sultan, an architecture for the eye: Edirne and its fifteenth-century royal tower pp. 19-33: Panagiotis Kontolaimos
‘Saved from the sordid axe’: representation and understanding of pine trees by English visitors to Italy in the eighteenth and nineteenth century pp. 35-56: Pietro Piana, Charles Watkins and Ross Balzaretti
Urbanising rainforests: emergent socioecologies in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil pp. 57-78: Diogo de Carvalho Cabral, Alexandro Solórzano and Rogério Ribeiro de Oliveira
The transition of Wytham Woods from a working estate to unique research site (1943–1965) pp. 79-92: K. J. Kirby
Reviews pp. 93-124: The Editors
Notes on Contributors pp. 125-128: The Editors

Culture and identity in the early medieval fenland landscape pp. 5-24: Susan Oosthuizen
Power, conflict and ritual on the fen-edge: the Anarchy-period castle at Burwell, Cambridgeshire, and its pre-Conquest landscape pp. 25-50: Duncan W. Wright, Oliver Creighton, Steven Trick and Michael Fradley
The articulation of burgages and streets in early medieval towns, part 1: the case of Bridgnorth, Shropshire pp. 51-68: Jeremy Haslam
Cartographic evidence for seventeenth-century ‘cross-sites’ in North-East Scotland: Robert Gordon of Straloch and the Blaeu maps of Scotland pp. 69-85: Colin Shepherd
Seasonal settlement and the interpretation of upland archaeology in the Galtee Mountains, Ireland pp. 87-98: Eugene Costello

Home Turf: an interdisciplinary exploration of the long-term development, use and reclamation of raised bogs in the Netherlands pp. 5-34: R. van Beek, G. J. Maas and E. van den Berg
Land of the free. Social contrasts in the Dutch 'outlands' (a.d. 1200-1900) pp. 35-48: Bert Groenewoudt, Jan van Doesburg and Hans Renes
Moss Rooms and Hell Holes: the landscape of the Leyland Dispute Maps, 1571-1599 pp. 49-68: William D. Shannon
Mapping peasant discontent: trespassing on manorial land in fourteenth-century Walsham-le-Willows pp. 69-88: Susan Kilby

Oliver Rackham OBE FBA 1939-2015 pp. 5-8: Charles Watkins
The landscape development of the Tofts of south-east Lincolnshire 1100-1650 pp. 9-24: I. G. Simmons
Chapel-le-Dale, North Yorkshire: the making of an upland landscape pp. 25-45: David Johnson
Post-medieval upland settlement and the decline of transhumance: a case-study from the Galtee Mountains, Ireland pp. 47-69: Eugene Costello
The Landscape of the Gibbet pp. 71-88: Sarah Tarlow and Zoe Dyndor
Reviews pp. 89-116: Andrew Fleming, Della Hooke, Andrew Reid, David Jacques, Britt Bailie, Gary Robinson, Dan Stewart, Susan Oosthuizen, Enrico Giannichedda, Caroline Goodson, Alex Woolf, John Blair, Susan Oosthuizen, John Baker, Sam Lucy, Anthony Sinclair, Sarah Semple, Keith D. Lilley, Bob Silvester, Tim Williams, Amanda Richardson, Della Hooke, Alan Powers, Martin Brown, Aleks Pluskowski and Phil Back

Llannau, llysoedd, and llociau: identifying the early medieval landscape of Gower pp. 5-20: Jonathan Kissock
A wall with a view? The gardens at Ravensworth Castle, North Yorkshire pp. 21-38: Shaun Richardson and Ed Dennison
The house and garden of Henry Winstanley, Littlebury, Essex pp. 39-52: Christopher Taylor
The Halaesa landscape (III B. C.) as ancient example of the complex and bio-diverse traditional Mediterranean polycultural landscape pp. 53-66: Giuseppe Barbera and Sebastiano Cullotta
Indigenous Australian land management before the European settlement in 1788: a review article pp. 67-79: Margaret L. Faull

Forest fences: enclosures in a pre-enclosure landscape pp. 5-30: John Langton
The Lucanian Ionian landscape (XVIIIth-XIXth century) pp. 31-46: Gaetano Morese
The lead legacy: the relationship between historical mining, pollution and the post-mining landscape pp. 47-72: Catherine Mills, Ian Simpson and W. Paul Adderley
From rural to urban: landscape changes in north-west Italy over two centuries pp. 73-76: Marco Isaia, Consolata Siniscalco and Guido Badino
'Co-operation and conflict in the development of the south-west Lancashire Landscape': a comment pp. 77-80: A. J. Gritt
Reviews pp. 81-114: Janette Deacon, David Barrowclough, Xinyi Liu, Mark Sapwell, Dušan Borić, Martin Worthington, Harold Mytum, James Roy, Domonic Perring, Neil Christie, N. James, Andrew Merrills, John Simpson, Jan-Henrik Fallgren, David A. Hinton, Paul Everson, Simon Draper, Rory Sherlock, Bob Silvester, Sophie Hueglin, Daniel R. Curtis, Richard Morris, Christopher Taylor, Susan Oosthuizen, Angus Winchester, Charles Turner, Timothy Mowl, Paul Warde, Barbara Simms, Kate Spence, Ian Baxter and Della Hooke