Landscape History

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Dr Della Hooke

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On Rome's ecological contribution to British flora and fauna: landscape, legacy and identity pp. 5-26: Robert Witcher
Moat, park, manor house, rectory, palace and village: elements of the landscape at Doddington, Cambridgeshire pp. 27-42: Christopher Taylor
Composing landscapes: musical memories from nineteenth-century Norwegian mountain-scapes pp. 43-60: Annika Lindskog
Peopling polite landscapes: community and heritage at Poltimore, Devon pp. 61-86: Oliver Creighton, Penny Cunningham and Henry French
Reviews pp. 87-124: Gillian M. Sheail, Della Hooke, Augusta McMahon, Hans Peeters, Caroline Malone, Steffie Sheilds, Stephen Upex, Susan Oosthuizen, Nancy Edwards, Rosamond Faith, Nick Higham, Richard Hoggett, Colm O'Brien, David Stocker, James Bond, Glyn Coppack, Stuart Wrathmell, Brian Rich, John Carman, Paul Stamper, David Brown, Paul Pattison and John Broad

A probable late Saxon burh at Ilchester pp. 5-22: Jeremy Haslam
The wooded landscape of Old English poetry pp. 23-32: Mary Ward
Old English wald, weald in place-names pp. 33-49: Della Hooke
A 'truth universally acknowledged'?: morphology as an indicator of medieval planned market towns pp. 51-80: Susan Oosthuizen
Rural landscapes between the East Fen and the Tofts in south-east Lincolnshire 1100-1550 pp. 81-90: I. G. Simmons
REVIEWS pp. 91-116: Angus J. Winchester, Della Hooke, Mike Parker Pearson, N. James, Bill Britnell, Edith Evans, Ian Dormor, Andy Wigley, Tom Williamson, Peter Herring, David Stone, Brian Rich, Barbara English, Roger M. Thomas, Paula Henderson, Sally Jeffery, Timothy Mowl, David Brown, Christopher Taylor and Chris Musson

Landscape History pp. 1-4: The Editors
The Walkhampton Enclosure (Devon) pp. 5-28: Rosamond Faith and Andrew Fleming
A seventeenth-century Warwickshire Estate Map pp. 29-48: Colin Hayfield and Andrew Watkins
Typological variation in pre-modern settlement morphology in the Clashindarroch Forest, Aberdeenshire pp. 49-64: Colin Shepherd
Topographical art and landscape history: Elizabeth Fanshawe (1779–1856) in early nineteenth-century Liguria pp. 65-82: Pietro Piana, Ross Balzaretti, Diego Moreno and Charles Watkins
The South Oxfordshire Project: perceptions of landscape, settlement and society,. 500–1650 pp. 83-98: Stephen Mileson
Reviews pp. 99-124: Della Hooke, Angus Winchester, Mark Gardiner, Martyn Barber, Andrew Fleming, Anthony Robinson, Anna Walas, Margaret Faull, Richard Coates, Andrew Rogerson, David Stephenson, Bob Silvester, James Bond, Christopher Dyer, Paul Stamper, Simon Draper, Roger Thomas, David Hey, Paul Everson, Ian Whyte and Brian Rich
Notes on Contributors pp. 125-128: The Editors

Landscape History pp. 1-4: The Editors
From tref(gordd) to tithe: identifying settlement patterns in a north Pembrokeshire parish pp. 29-44: Rhiannon Comeau
Water management in the Fens before the introduction of pumps pp. 45-68: Michael Chisholm
William Andrews Nesfield and the origins of the landscape architect pp. 69-86: Nina Antonetti
Crafting Clumber: the Dukes of Newcastle and the Nottinghamshire landscape pp. 87-102: Richard Gaunt
REVIEWS pp. 103-118: Neil Christie, Della Hooke, Alex Gibson, Ian Whyte, Mark Bowden, Bob Silvester, Alan Dyer, John Hunt, Simon Draper, Robert Liddiard, Paul Stamper and Rose Ferraby
Notes on Contributors pp. 119-123: The Editors

Curves turning into squares. Late Prehistoric landscape change and the changing morphology of ritual structures. Causality? An assessment of the evidence pp. 5-17: Bert Groenewoudt
The Landscape of Domesday Suffolk pp. 19-36: George Barlow
The earthworks at Benington Park, Hertfordshire: an exercise in dating an 'archaeological garden' pp. 37-55: Anne Rowe, Christopher Taylor and Tom Williamson
Topography and landscape history: the role of the Victoria County History pp. 57-65: John Beckett
REVIEWS pp. 67-86: David Harvey, Della Hooke, Della Hooke, Richard Thornton Smith, Niall Sharples, Nick Higham, Stephen Rippon, Andy Wigley, F. M. Chambers, Martyn Waller, John Collis, Simon Draper, Mark Gardiner, Madeleine Gray, Jon Berry, Jonathan Finch, Brian Rich, Mark Bowden, Della Hooke and Della Hooke

Living on the edge: making and moving iron from the 'outside' in Anglo-Saxon England pp. 5-23: Thomas Birch
APPENDIX: REFERENCES TO SMITHING IN EARLY PLACE-NAMES pp. 24-25: Della Hooke
The Crossing of Dartmoor pp. 27-45: Andrew Fleming
A hunting thicket in Roissy-en-France (France) pp. 47-58: Jean-Yves Dufour
The Croston Drainage Scheme: co-operation and conflict in the development of the south-west Lancashire Landscape pp. 59-77: John Virgoe
REVIEWS pp. 79-102: Andrew Fleming, Della Hooke, Christopher Dyer, Toby Driver, Graeme Barker, Tim Padley, Alasdair Whittle, Dominic Powlesland, David J. P. Mason, Andrew Rogerson, Richard Jones, David A. Hinton, James Bond, Joe Bettey, Stephen Rippon, Paul Stamper, Bob Silverter, Paul Everson, Anthony Ward, Ian Whyte, Della Hooke, Sue Wilson and Mark Riley

'A place there is where liquid honey drops like dew'. The landscape of Little Downham, Cambridgeshire, in the twelfth century? pp. 5-23: Christopher Taylor
Place, poetry and patronage: The Libellus Æthelwoldi verses to Little Downham and their context pp. 25-35: Catherine A.M. Clarke
Grainlands. The landscape of open fields in a European perspective pp. 37-70: Hans Renes
1. The Fields of Belton in Axholme pp. 71-72: Terry Fulton
2. The past in the present'-remnant open field patterns in England pp. 73-75: Della Hooke
REVIEWS pp. 77-89: Andrew Fleming, Paul Stamper, Della Hooke, Niall Finneran, Elizabeth Graham, Mark Gardiner, Paul Everson, Nick Higham, Ian Dormor, Deirdre O'Sullivan, Carenza Lewis and Della Hooke

The development of Anglo-Saxon rural settlement forms pp. 5-22: Helena Hamerow
Sustainable environments: common wood pastures in Norfolk pp. 23-36: Patsy Dallas
Hushes, delfs and river stonary: alternative methods of obtaining lime in the gritstone Pennines in the early modern period pp. 37-52: David Johnson
Land use and landownership: a recent history of parks in Hertfordshire pp. 53-72: Hugh Prince
REVIEWS pp. 73-92: Stephen Rippon, Brian Rich, Bruce Proudfoot, Alasdair Whittle, John Collis, Jodie Lewis, Paul Stamper, Bob Silvester, David Hey, Robert Liddiard, Bob Silvester, Simon Draper, Alan Dyer, Amanda Richardson, Charles Watkins, Frances Griffith, Della Hooke, Timothy Mowl, Christiana Payne and David Matless