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100 1 Yates, David T.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
no2007073274
245 10 Land, Power and Prestige :|bBronze Age Field Systems in
Southern England.
264 1 Havertown :|bOxbow Books,|c2007.
300 1 online resource (518 pages)
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500 Chapter 13. symbolism and subtleties.
505 0 Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents;
LIST OF PLATES; LIST OF FIGURES; LIST OF TABLES;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABSTRACT; RÉSUMÉ; ZUSAMMENFASSUNG;
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION; 1.1 Living on the edge; 1.2
Southern England and the Atlantic economy; 1.3 The
political ascendancy of the Lowlands of Southern England;
1.4 Political economies and conspicuous production; 1.5
Prehistoric field systems in Southern England: a century
of research; 1.6 Research methodology; 1.7 Developer-
funding and landscape exploration; 1.8 Chronology; CHAPTER
2. THE RANGE OF EVIDENCE; 2.1 Introduction.
505 8 2.2 Field layout2.3 Boundary construction; 2.4 Stock
handling features; 2.5 Settlement evidence; 2.6 Special
deposits in field and settlement boundaries; 2.7
Environmental evidence; 2.8 Evidence of counter claims in
land ownership; CHAPTER 3. THE STRAITS OF DOVER AND THE
THAMES ESTUARY; 3.1 The search; 3.2 Emerging patterns in
the SE corner; 3.3 Social inequality; 3.4 Mucking to South
Hornchurch; 3.5 Contacts with afar; 3.6 Conclusion;
CHAPTER 4. THE LONDON BASIN; 4.1 Into the heart of things;
4.2 Rolling down the Lea; 4.3 Lambeth, Southwark and
Bermondsey; 4.4 The River Wandle floodplain.
505 8 4.5 The West of London gravel terraces4.6 Mind the gap;
CHAPTER 5. THE UPPER THAMES VALLEY; 5.1 Worlds apart; 5.2
The new frontier; 5.3 A polar reversal: the upper reaches
of the Thames in Gloucestershire and North Wiltshire; 5.4
Reflections on the Thames; CHAPTER 6. THE SUSSEX COAST,
DOWNLANDS AND WEALD; 6.1. Introduction; 6.2 The Weald; 6.3
The Sussex Coastal Plain; 6.4 The South Downs; CHAPTER 7.
THE SOLENT BASIN; 7.1 Solent Lowlands; 7.2 Southampton
Waters; 7.3 The New Forest; 7.4 Christchurch Harbour and
Hengistbury Head; 7.5 Poole Harbour: Corfe, Frome and
Piddle; 7.6 Dorchester.
505 8 7.7 Over the rim of the basin7.8 Basin reflections;
CHAPTER 8. THE WEST COUNTRY; 8.1 Introduction; 8.2 Devon-
off the Moors; 8.3 Cornwall; 8.4 St George's Channel
towards Bristol; CHAPTER 9. THE NORTH SEA COAST; 9.1 The
Eastern Seaboard; 9.2 The Lower Blackwater; 9.3 Inland
from the Blackwater Estuary; 9.4 Colchester, Clacton and
Tendring; 9.5 Orwell and Deben; 9.6 Lowestoft and Great
Yarmouth; 9.7 Land division north of the Wash to the
Scottish borders; 9.8 Changing times: the Early Iron Age
along the North Sea coast; CHAPTER 10. INTO THE FENS; 10.1
Fenland research; 10.2 Northern Fens.
505 8 10.3 The Welland10.4 The River Nene and Flag Fen Basin;
10.5 The Great Ouse; 10.6 River Cam; 10.7 River Snail-
River Lark; 10.8 Little Ouse River; CHAPTER 11. THE SEVERN
AND AVON VALES; 11.1 From Bredon to the Breiddin; 11.2 The
Severn Vale; 11.3 The Vale of Evesham and the Avon; 11.4
Gloucestershire north of the Chilterns; CHAPTER 12.
PATTERNS IN THE LAND; 12.1 Economic growth in the second
and early first millennium BC; 12.2 How representative are
these data?; 12.3 Where and when?; 12.4 Metal
concentrations and land divisions; 12.5 Farming
intensification?; 12.6 Social implications.
520 A major phase of economic expansion occurred in southern
England during the second and early first millennium BC,
accompanied by a fundamental shift in regional power and
wealth towards the eastern lowlands. This book offers a
synthesis of available data on Bronze Age lowland field
systems in England, including a gazetteer of sites. The
research demonstrates the importance of large-scale animal
husbandry in the mixed farming regimes as evidenced in the
design of the field systems which incorporate droveways,
stock proof fencing, watering holes, cow pens, sheep races
and gateways for stockhandl.
588 0 Print version record.
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Prestige : Bronze Age Field Systems in Southern England.
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