Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200
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Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200
Summary
Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200 is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200 authored Robert Liddiard[2].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's publisher is recorded as Archaeopress[4].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[5].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-84171-156-0[6].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's OCLC number is recorded as 46325010[7].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's publication date is recorded as +2000-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's Open Library ID is recorded as OL18918396M[9].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as castellology[10].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as landscape archaeology[11].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as history of Norfolk[12].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as England in the High Middle Ages[13].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as medieval archaeology[14].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as 11th century[15].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's main subject is recorded as 12th century[16].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's title is recorded as Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200[17].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as Castles from the Air[18].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as The castle and the landscape: annual lecture to the Society for Landscape Studies, May 1984[19].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as The 'proper study' of medieval archaeology: a case study[20].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Sulgrave, Northamptonshire, 1960-76: an interim report[21].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as The Military Interpretation of Castles[22].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as The motives and politics of the Bigod family, c.1066-1177[23].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Castle Acre Castle, Norfolk, 1972–77 Country House and Castle of the Norman Earls of Surrey[24].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as Excavations at Castle Acre Castle, Norfolk, 1975–1982 The Bridges, Lime Kilns, and Eastern Gatehouse[25].
- Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's cites work is recorded as The Rapes of Sussex[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200 authored Robert Liddiard[2]. Its publisher is recorded as Archaeopress[4].
Publication
Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's publication date is recorded as +2000-00-00T00:00:00Z[8]. Its part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[5].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include castellology[10], landscape archaeology[11], history of Norfolk[12], England in the High Middle Ages[13], medieval archaeology[14], and 11th century[15]. Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200's part of the series is recorded as BAR British Series[5].