Table of Contents

The Landscape Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England: An Introduction - Nicholas J. Higham
Barriers to Knowledge: Coppicing and Landscape Usage in the Anglo-Saxon Economy - Cristopher Grocock
Landscape Change during the 'Long Eighth Century' in Southern England - Stephen Rippon
Population Ecology and Multiple Estate Formation: The Evidence from Eastern Kent - Stuart Brookes
Exploring black holes: Recent investigations in currently occupied rural settlements in Eastern England - Carenza Lewis
Medieval Field Systems and Settlement Nucleation: Common or Separate Origins - Susan Oosthuizen
The Environmental Contexts of Anglo-Saxon Settlement - Tom Williamson
Calendar Illustration in Anglo-Saxon England: Realities and Fictions of the Anglo-Saxon Landscape - Catherine E. Karkov
The Anglo-Saxon Plough: A Detail of the Wheels - David Hill
'In the Sweat of thy Brow Shalt thou eat Bread': Cereals and Cereal Production in the Anglo-Saxon Landscape - Debby Banham
The Early Christian Landscape of East Anglia - Richard Hoggett
The Landscape and Economy of the Anglo-Saxon Coast: New Archaeological Evidence - Peter Murphy

About the Author

CATHERINE E. KARKOV is Professor Emeritus of Art History, University of Leeds. Stephen Rippon is Professor of Landscape Archaeology at the University of Exeter, and current President of the Society for Medieval Archaeology.

Reviews

A significant landmark in its period.
*ANTIQUARIES JOURNAL*

There is much to stimulate and interest in the pages of these proceedings, for which the editors are to be warmly congratulated.
*MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY*

Many of these chapters are truly ambitious in their explanatory sweep.
*TLS*