Environment and Agriculture of Early Winchester

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Dedication
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PRINCIPAL CONTRIBUTORS
Staff and Volunteers of the Winchester Research Unit
GENERAL EDITOR’S PREFACE
FOREWORD
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
LIST OF REFERENCES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PART I: INTRODUCTION AND ENVIRONMENT
1 INTRODUCTION by MARTIN BIDDLE and JANE M. RENFREW with contributions by FRANCIS J. GREEN and PATRICK OTTAWAY
2 THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF  THE WINCHESTER REGION by JANE M. RENFREW and PATRICK OTTAWAY
PART IITHE WRITTEN EVIDENCE
ÆLFRIC’S NOMINA HERBARUM AND THE PLANT REMAINS FROM ANGLO-SAXON WINCHESTER by DEBBY BANHAM
	4 AGRICULTURE AND THE USE OF PLANTS IN MEDIEVAL WINCHESTER: THE DOCUMENTARY by DEREK J. KEENEEVIDENCE
5 GARDENS IN MEDIEVAL AND LATER WINCHESTER: THE CASTLE, WOLVESEY PALACE,  AND AND EASTGATE HOUSE
by BEATRICE CLAYRE and MARTIN BIDDLE
6 FIELD CROPS AND THEIR CULTIVATION  IN HAMPSHIRE, 1200–1350,  IN THE LIGHT OF DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE  by JAN Z. TITOW
PART IIITHE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE
7 POLLEN ANALYSIS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL DEPOSITS IN WINCHESTER by ERWIN ISENBERG and JANE M. RENFREW
8 THE IDENTIFICATION AND UTILIZATION OF WOOD IN EARLY WINCHESTER by SUZANNE KEENE
9  THE ROMAN PLANT REMAINS1 by PETER MURPHY
10 THE PLANT ECONOMY AND VEGETATION OF ANGLO-SAXON WINCHESTER by MICHAEL MONK
11 PLANT REMAINS AND AGRICULTURE IN NORMAN AND LATER MEDIEVAL WINCHESTER by FRANCIS J. GREEN
12 ROMAN AND POST-ROMAN MOSS FROM LOWER BROOK STREET by DORIAN WILLIAMS and JANE M. RENFREW
13INSECT FAUNA FROM LOWER BROOK STREET
by PETER J. OSBORNE
14 CONCLUSION
by PATRICK OTTAWAY
Concordance of Samples
INDEX I: GENERAL INDEX
INDEX 2: INSECTS AND PLANTS
WINCHESTER STUDIES
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