The Shaping of the English Landscape: An Atlas of Archaeology from the Bronze Age to Domesday Book

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Information
Introduction
	by Chris Gosden
Acknowledgements
How to read the maps and artworks in this Atlas
Contents
Chapter One: Understanding dataset structure
	Case studies
	PPG 16 Big Bang (I)
		with Victoria Donnelly
	PPG 16 Big Bang (II)
		with Victoria Donnelly
	Developer funding and archaeology
	Excavation
	Aerial prospection
	Monuments
	Individual find-spots
		after Robbins 2012; 2013; 2014
Chapter Two: The temporalities and agency of landscape
	Landscape character (I) - elevation
	Landscape character (II) - ruggedness
	Landscape character (III) - visibility
	Geology
		based upon British Geological Survey 2007
	Soils
		based upon Cranfield University 2015
	Changing coastlines
		based upon Sturt et al. 2013
	Climate (I)
		with Tyler Franconi
	Climate (II)
		with Tyler Franconi
	Riverine geographies (I)
		with Tyler Franconi
	Riverine geographies (II)
	Landscape character (IV) - wetness
	Highland / lowland Britain
		with Chris Gosden, after Fox 1932
	Regionality
		with Letty ten Harkel and Roger Glyde
Chapter Three: Landscape and settlement
	Settlement - Bronze Age
	Settlement - Iron Age
	Settlement - Roman
	Settlement - early medieval
	Enclosing space
		with Letty ten Harkel
	Hillforts and Oppida
	Ptolemy’s Geography
	Maps, hearsay, and memory
		with Zena Kamash
	Roman towns
	Early medieval towns
	The rise of the village
		with Letty ten Harkel
	Domesday Book
		with Letty ten Harkel
Chapter Four: Landscapes and foodways
	Field systems - Bronze Age
	Field systems - Iron Age/Roman
	Field systems (I) - the dataset
	Field systems (II) - orientation
	Field systems (III) - orientation cont.
	Field systems (IV)
	Soils and agriculture
	Assemblages and food (I)
		with Dan Stansbie
	Assemblages and food (II)
		with Dan Stansbie
	Stable isotopes and diet (I)
		with Sarah Mallet
	Stable isotopes and diet (II)
		with Sarah Mallet
Chapter Five: Landscape and belief
	Funerary evidence - Bronze Age
	Funerary evidence - Iron Age
	Funerary evidence - Roman
		with Tyler Franconi
	Funerary evidence - early medieval
		with Letty Ten Harkel
	Inhumation versus cremation
	Barrow relationships (I)
		with Anwen Cooper
	Barrow relationships (II)
		with Anwen Cooper
	Ritual sites - prehistoric
	Roman temples and churches
		with Zena Kamash
	Early medieval churches and temples
	Hoarding (I) - introduction
Chapter Six: Landscape, mobility, and defence
	Landscape accessibility (I)
		with Tyler Franconi
	Landscape accessibility (II)
		with Tyler Franconi
	Riverine and coastal transport
		with Tyler Franconi
	Prehistoric routeways
	Roman roads
	The Gough Map
	Roman roads in the early medieval period
	Fortification - prehistoric
	Fortification - Roman
	Fortification - early medieval
		with Letty Ten Harkel
	Routeways and fortification
Chapter Seven: Landscape and making things
	Mineral extraction sites
		with Zena Kamash
	Metal working - prehistoric
	Metal working - Roman
	Metal working - early medieval
		with Letty Ten Harkel
	Pottery manufacture - Roman
	Pottery manufacture - early medieval
	Tile works
	Lime kilns
	Salt production
		with Janice Kinory
	Woodland
		after Roberts & Wrathmell 2000
Chapter Eight: Landscape and material culture
	Hoarding (II) - landscape character
	Hoarding (III) - temporality
	Hoarding (IV) - structure
	Coinage - Iron Age
		with John Talbot
	Coinage - Roman
	Coinage - early medieval
	Find-spot deposition over time
	Weaponry - prehistoric
	Weaponry - Roman
	Weaponry - early medieval
	Personal decorative items
	Site prospection from find-spots (I)
		with Anwen Cooper
	Site prospection from find-spots (II)
		with Anwen Cooper
Chapter Nine: Data, art and cartography
	Data gathering
		Chris Green
	Data processing
		Chris Green
	Cartography
		Chris Green
	Non-cartographic visualisation
		Chris Green
	Art and archaeology (I)
		Miranda Creswell
	Art and archaeology (II)
		Miranda Creswell