Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200

Details

Instance of

version, edition or translation

Publication date

2000

Part of the series

BAR British Series

Author

Robert Liddiard

Main subject

castellology, landscape archaeology, history of Norfolk, England in the High Middle Ages, medieval archaeology, 11th century, 12th century

cites work

Castles from the Air, The castle and the landscape: annual lecture to the Society for Landscape Studies, May 1984, The 'proper study' of medieval archaeology: a case study, Excavations at Sulgrave, Northamptonshire, 1960-76: an interim report, The Military Interpretation of Castles, The motives and politics of the Bigod family, c.1066-1177, Excavations at Castle Acre Castle, Norfolk, 1972–77 Country House and Castle of the Norman Earls of Surrey, Excavations at Castle Acre Castle, Norfolk, 1975–1982 The Bridges, Lime Kilns, and Eastern Gatehouse, The Rapes of Sussex, Cultural realities and reappraisals in English castle-study, Mrs Ella Armitage, John Horace Round, G. T. Clark and Early Norman Castles, 'A garden in a desert place and a palace among the ruins': Lewes castle transformed, 1600-1850

publisher

Archaeopress

title

Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200