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Common terms and phrasesaisled archaeological bank barbican Barker and Higham bridge built Castle Acre Castle Neroche chamber chapel circular cistern clay cob building Conisbrough construction corner courtyard curtain wall ditch domestic buildings Dryslwyn early thirteenth century earth-and-timber earthwork east entrance evidence example excavations feature fifteenth century floor foundations fourteenth century garderobe gate gatehouse gatetower gateway Glamorgan Goltho ground Hadleigh hall hearth Hen Domen inner bailey inner ward keep kiln kitchen late twelfth later Llantrithyd lodgings Mayes and Butler medieval Metres Figure middle ages Monmouthshire motte motte-and-bailey mound mural towers Norman Okehampton original outer palisade Penmaen period phase Portchester possibly postern postholes rampart range rebuilding reconstruction rectangular remains revealed revetment Rigold ringwork roof Sandal Sandal Castle side solar stone structure suggested survived Sycharth thirteenth century Threave timber building tower-house town defences town wall twelfth century uncovered undertaken Wales Welsh whilst Popular passagesPage v - The aim of the books in the series is to present up-to-date surveys of the archaeological evidence for specific aspects of Britain in the Middle Ages. The core period to be covered in depth is from the Norman Conquest of 1066 to the Reformation, but there are no hard-and-fast chronological boundaries and examples are drawn from before and after the period where appropriate. The books are not narrowly site- or object-orientated, emphasising rather the social and economic aspects of the subjects in... Page v - ... research in the field. Although primarily devoted to knowledge gained from archaeological excavation and research, they also refer to written, cartographic, and pictorial evidence and are of interest to archaeologists and historians alike. Their style of presentation and their lavish illustrations also make them attractive to general readers interested in their medieval heritage. Each topic is covered by an expert in that field, whose depth and breadth of knowledge will throw new and exciting... Page v - ... emphasising rather the social and economic aspects of the subjects in question, and pursuing the most recent thoughts and research in the field. Although primarily devoted to knowledge gained from archaeological excavation and research, they also refer to written, cartographic, and pictorial evidence and are of interest to archaeologists and historians alike. Their style of presentation and their lavish illustrations also make them attractive to general readers interested in their medieval heritage.... References to this bookFrom other books
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