original ) (raw )Burhs, burghal territories and 'proto-hundreds' in the English central Midlands in the early tenth century
Jeremy Haslam
-, 2019
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Burhs burghal territories and hundreds in the English central Midlands in the early tenth century Part II - paginated version
Jeremy Haslam
Landscape History, 2024
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Burhs, burghal territories and hundreds in the English central Midlands in the early tenth century. Part 2
Jeremy Haslam
Final draft for publication in Landscape History, 2025
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The Burghal Hidage and the West Saxon burhs: a reappraisal
Jeremy Haslam
Anglo-Saxon England, 45, 2017, 139-80
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The landscape of late Saxon burhs and the politics of urban foundation.’.pdf
Jeremy Haslam
Chapter in The Material Culture of the Built Environment in the Anglo-Saxon World, Ed. M. C Heyer and G. R Owen-Crocker, 2015
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The late Saxon burhs of Somerset -a review (pre-publication draft)
Jeremy Haslam
chapter 8 in G R Owen-Crocker and S D Thompson (eds.), Towns and Topography: Essays in Memory of David H. Hill (Oxford: Oxbow), 46-67., 2014
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Chronicles, Treaties and Burhs: the Burghal Hidage and the Mercian Register. Part 1 S3 Wessex Resurgent 879-886
Tony Sharp
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'The Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms and the Beginnings of the Old English State', in Der fruhmittelalterliche Staat, ed. W. Pohl and V. Wieser (Vienna 2008), 73-88
Barbara Yorke
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Territory Formation in Anglo-Saxon England: Names, Places and Districts
Stuart Brookes
2019
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The territorial and strategic context of Stamford, Lincolnshire, in the early tenth century
Jeremy Haslam
Journal of Historical Geography 58, 2017, 23-38
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Chronicles, Treaties and Burhs; the Burghal Hidage and the Mercian Register. Part 1 S1 Preface and Introduction
Tony Sharp
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'West Saxon fortification in the Ninth Century. The Perspective from Written Sources', in Landscapes of Defence in Early Medieval Europe, ed. John Baker, Stuart Brookes and Andrew Reynolds (Tournhout: Brepols 2013) pp. 237-58
Barbara Yorke
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The Birth of a Borough: an archaeological study of Anglo-Saxon Stafford. By Carver Martin. 287mm. Pp xiv+176, 116 figs, 4 col. Woodbridge: Boydell, 2010. isbn 9780851156231. £60 (hbk)
Martin Carver
The Antiquaries Journal, 2013
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Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Bedfordshire AD400-1550
Matt Edgeworth
Oake, M. et al. Bedfordshire Archaeology, Research and Archaeology: Resource Assessment, Research Agenda and Strategy. Bedfordshire Archaeology Monograph, 2007
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Birth of a Nation: Anglo-Saxon Origins of Britain
Melvyn Dresner
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The Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of Southern Britain AD 450-650: Beneath the Tribal Hidage
Sue Harrington
2014
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Chronicles, Treaties and Burhs; the Burghal Hidage and the Mercian Register. Part 1 S4 The Burghal Hidage
Tony Sharp
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On the territorial organisation of early medieval Hampshire
Stuart Brookes
Land of the English Kin Studies of Wessex and Anglo-Saxon England in Honour of Barbara Yorke, 2020
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Hoggett R with Davies, G. 2021. Middle to Late Anglo-Saxon Resource Assessment, in East of England Research Framework, https://researchframeworks.org/
Gareth Davies
https://researchframeworks.org/eoe/resource-assessments/middle-and-late-anglo-saxon/
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The location of the burh of haestingeceastre of the Burghal Hidage (pre-publication draft)
Jeremy Haslam
Sussex Archaeological Collections, 2021
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What were they thinking? Intellectual territories in Anglo-Saxon England in Helena Hamerow, David A Hinton and Sally Crawford (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Anglo-Saxon Archaeology (Oxford University Press, 2011): 914-947
Martin Carver
2011
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The late Saxon town defences at Green Street, Northampton: a review of the evidence and a radiocarbon date
Andy Chapman
Northamptonshire Archaeology, 2021
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Planning in late Saxon Worcester
Jeremy Haslam
Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 19, 153-72., 2014
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The two anglo-Saxon burhs at Oxford
Jeremy Haslam
Oxoniensia 75, 2010, 2010
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Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Post-Medieval (Urban
Dr Brian Ayers
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The Norman Conquest and its impact on late Anglo-Saxon towns
Letty ten Harkel
In D.M. Hadley and C. Dyer (eds), The Archaeology of the 11th Century: continuities and transformations (SMA Monograph 38), pp. 14-29
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Open fields and village planning during the late Saxon period: a Carleton and a Carlton in West Yorkshire
Stuart Wrathmell
Medieval Settlement Research, 2017
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BURGH: IRON AGE AND ROMAN ENCLOSURE
Edward Martin
East Anglian Archaeology 40, 1988
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Chronicles, Treaties and Burhs; the Burghal Hidage and the Mercian Register. Part 1 S10 Alfred’s Last War and the role of the Burhs 892 - 896
Tony Sharp
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III The Early Medieval Shires of Yeavering, Breamish and Bamburgh
Colm O'Brien
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Urban-Rural Connections in Domesday Book and Late Anglo-Saxon Royal Administration - proof
Jeremy Haslam
British Archaeological Reports - British Series 571, 2012
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A SAXON AND EARLY MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT AT
Gilbert Burleigh
Hertfordshire's Past, 1989
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Scale change – Kingstons and royal power in the middle Anglo-Saxon England, c. AD 650–850, in Christensen, L.E., Lemm, T., and A. Pedersen (eds.) Husebyer – status quo, open questions and perspectives. (Copenhagen, 2016), 107–20
Stuart Brookes
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Contextualising re-conceptions: the Anglo-Saxon palace and Anglo-Norman castle in the royal vill of Farndon, Cheshire
Dr Rachel E . Swallow FSA
Archaeologia Cambrensis, vol. 221, 2022
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The Power of Place: Colonization of the Anglo-Saxon Landscape by Royal and Religious Ideologies
Sam Leggett
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