Worths in a landscape context: Landscape History: Vol 24, No 1

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The specific nature of the meanings of place-name elements is increasingly being recognised as a source of information on the way in which Anglo-Saxons saw and exploited their surroundings. This note attempts to identify the original meaning of the common element ‘worth’ from locations where it was used.

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