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ABSTRACT
‘Founders’ is an intermittent series of short, critical appreciations of scholars, researchers and others whose work and ideas, mainly in Britain, have made particularly sweeping, influential and foundational contributions to the development of historically- and archaeologically-informed landscape studies. This latest addition to the series concerns Christopher Taylor, whose death on 28th May 2021 was noted in the Landscapes editorial in issue 21.2.
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Notes
1 RCHM, established in 1908, became RCHM(E) c1980, and subsequently RCHME; but, for the sake of clarity, such niceties of nomenclature are ignored here in favour of RCHM throughout, the form in use when Chris joined the organisation in 1960. RCHM was amalgamated with English Heritage in 1998 (Sargent Citation2001).
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Notes on contributors
Paul Everson
Paul Everson is currently an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Keele. He an archaeologist and landscape historian who worked for many years in the Royal Commission on Historic Monuments of England.
Paul Stamper
Paul Stamper currently a Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for English Local History at the University of Leicester and director of the historic environment consultancy PSH, has worked on many aspects of the post-Roman English landscape with the Victoria County History and Historic England.
Tom Williamson
Tom Williamson is Professor of Landscape History at the University of East Anglia and has written widely on landscape archaeology, environmental history and the history of landscape design.
Graham Fairclough
Graham Fairclough has been co-Editor of Landscapes since 2012.