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The Saxon Land Charters of Wiltshire

G. B. Grundy
, M.A., D.Litt.
Pages 143-301 | Published online: 17 Jul 2014

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Simon Draper. (2002) Old English wīc and walh: Britons and Saxons in Post-Roman Wiltshire. Landscape History 24:1, pages 29-43.
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John Hinchliffe. (1986) An Early Medieval Settlement at Cowage Farm, Foxley, Near Malmesbury. Archaeological Journal 143:1, pages 240-259.
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L. V. Grinsell. (2011) Barrows in the Anglo-Saxon Land Charters. The Antiquaries Journal 71, pages 46-63.
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