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Early Fields and Medieval Furlongs: Excavations at Creake Road, Burnham Sutton, Norfolk

Sarah Percival
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Tom Williamson
Pages 1-17 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Tom Williamson. (2016) The Ancient Origins of Medieval Fields: A Reassessment. Archaeological Journal 173:2, pages 264-287.
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Adrian Chadwick. (2013) Some Fishy Things About Scales: Macro- and Micro-approaches to Later Prehistoric and Romano-British Field Systems. Landscapes 14:1, pages 13-32.
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DAVID PRATT, P. R. SCHOFIELD, HENRY FRENCH, PETER KIRBY, MARK FREEMAN, JULIAN GREAVES & HUGH PEMBERTON. (2008) Review of periodical literature published in 2006. The Economic History Review 61:1, pages 183-230.
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