ABBREVIATIONS
- Addyman (1964) P. V. Addyman, ‘A dark-age settlement at Maxey, Northants.’, Med. Archaeol., VIII (1964), 20–73.
- Allerston (1970) P. Allerston, ‘English village development’, Trans. Inst. Brit. Geographers, LI (1970), 95–109.
- Beresford and Hurst (1971) M. W. Beresford and J. G. Hurst, Deserted Medieval Villages (London, 1971).
- Beresford and St. Joseph (1958) M. W. Beresford and J. K. S. St. Joseph, Medieval England: an Aerial Survey (Cambridge, 1958).
- Booth and Longstaffe (1889) J. Booth and W. H. Longstaffe, Halmote Prioratus Dunelmensis, A.D. 1296–1384 (Sur-tees Soc., LXXXII, 1889).
- Brown (1889, 1894) W. Brown, Cartularium Prioratus de Gyseburne, I–II (Surtees Soc., LXXXVI, 1889 and LXXXIX, 1894).
- Conzen (1968) M. R. G. Conzen, ‘The use of town plans’ in H. J. Dyos, The Study of Urban History (London, 1968), 113–30.
- Darby and Maxwell (1962) H. C. Darby and I. S. Maxwell, The Domesday Geography of Northern England Cambridge, 1962).
- Fraser (1955) C. M. Fraser, ‘Gillycorn and the customary of the convent of Durham’ Archaeol. Aeliana, 4 ser., XXXIII (1955), 35–60.
- Göransson (1959) S. Göransson, ‘Field and village on the island of Oland: a study of the genetic compound of an east Swedish rural landscape’, Geografiska Annaler, XL (1958), 101–158.
- Göransson (1961) S. Göransson, ‘Regular open-field pattern in England and Scandinavian Solskifte’, Geografiska Annaler, XLIII (1961), 80–104.
- Göransson (1969) S. Göransson, ‘Morphogenetic aspects of the agrarian landscape of Öland’ in Impact of Man on the Scandinavian Landscape during the Late Post-Glacial. Symposium on Öland 11–12 June 1968 (Oikos Supplementum, XII, 1969).
- Göransson (1971) S. Göransson, ‘Village planning patterns and territorial organisation’, Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis (Uppsala, 1971).
- Greenwell (1852) W. Greenwell, Boldon Buke (Surtees Soc., XXV, 1852).
- Greenwell (1857) W. Greenwell, Bishop Hatfield's Survey (Surtees Soc., XXXII, 1857).
- Greenwell (1872) W. Greenwell, Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis (Surtees Soc., LVIII, 1972).
- Hastrup (1964) F. Hastrup, Danske Landsbytyper (Aarhus, 1964).
- Homans (1960) G. C. Homans, English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century (New York, 1960).
- Jolliffe (1926) J. E. A. Jolliffe, ‘Northumbrian institutions’, Eng. Hist. Rev., XLI (1926), 1–42.
- Lapsley (1905) G. T. Lapsley, Victoria County History, Durham, 1 (London, 1905), 259–422.
- Roberts (1970a) B. K. Roberts, ‘Timeless villages from medieval England’, Geog. Mag., May, 1970, 586–607.
- Roberts (1970b) B. K. Roberts, ‘Rural settlement’ in J. C. Dewdney (ed.), Durham County and City with Teesside (British Assoc. for the Adv. of Sci., Durham, 1970), 233–50.
- Roberts (1971) B. K. Roberts, ‘The study of village plans’, The Local Historian, IX, no. 15 (1970. 233–241.
- Sheppard (1966) June Sheppard, ‘Pre-enclosure field and settlement patterns in an English township’, Geografiska Annaler, XLVIII, series B (1966), 59–77.
- Thorpe (1951) H. Thorpe, ‘The green villages of county Durham’, Trans. Inst. Brit. Geo graphers, XV (1949), 155–180.
- Thorpe (1961) H. Thorpe, ‘The green village as a distinctive form of settlement on the north European plain’, Bull. Société Belge d'Études Geographiques, XXX (1961), no. 1. 93–134.