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Examples can be found , as at Little Waltham in Essex ( Drury 1978 , 134 ) ,
where actual enclosures are bisected by such roads . A particularly good
example has recently come to light at Yaxley in Suffolk ( Figure 1 ) . To the south
of the ...
Examples can be found , as at Little Waltham in Essex ( Drury 1978 , 134 ) ,
where actual enclosures are bisected by such roads . A particularly good
example has recently come to light at Yaxley in Suffolk ( Figure 1 ) . To the south
of the ...
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The most extensive example of this kind of layout so far noted lies in the Elmham
All Saints area of Suffolk ; here the system covers around 40 square kilometres .
More usual however is that shown on the Tithe Award Maps around the Pye ...
The most extensive example of this kind of layout so far noted lies in the Elmham
All Saints area of Suffolk ; here the system covers around 40 square kilometres .
More usual however is that shown on the Tithe Award Maps around the Pye ...
Page 70
... Domesday returns are prone to inconsistencies and that , for example ,
comparison of returns from different parts of the country would be invalid .
However , within a comparatively small area , procedural differences in the
original collation of ...
... Domesday returns are prone to inconsistencies and that , for example ,
comparison of returns from different parts of the country would be invalid .
However , within a comparatively small area , procedural differences in the
original collation of ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 4, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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