The first study of Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman canals and waterways, this collection of essays from economic historians, geographers, geomorphologists, archaeologists, and place-name scholars broadens our understanding of the economy, landscape, settlement patterns, and inter-regional contacts of medieval England.
The first study of Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman canals and waterways, this collection of essays from economic historians, geographers, geomorphologists, archaeologists, and place-name scholars broadens our understanding of the economy, landscape, settlement patterns, and inter-regional contacts of medieval England.
* Introduction * Part I: Waterways, Geography and Economy * 1: FIONA EDMONDS: Barrier or Unifying Feature? Defining the Nature of Early Medieval Water Transport in the North-West * 2: DELLA HOOKE: Uses of Waterways in Anglo-Saxon England * 3: ANN COLE: The Place-Name Evidence for Water Transport in Early Medieval England * 4: MARK GARDINER: Hythes, Small Ports and Other Landing Places in Later Medieval England * 5: JOHN LANGDON: The Efficiency of Inland Water Transport in Medieval England * Part II: Improved Waterways and Canals * 6: ED RHODES: Identifying Human Modification of River Channels * 7: JAMES BOND: Canal Construction in the Early Middle Ages: an Introductory Review * 8: STEPHEN RIPPON: Waterways and Water Transport on Reclaimed Coastal Marshlands: the Somerset Levels and Beyond * 9: CHARLES and NANCY HOLLINRAKE: The Water Roads of Somerset * 10: CHARLES and NANCY HOLLINRAKE: Glastonbury's Anglo-Saxon Canal and Dunstan's Dyke * 11: CHRISTOPHER K. CURRIE: Early Water Management on the Lower River Itchen in Hampshire * 12: JOHN BLAIR: Transport and Canal-Building on the Upper Thames, 1000-1300
* Introduction * Part I: Waterways, Geography and Economy * 1: FIONA EDMONDS: Barrier or Unifying Feature? Defining the Nature of Early Medieval Water Transport in the North-West * 2: DELLA HOOKE: Uses of Waterways in Anglo-Saxon England * 3: ANN COLE: The Place-Name Evidence for Water Transport in Early Medieval England * 4: MARK GARDINER: Hythes, Small Ports and Other Landing Places in Later Medieval England * 5: JOHN LANGDON: The Efficiency of Inland Water Transport in Medieval England * Part II: Improved Waterways and Canals * 6: ED RHODES: Identifying Human Modification of River Channels * 7: JAMES BOND: Canal Construction in the Early Middle Ages: an Introductory Review * 8: STEPHEN RIPPON: Waterways and Water Transport on Reclaimed Coastal Marshlands: the Somerset Levels and Beyond * 9: CHARLES and NANCY HOLLINRAKE: The Water Roads of Somerset * 10: CHARLES and NANCY HOLLINRAKE: Glastonbury's Anglo-Saxon Canal and Dunstan's Dyke * 11: CHRISTOPHER K. CURRIE: Early Water Management on the Lower River Itchen in Hampshire * 12: JOHN BLAIR: Transport and Canal-Building on the Upper Thames, 1000-1300
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