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In 1953 the schoolboy Alan Garner rediscovered a wooden shovel originally found in the Alderley copper mines in 1875. In 1991 he presented it to the Manchester Museum in the University of Manchester: this - and the discovery of a hoard of over 500 Roman coins - inspired the creation of the Alderley Edge Landscape Project, a multi-disciplinary research programme of the Museum and the National Trust, who own of most of the Edge, that aimed to study the entire history of Alderley, from geology to entomology, mining to oral history. No other village has enjoyed such a comprehensive study of its…mehr
In 1953 the schoolboy Alan Garner rediscovered a wooden shovel originally found in the Alderley copper mines in 1875. In 1991 he presented it to the Manchester Museum in the University of Manchester: this - and the discovery of a hoard of over 500 Roman coins - inspired the creation of the Alderley Edge Landscape Project, a multi-disciplinary research programme of the Museum and the National Trust, who own of most of the Edge, that aimed to study the entire history of Alderley, from geology to entomology, mining to oral history. No other village has enjoyed such a comprehensive study of its story: the list of chapter-headings reads like a roll-call of everything you ever wanted to know about this or any place. The book concludes with Alan Garner's retelling of the famous legend of the sleeping king, setting a familiar tale told him by his grandfather in a whole other world of prehistoric ritual and sacrifice.
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Autorenporträt
A. J. N. W. Prag is Honorary Professor at the Manchester Museum and Professor Emeritus of Classics at the University of Manchester
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introductory 1. The background to the Alderley Edge Landscape Project - A. J. N. W. Prag 2. Approach to the Edge: a personal view - Alan Garner Part II. The bedrock of the Edge - geology and geography 3. The geological story of Alderley Edge - David B. Thompson and Simon Timberlake 4. Rocks, minerals and landforms: an overview - Simon Timberlake 5. The solid geology of Alderley Edge - David B. Thompson, Geoffrey Warrington, John E. Pollard and John R. Nudds 6. The minerals of the Edge - David I. Green, Richard S.W. Braithwaite, David B. Thompson and Geoffrey Warrington 7. Geomorphology: The evolution of the landscape - Richard H. Johnson and David B. Thompson Part III. Natural history - the flora and fauna 8. The natural history of Alderley: an introduction - A.J.N.W. Prag with Sean R. Edwards, Simon Timberlake and Laurence Cook 9. The vegetation of the Edge - Sean R. Edwards, Simon Timberlake and Jonathan Guest 10. The trees of Alderley Edge - Simon Timberlake and Sean R. Edwards 11. The birds of Alderley Edge - Jonathan Guest, M.V. Hounsome and Edward Stanley with John Adams, Alan Straw and Henry McGhie 12. Alderley Edge pondlife - Jonathan Guest and Jill Smethurst 13. The insects and other invertebrates of Alderley Edge - Dmitri V. Logunov and Roger L. H. Dennis Part IV. Human history - archaeology and underground 14. The archaeology of Alderley Edge - A. J. N. W. Prag and Simon Timberlake 15. Early mining: the evidence before 1598 - Simon Timberlake 16. Mining in the Alderley district: the documented period - Geoffrey Warrington 17. Working the mines at Alderley Edge: a contemporary perspective - Nigel Dibben 18. The quarries of Alderley Edge - Nigel Dibben (based on an original text by Simon Timberlake, Tom Burke and Clare Pye) Part V. Human history - overground: the social history 19. The history of Alderley Edge - Clare Pye 20. The Archive - Jean Wearne 21. Living memory: the people of the Edge - John L. Ecclestone 22. The graffiti on stone and wood - Carolanne King, Clare Pye, Nigel Dibben, Simon Timberlake and Alan Garner 23. Alderley Edge: the villas and the village - Matthew Hyde 24. The Stanley Estate - Matthew Hyde 25. Nether Alderley mill: a historical and architectural study - Mike Redfern 26. Crossing the Edge - Clare Pye with Simon Timberlake and Carolanne King 27. Round the ragged edge: recumbent rocks and standing stones - Jeremy Milln and John Adams 28. Alderley: the names of street, house and field - J. S. Adams Part VI. Looking back, looking forward 29. Close to the Edge - ensuring the future of the Edge for everyone - Christopher Widger 30. By Seven Firs and Goldenstone: an account of the Legend of Alderley - Alan Garner 31. Envoi - A. J. N. W. Prag Appendices Glossaries References Index - Compiled by Simon Timberlake
Part I. Introductory 1. The background to the Alderley Edge Landscape Project - A. J. N. W. Prag 2. Approach to the Edge: a personal view - Alan Garner Part II. The bedrock of the Edge - geology and geography 3. The geological story of Alderley Edge - David B. Thompson and Simon Timberlake 4. Rocks, minerals and landforms: an overview - Simon Timberlake 5. The solid geology of Alderley Edge - David B. Thompson, Geoffrey Warrington, John E. Pollard and John R. Nudds 6. The minerals of the Edge - David I. Green, Richard S.W. Braithwaite, David B. Thompson and Geoffrey Warrington 7. Geomorphology: The evolution of the landscape - Richard H. Johnson and David B. Thompson Part III. Natural history - the flora and fauna 8. The natural history of Alderley: an introduction - A.J.N.W. Prag with Sean R. Edwards, Simon Timberlake and Laurence Cook 9. The vegetation of the Edge - Sean R. Edwards, Simon Timberlake and Jonathan Guest 10. The trees of Alderley Edge - Simon Timberlake and Sean R. Edwards 11. The birds of Alderley Edge - Jonathan Guest, M.V. Hounsome and Edward Stanley with John Adams, Alan Straw and Henry McGhie 12. Alderley Edge pondlife - Jonathan Guest and Jill Smethurst 13. The insects and other invertebrates of Alderley Edge - Dmitri V. Logunov and Roger L. H. Dennis Part IV. Human history - archaeology and underground 14. The archaeology of Alderley Edge - A. J. N. W. Prag and Simon Timberlake 15. Early mining: the evidence before 1598 - Simon Timberlake 16. Mining in the Alderley district: the documented period - Geoffrey Warrington 17. Working the mines at Alderley Edge: a contemporary perspective - Nigel Dibben 18. The quarries of Alderley Edge - Nigel Dibben (based on an original text by Simon Timberlake, Tom Burke and Clare Pye) Part V. Human history - overground: the social history 19. The history of Alderley Edge - Clare Pye 20. The Archive - Jean Wearne 21. Living memory: the people of the Edge - John L. Ecclestone 22. The graffiti on stone and wood - Carolanne King, Clare Pye, Nigel Dibben, Simon Timberlake and Alan Garner 23. Alderley Edge: the villas and the village - Matthew Hyde 24. The Stanley Estate - Matthew Hyde 25. Nether Alderley mill: a historical and architectural study - Mike Redfern 26. Crossing the Edge - Clare Pye with Simon Timberlake and Carolanne King 27. Round the ragged edge: recumbent rocks and standing stones - Jeremy Milln and John Adams 28. Alderley: the names of street, house and field - J. S. Adams Part VI. Looking back, looking forward 29. Close to the Edge - ensuring the future of the Edge for everyone - Christopher Widger 30. By Seven Firs and Goldenstone: an account of the Legend of Alderley - Alan Garner 31. Envoi - A. J. N. W. Prag Appendices Glossaries References Index - Compiled by Simon Timberlake
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