ROMNEY MARSH The Debatable Ground. (Monograph Series No. 41).

Published by Oxford University Committee for Archaeology., Oxford, 1995

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4to. 8.25 x 11.5 inches. x + 174 + [2] pp. In green pictorial card wrappers. Slight creasing of front wrapper but otherwise a very good copy. Illustrated throughout by maps, graphs, drawings and black and white photographs. Decorated by Trust's device on title page. The second volume to reflect the work of The Romney Marsh Research Trust was founded as the Research Group in 1984 to bring together the work of archaeologists, historians and geographers. These thirteen papers cover a wide variety of Marsh topics, including field walking evidence for the development of settlement, the beach evolution of Denge Beach and Marsh, the course of the Rother, medieval houses, farming and salt-making, marsh drainage and maintenance of the Dymchurch Wall and a survey of Hope All Saints parish. KENT ROMNEY MARSH EAST KENT ROMNEY MARSH HISTORY ARCHAEOLOGY KENT.

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Title
ROMNEY MARSH The Debatable Ground. (Monograph Series No. 41).
Author
EDDISON, JILL, edited by.
Publisher
Oxford University Committee for Archaeology., Oxford
Publication year
1995

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