Tradition and transformation in Anglo-Saxon England : archaeology, common rights and landscape
Oosthuizen, Susan2013
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Current explanations for the origins of common rights in Anglo-Saxon England are generally based on the premise that older forms of social organisation did not survive on any scale into the post-Roman period. Common pastures are thought to have originated during the fifth and sixth centuries, and open fields are believed to have first appeared around the mid-ninth century. The argument presented here suggests a new paradigm.
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London : Bloomsbury Academic, 2013.
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176 pages ; 22 cm.
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9781472507273 (hbk)
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333.20942
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English
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788240
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