3. RECONSTRUCTING EARLY MEDIEVAL FOLK TERRITORIES

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. List of Tables xii
5. List of Abbreviations xiii
6. Acknowledgements xiv
7. Glossary xv
8. Preface xvii
9. PART I: BACKGROUND
10. 1. INTRODUCTION 3
11. 2. TERRITORIALITY IN EARLY MEDIEVAL ENGLAND 43
12. 3. RECONSTRUCTING EARLY MEDIEVAL FOLK TERRITORIES 59
13. PART II: THE EARLY FOLK TERRITORIES
14. 4. FROM EARLY FOLK TERRITORY TO DOMESDAY VILLS: THE ROCHFORD PENINSULA 85
15. 5. IMMIGRATION AND INTEGRATION IN THE CENTRAL THAMESIDE DISTRICTS: THE FEN DISTRICT AND HAVERING 101
16. 6. THE PROVINCE OF THE MIDDLE SAXONS 129
17. 7. FRINGES OF THE KINGDOM: THE EASTERN COASTAL DISTRICTS AND THE LANDSCAPE CONTEXT OF ANGLO-SAXON COLONISATION 145
18. 8. A BRITISH DOMAIN: THE CENTRAL CLAYLANDS, PLACE-NAMES, EARLY MEDIEVAL TERRITORIAL IDENTITY AND THE -INGAS QUESTION 171
19. 9. ANOTHER BRITISH DOMAIN: THE NORTHERN CLAYLANDS 197
20. 10. AND ANOTHER BRITISH DOMAIN: THE WESTERN DISTRICTS, AND ROMANO-BRITISH ANTECEDENTS OF EARLY MEDIEVAL CENTRAL PLACES 205
21. 11. BEYOND THE NORTHERN FRONTIER 227
22. PART III: DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS
23. 12. AGRICULTURE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 241
24. 13. CONCLUSIONS 277
25. Appendix 1: DOMESDAY POPULATION DENSITIES ACROSS THE ‘ROCHFORD PENINSULA’ EARLY FOLK TERRITORY 295
26. Appendix 2: SITES USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF ANIMAL BONE ASSEMBLAGES 298
27. Appendix 3: SITES USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF CHARRED CEREAL ASSEMBLAGES 309
28. Bibliography 315
29. Index 369