Archaeology Case Studies

Digimap Case Studies by Subject: Archaeology

	The abandoned agricultural land of North west Scotland: the potential contribution towards a sustainable future Author: Angus Leigh Date: 2016 Application Area: Soils and sustainability
	An analysis of the 19th century tithe maps as an aid to analysing the origins and development of the historic landscape Author: Rodney Lane Date: 2012–ongoing Application Area: Landscape Archaeology
	Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project Author: Dr Christopher Brooke Date: 2000–ongoing Application Area: Landscape Geography, Archaeology, History
	Travel and Communication in the Early Medieval Landscape of Wessex Author: Alexander James Langlands Date: 2001–ongoing Application Area: History and Landscape Archaeology
	A Persistence of Place: A Study of Continuity and Regionality in Roman to Early Medieval Settlement Patterns in Southern Roman Britain Author: Fiona Fleming Date: 2010–2013 Application Area: Archaeology
	The Stonehenge Riverside Project Author: Mark Dover, on behalf of the Universities of Bournemouth, Bristol, Manchester, Sheffield and UCL Date: 2002-2012 Application area: Archaeology
	Archaeological work at Isca: the Roman legionary fortress at Caerleon, South Wales Author: Dr Peter Guest Date: 2006–2012 Application Area: Archaeology, Landscape Archaeology, Roman Britain
	East is East and West is West, Class Division in the Sheffield Landscape Author: Peter Brown Date: 2012 Application Area: Historic Landscape Characterisation
	The Economic and Social Status of Romano-British Rural Villas in Southern England Author: Dr Jonathan Dicks Date: 2011 Application Area: Archaeology, Roman Britain
	Changing Beliefs: The Archaeology of the East Anglian Conversion Author: Dr Richard Hoggett Date: 2007 Application Areas: History and Archaeology
	Walmgate Stray, York - Landscape Investigation Author: Oliver Bullock Date: November 2006 Application Area: Landscape Archaeology; Local History Studies; Planning
	Neolithic Visual Environments on the Isle of Wight Author: Dr Kayt Armstrong Date: 2005 Application Area: Archaeology

Other titles in this category:

Bannaventa Roman Town, geophysical survey, funded by CLASP. Peter Masters, University of Cranfield
Re-appraisal of the Bronze Age barrow cemeteries of the South Dorset Ridgeway. Roy Nicholls, University of Bournemouth
Geophysical Survey of a Roman Villa at West Challow, Oxfordshire, with English Heritage. William Wintle, University of Oxford
Where Rivers Meet: Landscape, Ritual, Settlement and the Archaeology of River Gravels. Tim Evans, University of York

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