Central places, archaeology and history
By: edited by Eric Grant.
Contributors: Grant, Eric G.
Publisher: Dept. of Archaeology and Prehistory, University of Sheffield; David Brown Book Co
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Sheffield
Language: eng
Number of pages: 122
Subjects: Excavations (Archaeology) -- Great Britain.; Central places -- Great Britain.; Great Britain -- Antiquities.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Errata slip inserted.
Table of contents: title: Central places in British Iron Age studies / Colin Haselgrove; title: Hill-forts, central places, and territories / Eric Grant; title: Catchment analysis and settlement hierarchy / Henry Gent and Clare Dean; title: Central place theory is dead / John Collis; title: Cirencester / Richard Reece; title: Central places in a decentralised Roman Britain / Martin Millett; title: Post-Roman central places in Somerset / Mick Aston; title: Territorial organisation in the Anglo-Saxon West Midlands / Della Hooke; title: Central place theory and the Middle Ages / David Austin; title: Changes in the central place system of Mid-Wales and the Middle Welsh borderland / C. Roy Lewis; title: What Christaller really said about central places / Malcolm Wagstaff.