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Raunds: The Origin and Growth of a Midland Village, AD 450-1500. Excavations in North Raunds, Northamptonshire 1977-87

edited by Michel Audouy and Andy Chapman

The excavations in Raunds between 1977 and 1987 formed part of the Raunds Area Project - a major programme of archaeological research into landscape development in Northamptonshire and the wider midland region of England. This volume presents the results of open area excavation in north Raunds, work of great significance in developing our understanding of the origins of the English village. The excavation focused in particular on the evolution of Furnells Manor, and examined the processes of village development from the early Saxon period through to the desertion of the outlying manorial centres at the end of the medieval period. Most significantly, it defined the formation of a village in a system of regular plots created by the mid tenth century, probably following the English reconquest and the creation of the Danelaw, as part of a widespread reorganisation and nucleation of settlement. The work began a transformation of medieval settlement studies. 168p, 130 illus, CD with illus (Oxbow Books 2008)

ISBN-13: 978-1-84217-337-4
ISBN-10: 1-84217-337-5
Hardback. Publishers price GB £28.00, Oxbow Price GB £9.95

Review Quotes

"It is a report of great significance which will repay study and careful thought."

Mark Gardiner
Landscape History 30.2 (2009)

"There is much of value in this report on buildings, pottery and other subjects."

Christopher Dyer
Journal of Medieval Archaeology, vol 53 (2009)

"This report goes some way towards adding to the extremely small body of available data particularly regarding earlier Saxon units."

Matilda Holmes
Journal and Annual Report of the Medieval Settlement Research Group, vol 23 (2008)


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