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What Law Says That There Has to Be a Castle?

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What Law Says That There Has to Be a Castle? (English)

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Frodsham Castle

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medieval archaeology

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landscape archaeology

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publication date

January 2018

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21

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Archaeologies of Rules and Regulation: Between Text and Practice

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127-147

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