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The Effects of Anglo-Norman Lordship upon the Landscape of Post-Conquest Monmouthshire

doctoral thesis by Owain Connors

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The Effects of Anglo-Norman Lordship upon the Landscape of Post-Conquest Monmouthshire (English)

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medieval archaeology

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landscape archaeology

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Monmouthshire

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Wales in the Middle Ages

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author

Owain Connors

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1

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University of Exeter

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publication date

8 November 2013

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full work available at URL

https://ore.exeter.ac.uk/repository/handle/10871/14641

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