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Hilltop castles in a medieval landscape: Beeston and Buckton, Cheshire, England

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Hilltop castles in a medieval landscape: Beeston and Buckton, Cheshire, England (English)

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castellology

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medieval archaeology

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landscape archaeology

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England in the Middle Ages

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Rachel Swallow

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August 2018

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12

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https://www.academia.edu/36080472/2018_Cheshire_Hilltop_Castles_in_a_Medieval_Frontier_Landscape_in_Chateau_Gaillard_28_Castles_and_Landscape_Roscommon_Eire

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Château Gaillard. Etudes de castellologie médiévale

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28

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271-282

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36080472

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6634287529435433230

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Hilltop castles in a medieval landscape: Beeston and Buckton, Cheshire, England

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