1st Edition
The Archaeology of the 11th Century Continuities and Transformations
1 Introduction
D M Hadley and C C Dyer
2 The Norman Conquest and its impact on late Anglo-Saxon towns
Letty ten Harkel
3 The Norman Conquest and its influences on urban landscapes
Keith D Lilley
4 Conquest, colonisation and the countryside: archaeology and the mid-11th- to mid-12th-century rural landscape
Oliver Creighton and Stephen Rippon
5 Manorial farmsteads and the expression of lordship before and after the Norman Conquest
Mark Gardiner
6 Anglo-Saxon towers of lordship and the origins of the castle in England
Michael G Shapland
7 Scars on the townscape: urban castles in Saxo-Norman England
Michael Fradley
8 Seeking ‘Norman burials’, evidence for continuity and change in funerary practice following the Norman Conquest
Elizabeth Craig-Atkins
9 Charity and conquest: leprosaria in early Norman England
Simon Roffey
10 Archaeology and archiepiscopal reform. Greater churches in York diocese in the 11th century
Paul Everson and David Stocker
11 Rewriting the narrative: regional dimensions of the Norman Conquest
Aleksandra McClain
12 The Bayeux Tapestry: window to a world of continuity and change
Michael Lewis
13 Cuisine and conquest: interdisciplinary perspectives on food, continuity and change in 11th-century England and beyond
Ben Jervis, Fiona Whelan and Alexandra Livarda
14 Tradition and innovation: lead-alloy brooches and urban identities in the 11th century
Rosie Weetch
15 History, archaeology and the Norman Conquest
Hugh M Thomas
Biography
Dawn M Hadley is Head of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Sheffield, UK.
Christopher Dyer is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Leicester, UK.
