Post-medieval archaeology

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  Año 2005, Vol. 39, Número 2

  • Farmers and fields: developing a research agenda for post-medieval agrarian society and landscape

    Richard Newman

    págs. 205-214

    

  • Battlefields as cultural resources

    John Carman

    págs. 215-223

    

  • Warfare and defence: what next?

    Jonathan Coad

    págs. 224-232

    

  • An age of transition? Castles and the Scottish Highland estate in the 16th and 17th centuries

    Chris Dalglish

    págs. 243-266

    

  • Werra ware in Britain, Ireland and North America

    John G. Hurst, David Gaimster

    págs. 267-293

    

  • Eighteenth-century Copenhagen viewed from a refuse dump

    Lene Host-Madsen

    págs. 311-321

    

  • The Kenneth J. Barton collection of vernacular pottery

    David Dawson

    págs. 322-324

    

  • A zoomorphic horticultural urn from Gosport, Hampshire

    Christopher K. Currie

    págs. 325-327

    

  • Report of the Portable Antiquities Scheme

    Geoff Egan

    págs. 328-334

    

  • Post-Medieval fieldwork in Britain and Northern Ireland in 2004

    Michael Ponsford

    págs. 335-428

    

  • Post-Medieval periodic literature in Britain in 2004-5

    John R. Kenyon

    págs. 429-438