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Medieval Settlement Research Group Publications
Medieval Settlement Research Group Publications
The MSRG's journal, Medieval Settlement Research (MSR), is published each year in the autumn. The journal is an internationally recognised publication, containing peer-reviewed research papers, fieldwork reports and news, reviews and an annual bibliography. Although the Group's interests are concentrated on British and Irish medieval landscapes between the 5th and 16th centuries AD, it actively encourages wider chronological and pan-European perspectives. Medieval Settlement Research therefore welcomes papers on Britain, Ireland and Europe that help us to improve our understanding of medieval settlements and landscapes from the level of individual sites to the international scale.
AGRICULTURE AND SUBSISTENCE, DOMESTIC, TOWN, Medieval Settlement Research Group, Medieval Settlement Research Group - Periodicals., VILLAGE, TOWNSHIP, Archaeology, HOMESTEAD, HAMLET, SETTLEMENT
AGRICULTURE AND SUBSISTENCE, DOMESTIC, TOWN, Medieval Settlement Research Group, Medieval Settlement Research Group - Periodicals., VILLAGE, TOWNSHIP, Archaeology, HOMESTEAD, HAMLET, SETTLEMENT
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Citations provided by BIP!Popularity provided by BIP!The MSRG's journal, Medieval Settlement Research (MSR), is published each year in the autumn. The journal is an internationally recognised publication, containing peer-reviewed research papers, fieldwork reports and news, reviews and an annual bibliography. Although the Group's interests are concentrated on British and Irish medieval landscapes between the 5th and 16th centuries AD, it actively encourages wider chronological and pan-European perspectives. Medieval Settlement Research therefore welcomes papers on Britain, Ireland and Europe that help us to improve our understanding of medieval settlements and landscapes from the level of individual sites to the international scale.