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Offa's Dyke Reviewed
Frank Noble and M. Gelling-
Cover Page
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Copyright Page
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Contents
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Preface
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List of Maps
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List of Abbreviations of Frequently Quoted Sources
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Chapter 1. The Southern Border
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1.1 Sir Cyril Fox’s Survey
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1.2 The Lower Wye — From Beachley to Brockweir
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1.3 From Brockweir to Redbrook
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1.4 Along the Wye: Redbrook to Bolstone
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1.5 Abertaratur to Bridge Sollers: The Hereford problems
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1.6 Offa’s Dyke from the Wye to Rushock Hill
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Notes to Chapter 1
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Chapter 2. The Central Border
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2.1 From Rushock Hull to Selley
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2.2 The Short Dyke of the Central Border
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2.3 Offa’s Dyke across the Clun Forest Upland
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2.4 The Vale of Montgomery
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2.5 Along the Severn Valley
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Notes to Chapter 2
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Appendix
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Published: 1983
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407317243 (ebook)
- 9780860542100 (paperback)
BAR Number: B114