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Patterns in the Landscape: Evaluating Characterisation of the Historic Landscape in the South Pennines
Nigel Smith
This study evaluates the methodologies used to prepare the national Rural Settlement Atlas, published by Roberts and Wrathmell in 2000, and the English Heritage sponsored Historic Landscape Characterisation exercises that have been undertaken at a countylevel since 1998. Both methodologies are morphological, based on deriving meaning from patterns in the landscape. The evaluation seeks to determine the extent to which they can offer an accurate portrayal of historic landscape character in the upland study area of the Upper Calder Valley in the South Pennines, an area that has received very little attention from landscape historians to date. The basic approach taken by the book is to apply both methodologies to the study area before comparing the resultswith those obtained by more traditional landscape history methodologies. The book prefaces this evaluation with a discussion and explanation of the origins and processes of both methodologies, reviews the criticisms previously made, and examines the commonalities exhibited. The basic commonality of using a morphological approach is critically discussed in detail. A new model is proposed that combines the evidence of historical process with the morphological attributes of settlement and fieldscapes.While this model is based on the South Pennine pays, the principles involved in its construction are intended to be applicable in other landscape areas.
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Front Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND TABLES
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SUMMARY
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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ABBREVIATIONS
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER 2. HISTORICAL PROCESSES IN PENNINE LANDSCAPES
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CHAPTER 3. MORPHOLOGY IN THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
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CHAPTER 4. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISATION
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CHAPTER 5. THE EVOLUTION OF SETTLEMENT: MORPHOLOGICAL APPROACHES
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CHAPTER 6. THE EVOLUTION OF SETTLEMENT: DOCUMENTARY APPROACHES
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CHAPTER 7. UPLAND SETTLEMENT: THE PROCESS OF DISPERSION
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CHAPTER 8. THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIELDSCAPE: MORPHOLOGICAL APPROACHES
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CHAPTER 9. THE EVOLUTION OF THE FIELDSCAPE: DOCUMENTARY APPROACHES
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CHAPTER 10. UPLAND ENCLOSURE: PROCESS AND MOTIVE
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CHAPTER 11. MODELS OF AGRARIAN STRUCTURES
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APPENDICES
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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INDEX
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Published: 2014
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407313207 (paperback)
- 9781407322872 (ebook)
BAR Number: B604