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Documents relating to Landscapes in our area
 
The pages below show links to all documents that reference to Landscapes in this area
 
   Document Description    
  Alfred the Great and the Burghal Hideage AD914   
  Alfred the Great's fort in Hastings where was it ??   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Evidence for the Malfosse   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Senlac Hill where is it? and what does Senlac mean?   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ The Hoar Apple tree   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ The Norman route across the Channel   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Why the Hastings Area was important to Duke William   
  Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ The Coastline and Landscape   
  Landscape ‑ Archaeology   
  Landscape ‑ High Tide changes in the last 2000 years   
  Landscape ‑ The 1287AD Storm and its effect on the Kent and Sussex Coast   
  Landscape ‑ The Cliffs of East Sussex and Erosion 450‑2024AD   
  Landscape ‑ The East Sussex Coastline about 500AD   
  Landscape ‑ The Great Oak Forest of Andredsweald   
  Landscape ‑ The History of the Romney Marsh in maps (Pre‑Roman to Modern times)   
  Landscape ‑ The Legend of Tenterden Church and the Goodwin Sands   
  Landscape ‑ Was the sea level in Saxon times at Pevensey 4 to 5 metres higher ?   
  Landscape ‑ Was the sea level in Saxon times in the Wash 4 to 5 metres higher ?   
  Place names ‑ bury, burgh and borough what does they mean   
  Place names ‑ Hurst, what does it mean   
  Roman Fortifications   
  Roman Ironworking in the weald and why it declined   
  Roman Locations that have not been identified and roads that just terminate    
  The Cinque Ports and Southern England   
  Town Creep ‑ a Roman settlement ??   
 
  

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