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Medieval Archaeology is an annual peer-reviewed academic journal covering the archaeology of the medieval period, especially in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It was established in 1957 by the Society for Medieval Archaeology and is published on their behalf by Taylor & Francis. The editor-in-chief is Aleks McClain (University of York). Source: Wikipedia (en)
Editions published in Medieval Archaeology 200
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Aldingham Motte, Cumbria and its Environs in the Medieval Period
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‘A House that Thieves might Knock at’. Proceedings of the 2010 Stirling and 2011 Dundee Conferences on ‘The Tower as Lordly Residence’ and ‘The Tower and the Household’
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The Archaeology of the Peasant Land Market in Pre-Plague England c AD 1290–1350: A Way Forward
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Moated Sites and the Production of Authority in the Eastern Weald of England
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The Early Romanesque ‘Great West’ Towers of St Peter, Stambourne, Essex and St Nicholas, Leeds, Kent: ‘Clerical’ Towers for a Lay Lord?
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Fortified Settlements of the 9th and 10th Centuries AD in Central Europe: Structure, Function and Symbolism
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Fighting Yesterday's Battle: Beyond War or Status in Castle Studies
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Revisionism in Castle Studies: A Caution
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Pill Priory, 1996–1999: Recent Work at a Tironian House in Pembrokeshire
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The Chronology and Context of Pictish Relief Sculpture
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The Seigneurial Residence in Normandy, 1125–1225: an Anglo-Norman Tradition?
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A Medieval Fishery on Whittlesea Mere, Cambridgeshire
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The Packing of Medieval Floor-Tile Kilns
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Dendrochronology, Documents and the Timber Trade: New Evidence for the Building History of Stirling Castle, Scotland
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Medieval Britain and Ireland in 1997
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Notes and News
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Excavations at Caergwrle Castle, Clwyd, North Wales: 1988–1990
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Medieval Fishtraps in the Severn Estuary
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Excavations in Three Burgage Plots in the Medieval Town of Newport, Dyfed, 1991
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Excavations at Rattray, Aberdeenshire. A Scottish Deserted Burgh
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Cwrt Llechrhyd, Llanelwedd: An Unusual Moated Site in Central Powys
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Imported Grave Goods and the Early Anglo-Saxon Economy
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Medieval Timber and Earthwork Fortifications in Western Ireland
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Hierarchism in Conventual Crenellation
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Medieval Britain in 1980
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East Scandinavian Style I—A Review
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The Anglo-Saxon Village at Chalton, Hampshire: Second Interim Report
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The 9th-century Anglo-Saxon Horn-mount from Burghead, Morayshire, Scotland
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The Trelleborg House Reconsidered
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The Great Hall of the Bishop's Palace at Hereford
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Timber-framed Houses in the Vale of York
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Medieval Houses in Devon and Their Modernization
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