Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War

Summary

Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War is a doctoral thesis^[1].

Key Facts

• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War authored a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — author (P50): Lila Rakoczy^[2].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's instance of is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's language of work or name is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — language of work or name (P407): English^[4].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War was released on 2007^[5].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's main subject is a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — main subject (P921): slighting^[6].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's main subject is a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — main subject (P921): castellology^[7].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's main subject is a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — main subject (P921): English Civil War^[8].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's main subject is a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — main subject (P921): post-medieval archaeology^[9].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's main subject is a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — main subject (P921): 17th century^[10].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's work available at URL is recorded as http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/11092/^[11].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+455'}^[12].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's title is recorded as Archaeology of destruction : a reinterpretation of castle slightings in the English Civil War^[13].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Castles and Landscapes: Power, Community and Fortification in Medieval England^[14].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Medieval Castles^[15].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Behind the Castle Gate: From Medieval to Renaissance^[16].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): The Castle in England and Wales: an Interpretative History^[17].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Castles in Context: Power, Symbolism, and Landscape, 1066 to 1500^[18].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): The Decline of the Castle^[19].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): The Rise of the Castle^[20].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Structural Symbolism in Medieval Castle Architecture^[21].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Scarborough and the Civil Wars 1642–1651^[22].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Early Artillery Fortifications in England and Wales: a preliminary survey and reappraisal^[23].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): An Archaeology of Capitalism^[24].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England^[25].
• Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's cites work is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — cites work (P2860): Excavation of a medieval building and a Civil War refortification at Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire^[26].

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Designation and Status

Archaeology of Destruction: a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War's instance of is recorded as a Reinterpretation of Castle Slightings in the English Civil War — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].