Tameside Before 1066
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Tameside Before 1066
Summary
Tameside Before 1066 is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Tameside Before 1066 authored Michael Nevell[2].
- Tameside Before 1066's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[3].
- Tameside Before 1066's part of the series is recorded as History and Archaeology of Tameside[4].
- Tameside Before 1066's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-871324-07-5[5].
- Tameside Before 1066's publication date is recorded as +1992-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
- Tameside Before 1066's Open Library ID is recorded as OL11448463W[7].
- Tameside Before 1066's Internet Archive ID is recorded as tamesidebefore100000neve[8].
- Tameside Before 1066's main subject is recorded as Tameside[9].
- Tameside Before 1066's main subject is recorded as archaeology[10].
- Tameside Before 1066's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+138'}[11].
- Tameside Before 1066's title is recorded as Tameside Before 1066[12].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Condate; Excavations at Castle, Northwich, 1983-86[13].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Great Woolden Hall: excavations on a late prehistoric/Romano-British native site[14].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as An aerial survey of southern Trafford and northern Cheshire[15].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as A Late Mesolithic and Early Bronze Age site at Piethorn Brook, Milnrow[16].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Danish settlement in Greater Manchester: the place-name evidence[17].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Arthill Heath Farm, Northern Cheshire; Trial Excavations on a Prehistoric Settlement 1987-8[18].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Wigan: the development of the town[19].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Buckton Castle - a survey of the evidence[20].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Mesolithic Sites on the Pennine Watershed[21].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Mid-holocene adaptations and later Mesolithic forest disturbance in Northern England[22].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Central Rossendale: The Evolution of an Upland Vegetation: I. The Clearance of Woodland[23].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Studies on Southern Pennine Peats: VI. A Radiocarbon-Dated Pollen Diagram from Featherbed Moss, Derbyshire[24].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as The Southern Pennine Mesolithic and the ecological record[25].
- Tameside Before 1066's cites work is recorded as Rural Settlement in Roman Britain[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Tameside Before 1066 authored Michael Nevell[2].
Publication
Tameside Before 1066's publication date is recorded as +1992-00-00T00:00:00Z[6]. Its part of the series is recorded as History and Archaeology of Tameside[4].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Tameside[9] and archaeology[10]. Tameside Before 1066's part of the series is recorded as History and Archaeology of Tameside[4].