The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900
0 sources
The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900
Summary
The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 authored A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — author (P50): Michael Nevell[2].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's instance of is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[3].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 was published by A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — publisher (P123): Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council[4].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 was released on 1997[5].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's main subject is A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — main subject (P921): archaeology[6].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's main subject is A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — main subject (P921): Trafford[7].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+154'}[8].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's title is recorded as The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900[9].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Watch Hill, Bowden[10].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): The Arkwright Mills—Colquhoun's Census of 1788 and Archaeological Evidence[11].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): The prehistory of Merseyside[12].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Kersal Cell. A house of the lesser gentry in Salford[13].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Interpreting the landscape: Landscape Archaeology and Local History[14].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): The place-names of Cheshire. Part II[15].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): A History of Hale, Cheshire[16].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Danish settlement in Greater Manchester: the place-name evidence[17].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): The origins of Lancashire[18].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): The field archaeology of mottes in England and Wales: Eine kurze ubersicht[19].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Great Woolden Hall: excavations on a late prehistoric/Romano-British native site[20].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Tameside 1066-1700[21].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Tameside Before 1066[22].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Settlement and society in the Mersey Basin c. 2,000 B.C. to c. A.D. 400[23].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Tameside 1700-1930[24].
- The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900's cites work is recorded as A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — cites work (P2860): Mesolithic Sites on the Pennine Watershed[25].
Body
Authorship and Creation
The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 authored A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — author (P50): Michael Nevell[2]. It was published by A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — publisher (P123): Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council[4].
Publication
The Archaeology of Trafford: A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 was released on 1997[5].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — main subject (P921): archaeology[6] and A Study of the Origins of Community in North West England Before 1900 — main subject (P921): Trafford[7].