Shaping of the English Landscape: An Atlas of Archaeology from the Bronze Age to Domesday Book

Chris Green is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Archaeology within the University of Oxford. He worked on English Landscape and Identities throughout the lifespan of the project. Chris specialises in applications of Geographic Information Systems and data science in archaeology. He particularly enjoys making maps. ; Miranda Creswell is a visual artist based in Oxford. She is currently Artist in Residence at the School of Archaeology and previously worked within the team on English Landscape and Identities, documenting working methods and also creating the Recording England artworks presented in this book.

‘…the sheer breadth and depth of the evidence compiled and analysed in this volume – together with the skilful interleaving of original artwork – make this an essential and characterful atlas for anyone undertaking large-scale archaeological studies of England. The availability of a free digital edition is a welcome bonus’ – Mark McKerracher (2022): Medieval Settlement Research, Vol. 37

• Chapter One: Understanding dataset structure ; Chapter Two: The temporalities and agency of landscape ; Chapter Three: Landscape and settlement ; Chapter Four: Landscape and foodways ; Chapter Five: Landscape and belief ; Chapter Six: Landscape, mobility, and defence ; Chapter Seven: Landscape and making things ; Chapter Eight: Landscape and material culture ; Chapter Nine: Data, art, and cartography