ROGER LEECH, President of the Society for Post Medieval Archaeology from 1999-2002, was formerly Head of Archaeology for the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England and is now Visiting Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Southampton.

[An] excellent and stimulating set of papers. A fine volume, one of the best and most enjoyable sets of papers I have read for some time.

• Preface - Kate Giles and Jonathan FinchIntroduction: Archaeological Perspectives on Estate Landscapes - Tom WilliamsonPallas, Flora and Ceres: Landscape Priorities and Improvement on the Castle Howard Estate - Jonathan FinchVaynor: A Landscape and its Buildings in the Severn Valley - Robert Silvester / Reviews Editor and Judith AlfreyFields, Property and Agricultural Innovation - Sam TurnerThe Cult of the Ruin: A Lesson of Spatial Transformation in Rural Ireland - Charles E. Orser'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - David Dawson'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - Oliver KentReflecting a Stance: Establishing a Position; Moving Beyond Description and Function in Designed Estate Landscapes? - Paul EversonThomas Jefferson's Landscape of Retirement - Barbara J. HeathMonuments and Memory in the Estate Landscape: Caste Howard and Sledmere - Harold C MytumEnglish Colonial Landscapes in the South-West of Ireland - Colin Breen'In What Manner Did They Devide The Land' The Early Colonial Estate Landscape of Nevis and St. Kitts - Roger Leech'Material Improvements' The Archaeology of Estate Landscapes in the British Leeward Islands, 1713-18381713-1838 - Dan Hicks

ROGER LEECH, President of the Society for Post Medieval Archaeology from 1999-2002, was formerly Head of Archaeology for the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England and is now Visiting Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Southampton.

[An] excellent and stimulating set of papers. A fine volume, one of the best and most enjoyable sets of papers I have read for some time.

• Preface - Kate Giles and Jonathan FinchIntroduction: Archaeological Perspectives on Estate Landscapes - Tom WilliamsonPallas, Flora and Ceres: Landscape Priorities and Improvement on the Castle Howard Estate - Jonathan FinchVaynor: A Landscape and its Buildings in the Severn Valley - Robert Silvester / Reviews Editor and Judith AlfreyFields, Property and Agricultural Innovation - Sam TurnerThe Cult of the Ruin: A Lesson of Spatial Transformation in Rural Ireland - Charles E. Orser'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - David Dawson'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - Oliver KentReflecting a Stance: Establishing a Position; Moving Beyond Description and Function in Designed Estate Landscapes? - Paul EversonThomas Jefferson's Landscape of Retirement - Barbara J. HeathMonuments and Memory in the Estate Landscape: Caste Howard and Sledmere - Harold C MytumEnglish Colonial Landscapes in the South-West of Ireland - Colin Breen'In What Manner Did They Devide The Land' The Early Colonial Estate Landscape of Nevis and St. Kitts - Roger Leech'Material Improvements' The Archaeology of Estate Landscapes in the British Leeward Islands, 1713-18381713-1838 - Dan Hicks

ROGER LEECH, President of the Society for Post Medieval Archaeology from 1999-2002, was formerly Head of Archaeology for the Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England and is now Visiting Professor in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Southampton.

[An] excellent and stimulating set of papers. A fine volume, one of the best and most enjoyable sets of papers I have read for some time.

• Preface - Kate Giles and Jonathan FinchIntroduction: Archaeological Perspectives on Estate Landscapes - Tom WilliamsonPallas, Flora and Ceres: Landscape Priorities and Improvement on the Castle Howard Estate - Jonathan FinchVaynor: A Landscape and its Buildings in the Severn Valley - Robert Silvester / Reviews Editor and Judith AlfreyFields, Property and Agricultural Innovation - Sam TurnerThe Cult of the Ruin: A Lesson of Spatial Transformation in Rural Ireland - Charles E. Orser'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - David Dawson'Animated Prospect' - An 18th century Kiln at 'the Pottery House in the Park', Dunster, Somerset - Oliver KentReflecting a Stance: Establishing a Position; Moving Beyond Description and Function in Designed Estate Landscapes? - Paul EversonThomas Jefferson's Landscape of Retirement - Barbara J. HeathMonuments and Memory in the Estate Landscape: Caste Howard and Sledmere - Harold C MytumEnglish Colonial Landscapes in the South-West of Ireland - Colin Breen'In What Manner Did They Devide The Land' The Early Colonial Estate Landscape of Nevis and St. Kitts - Roger Leech'Material Improvements' The Archaeology of Estate Landscapes in the British Leeward Islands, 1713-18381713-1838 - Dan Hicks