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• DedicationThe Loggerheads: a note Roger H. WhiteList of figuresList of tablesList of contributorsA note relating to the maps in Chapters 5 and 8A note on referencingPreface: Roger H. White1. Borderline practices? Reassessing earlier prehistory in ShropshireDavid Mullin and Jodie Lewis2. In the line of duty: new approaches to the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age archaeologies of ShropshireAndy Wigley3. On the fringes or at the heart of things? Shropshire in the Roman eraRoger H. White4. A meeting of peoples: PAS metalwork, material, and documentary evidence for cultural exchange in Anglo-Saxon Shropshire and the Mercian West MidlandsMorn Capper5. Medieval towns in Shropshire, 901–1500Nigel Baker6. ‘Cemeteries everywhere enclosed, churches properly built and well furnished’. Parish churches in Shropshire’s changing religious landscape before 1200John Hunt7. From medieval to modern: a story of early industrialisation in ShropshirePaul Belford8. ‘The whole party of the King’s in this county being engaged, directly or indirectly, in this business’: Shropshire and the regional conflict in 1648Jonathan Worton9. The Grand Tour and the Shropshire Country House – a focus on collecting and architectural response in the long eighteenth centuryGareth Williams10. Celebrating the manuscript maps of ShropshireRobert Silvester11. The changing pattern of industrial historyBarrie Trinder12. The role of adult education in history and archaeology, 1945–2000Barrie Trinder13. What future for Shropshire’s past? Roger H. White14. EndwordTrevor Rowley

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• DedicationThe Loggerheads: a note Roger H. WhiteList of figuresList of tablesList of contributorsA note relating to the maps in Chapters 5 and 8A note on referencingPreface: Roger H. White1. Borderline practices? Reassessing earlier prehistory in ShropshireDavid Mullin and Jodie Lewis2. In the line of duty: new approaches to the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age archaeologies of ShropshireAndy Wigley3. On the fringes or at the heart of things? Shropshire in the Roman eraRoger H. White4. A meeting of peoples: PAS metalwork, material, and documentary evidence for cultural exchange in Anglo-Saxon Shropshire and the Mercian West MidlandsMorn Capper5. Medieval towns in Shropshire, 901–1500Nigel Baker6. ‘Cemeteries everywhere enclosed, churches properly built and well furnished’. Parish churches in Shropshire’s changing religious landscape before 1200John Hunt7. From medieval to modern: a story of early industrialisation in ShropshirePaul Belford8. ‘The whole party of the King’s in this county being engaged, directly or indirectly, in this business’: Shropshire and the regional conflict in 1648Jonathan Worton9. The Grand Tour and the Shropshire Country House – a focus on collecting and architectural response in the long eighteenth centuryGareth Williams10. Celebrating the manuscript maps of ShropshireRobert Silvester11. The changing pattern of industrial historyBarrie Trinder12. The role of adult education in history and archaeology, 1945–2000Barrie Trinder13. What future for Shropshire’s past? Roger H. White14. EndwordTrevor Rowley

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• DedicationThe Loggerheads: a note Roger H. WhiteList of figuresList of tablesList of contributorsA note relating to the maps in Chapters 5 and 8A note on referencingPreface: Roger H. White1. Borderline practices? Reassessing earlier prehistory in ShropshireDavid Mullin and Jodie Lewis2. In the line of duty: new approaches to the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age archaeologies of ShropshireAndy Wigley3. On the fringes or at the heart of things? Shropshire in the Roman eraRoger H. White4. A meeting of peoples: PAS metalwork, material, and documentary evidence for cultural exchange in Anglo-Saxon Shropshire and the Mercian West MidlandsMorn Capper5. Medieval towns in Shropshire, 901–1500Nigel Baker6. ‘Cemeteries everywhere enclosed, churches properly built and well furnished’. Parish churches in Shropshire’s changing religious landscape before 1200John Hunt7. From medieval to modern: a story of early industrialisation in ShropshirePaul Belford8. ‘The whole party of the King’s in this county being engaged, directly or indirectly, in this business’: Shropshire and the regional conflict in 1648Jonathan Worton9. The Grand Tour and the Shropshire Country House – a focus on collecting and architectural response in the long eighteenth centuryGareth Williams10. Celebrating the manuscript maps of ShropshireRobert Silvester11. The changing pattern of industrial historyBarrie Trinder12. The role of adult education in history and archaeology, 1945–2000Barrie Trinder13. What future for Shropshire’s past? Roger H. White14. EndwordTrevor Rowley