Bodmin Moor: An Archaeological Survey
this volume represents the climax of a piece of landscape archaeological work which has and will hopefully continue to influence and inform how we study, interpret and present particularly complicated post-medieval landscapes. Landscapes, Vol 9, No. 2 (2008)Bodmin Moor is an upland landscape, heavily protected, farmed extensively and with an increasingly light touch, and enjoyed by many as a retreat from busier modern worlds. But it is also a place of industry and the home of busy agricultural communities. Well-preserved remains of streamworking, mining, quarrying, clay working, turf cutting and more intensive farming were subjected to archaeological survey and historical research as part of the wider-ranging survey partly covered in the first volume (on prehistoric and medieval landscapes).Supplementing the survey text are aerial photographs and detailed line drawings, mainly plans and elevations, but also reconstructions of sites and schematic representations of processes as well as large-scale maps of key areasPaperback 206pp158 illustrations including line drawings, colour and b&w photographs and 4 large scale mapsPUB DATE May 2008