Trevor Rowley

Richard Trevor Rowley FSA (born 25 May 1942) is an English landscape historian and archaeologist known for his work on the Welsh Marches, Oxfordshire and the medieval landscape. He was a founder fellow of Kellogg College, Oxford (1990) and is now dean of degrees and emeritus fellow of Kellogg College. Provided by Wikipedia
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    An archaeological study of the Bayeux Tapestry : the landscapes, buildings and places /

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    The man behind the Bayeux Tapestry : Odo, William the Conqueror's half-brother /

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    Villages in the landscape /

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    The Normans

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    The high Middle Ages, 1200-1550 /

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    The English landscape in the twentieth century /

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    The Norman heritage, 1055-1200 /

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    The Welsh border : archaeology, history & landscape /
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    Deserted villages /

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    The landscape of the Welsh marches /

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