Archaeology and Environment in a Changing East Yorkshire Landscape: The Foulness Valley c. 800 BC to c. AD 400: The Foulness Valley c. 800 BC to c. AD 400

The main aims of this study are: to examine the development of Iron Age and Roman landscape of the Foulness Valley, East Yorkshire (northern England), from around 800 BC to the end of the Roman period; to test the validity of the results arising from earlier work undertaken concerning the location and character of Iron Age and Roman settlement and industry in a context of the whole catchment of the Foulness Valley; and to place the Iron Age and Roman archaeology and environment of the Foulness Valley in the wider context of Britain and beyond. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication PREFACE Table of Contents LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABBREVIATIONS FIGURE CREDITS CHAPTER 1 Introduction CHAPTER 2 The environmental background CHAPTER 3 Archaeological Methods CHAPTER 4 The results of the aerial survey CHAPTER 5 The results of field walking CHAPTER 6 Archaeology in the wider landscape of the Foulness Valley CHAPTER 7 Archaeology and Environment in the Iron Age Foulness Valley - a discussion CHAPTER 8 Roman Archaeology and Environment in the Foulness Valley - a discussion CHAPTER 9 Conclusion REFERENCES APPENDIX