Baker, Alan R H

10 Articles, 2 Monographs
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A relatively neglected field form: the headland ridge
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Agricultural History Review, 21
Year: 1973
Dataset: BAA
Observations on the open fields: the present position of studies in British field systems
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Journal of Historical Geography, 5
Year: 1979
Dataset: BAA
[Progress in] historical geography
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Progress in Human Geography, 1
Year: 1977
Dataset: BAA
Settlement pattern evolution and catastrophe theory: a comment
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 4
Year: 1979
Dataset: BAA
Open Fields in Derbyshire: some reservation about recent arguments
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: The Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, 83
Year: 1963
Dataset: ABGBI
Open Fields and Partible Inheritance on a Kent Manor
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: English Historical Review, 17
Year: 1964
Dataset: ABGBI
Some fields and farms in medieval Kent
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Archæologia Cantiana, 80
Year: 1965
Dataset: ABGBI
Some evidence of a reduction in the acreage of cultivated lands in Sussex during the early fourteenth century
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Sussex Archaeological Collections, 104
Year: 1966
Dataset: ABGBI
Some terminological problems in the studies of British field systems
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Agricultural History Review, 17
Year: 1969
Dataset: ABGBI
Observations on the open fields: the present position of studies in British field systems
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan R H Baker
Source: Journal of Historical Geography, 5
Year: 1979
Dataset: ABGBI
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