WebHampshire at the beginning of the twentieth century had boundaries largely established during the Anglo-Saxon period, reconstructable from the late eleventh-century … WebThe Maritime Archaeology Trust has been investigating the maritime archaeology of the Hamble River in Hampshire (UK) ... Medieval – 1066 to 1540 Post-Medieval – 1540 to 1901 Modern – 1901 to today. Click the links below to open site views and details (opens in …

Medieval Merchant

WebIn Hampshire it is clear that there were important towns at Southampton and at Winchester. The centre which gave the shire its name, Hamtun, was not on the site of the later … WebThe medieval hamlet and port of Hook occupied the southern shore of the inlet, situated some distance west of the present settlement. Even at its height the settlement was probably little more than a scatter of cottages and a chapel but its significance as a port is indicated by records of the conflict with France in 1345. microfiche hyosung

Hampshire - Medieval Abbeys and Monasteries

WebMedieval Sport Trio in Hampshire. Try your hand at a number of medieval sports during this archery, crossbow and axe throwing experience in the heart of Hampshire. … WebThis drawing was completed in 1806. The detail with which it records the road network is greater than in previous maps - testimony to the Ordnance Survey's urgency and military intent. The Roman road from Winchester to Old Sarum is marked running from the top left of the map, with smaller sections of the road shown in the Chilworth area. Web----- 1998b Medieval churches in Hampshire in old pictures 1700-1900: a selective survey, part VI (Priors Dean), News 30, 22-3----- 1999 Medieval churches in Hampshire in old … microfiche jobs