IMC 2007: Sessions

Session 1011: Medieval Urban Archaeology in England Today

Organiser:	Roger M. Thomas, Characterisation Team, English Heritage, Swindon
Moderator/Chair:	Roger M. Thomas, Characterisation Team, English Heritage, Swindon
Paper 1011-a	The English Heritage Urban Survey Programme (Language: English) Roger M. Thomas, Characterisation Team, English Heritage, Swindon Index terms: Archaeology - General
Paper 1011-b	A Tale of Three Cities: New Light on Hereford, Worcester, and Shrewsbury (Language: English) Nigel Baker, Herefordshire Archaeology Index terms: Archaeology - General
Paper 1011-c	Unlikely Bedfellows? Commercial Archaeology and Research in Bristol and Cirencester (Language: English) Mark Collard, Cotswold Archaeology, Cirencester
Abstract	Today, there is probably more archaeological research taking place in the medieval towns and cities of England than at any time in the past. The extent of this work, and the academic value of its results, are however perhaps not as widely appreciated as they might be. This session aims to provide an overview of recent activities and their relevance for wider issues of medieval English urbanism.