Articles
The origin and early development of the Medieval Settlement Research Group
Christopher Dyer
Open fields and village planning during the late Saxon period: a Carleton and a Carlton in West Yorkshire
Stuart Wrathmell
Wolmersty manor in Lincolnshire: from Domesday to demise
I.G. Simmons
Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset: an irregular agglomerated polyfocal settlement?
Barry Lane†
Further research on a predictive model of early medieval settlement location in South Wales: exploring the use of field-names as proxy data
Andy Seaman
Travelling through a river delta: a landscape-archaeological reconstruction of river development and long-distance connections in the Netherlands during the first millennium AD
Esther Jansma, Rowin J. van Lanen and Harm Jan Pierik
John Hurst Dissertation Prize
Symbols of initiative and power? Parish church foundation in rural settlements of the Saxo-Norman Danelaw
Norma Oldfield
Reports
The living and the dead at Wharram Percy: recent reanalysis of some human remains from the medieval settlement
Simon Mays
The deserted medieval settlement at (?)Barrow, Odcombe, Somerset: trial excavations in 2014
James Gerrard and Andrew Agate (with contributions by Berni Seddon, Kevin Hayward, Don O’Meara and Kevin Rielly)
Test pit excavation within Currently Occupied Rural Settlements: results of the English CORS project in 2016
Carenza Lewis
EMASS 2015: a brief report
Sarah Mallet, Victoria Sainsbury and Abigail Tompkins
The Rector’s Gift. Integrating church development and village landscape at Car Colston (Nottinghamshire) and elsewhere
Paul Everson and David Stocker
Living Standards and Material Culture in English Rural Households 1300–1600
Alice Forward and Ben Jervis
Feeding Anglo-Saxon England: the bioarchaeology of an agricultural revolution (‘FeedSax’)
Helena Hamerow
Book Reviews
Edited by Neil Christie
MSRG Bibliographies for 2015 and 2016
Compiled by Andy Ford