by Francis Pryor · Penguin UK · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780141040592
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«The Making of the British Landscape» is the historical and archaeological essay by Francis Pryor, published by Penguin UK in paperback (832 pages, in English).
Francis Pryor examines the British landscape as a record of human activity: from prehistoric fields and ancient roads to villages, towns, forests and islands. He explains how to read the traces of each era in the terrain, drawing on more than 250 maps and photographs.
Francis Pryor, former president of the Council for British Archaeology, has excavated Bronze Age farms and Iron Age villages.
For readers interested in British history, landscape archaeology and historical geography.
