Landscapes (2001)

Volume 2 No.2

Edited by Richard Muir

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Date:	Autumn 2001
ISSN:	1466-2035
Details:	issue approx - PB, 128 pp; illus: 8 colour, 40 b/w

Articles

The Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak, 2001: The Consequences for the Rural Landscapes of Britain
Introduction Richard Muir
The effects on the rural communities of Cumbria - Angus Winchester
Landscape and livestock: a view from the prairie - Tom Williamson
The possible ecological consequences - Ian Simmons
Conservation and recreation - Robert White
Farming on the edge: landscape in crisis? - Clive Potter
Mapping the Past: O.G.S. Crawford and the Development of Landscape Studies Mark Bowden
The Landscape of Salisbury Plain, as Revealed by Aerial Photography Simon Crutchley
Unravelling a Wharfedale Landscape: A Case Study in Field Enhanced Aerial Survey Peter Horne and David Macleod
Cultural Landscapes in Colonial Siberia: Khanty Settlements of the Sacred, the Living and the Dead Peter D. Jordan
What Landscape Means to Me Mick Sharp

Review Article

Aids to Understanding Richard Muir

Reviews

Barry Cunliffe, The Danebury Environs Programme: The Prehistory of a Wessex Landscape, Volumes 1 and 2 Richard Bradley Robert Higham and Philip Barker, Hen Domen Montgomery: A Timber Castle on the English-Welsh Border - A Final Report Robert Liddiard Tom Williamson, The Origins of Hertfordshire Susan Oosthuizen