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FOREST REALMS: John Langton and Jeff Hilson, 21st March

• February 22, 2013 • 1 Comment

Posted in Uncategorized
Tags: assarts, environmental history, forests, forests and chases, historical geography, in the assarts, jack langton, jeff hilson, john langton, parasol unit, silviculture, wood

‘The landscape is riddled with failed promises / and premature returns’: industrial remains in Ted Hughes’ Remains of Elmet (1979) and Peter Riley’s Tracks and Mineshafts (1983)

• January 3, 2010 • 2 Comments

Posted in conference papers
Tags: archaeology, british countryside, british poetry, derbyshire, elmet, excavation, fay godwin, historical geography, industry, jack clemo, jeffrey radley, landscape, lead, mineshafts, mining, owen sheers, peter riley, piers hugill, poetry, post-industrial, quarry, ruins, ted hughes, theories of archaeology, w. h. auden, yorkshire

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