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Rivenhall church on the site of a Roman villa

Rivenhall church on the site of a Roman villa. Colchester – Roman and medieval layout. Waltham Abbey. Witham, Chipping Hill camp. Witham, the Wulvesford earthwork, ?the Saxon burh. Maldon burh and ditch. Pleshey. Pleshey castle motte. Hedingham castle. Saffron Walden.

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Rivenhall church on the site of a Roman villa

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  1. Rivenhall church on the site of a Roman villa

  2. Colchester – Roman and medieval layout

  3. Waltham Abbey

  4. Witham, Chipping Hill camp

  5. Witham, the Wulvesford earthwork, ?the Saxon burh

  6. Maldon burh and ditch

  7. Pleshey

  8. Pleshey castle motte

  9. Hedingham castle

  10. Saffron Walden

  11. Map of Chelmsford by John Walker 1591. Bishop of London’s manor at Bishops Hall Lane off Rectory Lane

  12. Braintree St Michael

  13. Rochford

  14. Billericay church

  15. Development of Witham

  16. Witham town plan analysed

  17. Brentwood in 1717

  18. Chelmsford market infill

  19. The Saffron Walden rows

  20. Bury St Edmunds rows

  21. Market infill buildings and rows

  22. Thaxted

  23. Clothworking processes from a French stain glass window

  24. Bocking mill – in origin a fulling mill

  25. Semi-detached pair of Wealden houses in Maldon High Street

  26. Excavations on the St Peter’s School site

  27. Early houses – aisled halls

  28. 9 East Street –in origin a commercial building

  29. Cavendish House and the White Hart

  30. 1 Church Street – a pair of shops built for rent

  31. Chronological distribution of urban tree-ring dates. The late medieval building cycle Coggeshall, 22 dated buildings

  32. Decline of wool exports and rise of cloth exports

  33. Map of 1575 rental

  34. Map of 1575 rental

  35. 17th/18th century infill on the north side of the ‘triangle’

  36. ‘Row’ buildings in West Street

  37. Different types of tenure at Coggeshall in 1575

  38. 21-23 East Street Bucks

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