List of works - Duncan Wright

'Middle Saxon' Settlement and Society: The Changing Rural Communities of Central and Eastern England ⬇️

doctoral thesis by Duncan Wright

An Early Upper Palaeolithic decorated bone tubular rod from Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

scholarly article by Duncan Wright et al published March 2014 in Antiquity

Burwell Castle, Cambridgeshire: Geophysical and Topographical Survey Report ⬇️

report published in 2014

Castle Carlton, Lincolnshire: the origins and evolution of a castle and medieval new town ⬇️

article published in 2015

Castles, Siegeworks and Settlements: Surveying the Archaeology of the Twelfth Century ⬇️

book published in 2017

Crafters of Kingship: Smiths, Elite Power, and Gender in Early Medieval Europe

scientific article published on 3 July 2019

Decoding an elite landscape: power and patronage at Hailles, Gloucestershire

article published in 2013

Early Medieval Settlement and Social Power: The Middle Anglo-Saxon ‘Home Farm’

article published in 2015

Elite power in the landscapes of early medieval Europe

Environment, Society and Landscape in Early Medieval England: Time and Topography, byTom Williamson,2013.Woodbridge:Boydell Press; ISBN978-184383737-4 hardback £45; vii + 280 pp., 41 figs

article

Exploring Ceremony: The Archaeology of a Men's Meeting House (‘Kod’) on Mabuyag, Western Torres Strait

scientific article published on 25 October 2016

Fieldwork in conflict landscapes: surveying the archaeology of 'the Anarchy'

article published in 2015

Graeme Barker (ed.). Rainforest foraging and farming in Island Southeast Asia. (The archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak 1). xx+410 pages, 279 colour and b&w illustrations, 60 tables. 2013. Cambridge: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research;

article

Laughton en le Morthen, South Yorkshire: Evolution of a Medieval Magnate Core ⬇️

Power, conflict and ritual on the fen-edge: the Anarchy-period castle at Burwell, Cambridgeshire, and its pre-Conquest landscape

scientific article published on 2 January 2016

Reclaiming space at Red Hill Camp: Community archaeology with urban indigenous groups

scientific article published on 11 February 2019

Rethinking early medieval 'productive sites': wealth, trade, and tradition at Little Carlton, East Lindsey ⬇️

article published in 2021

Shaping Rural Settlements: The Early Medieval Legacy to the English Village

scientific article published in November 2015

Tasting Misery Among Snakes: The Situation of Smiths in Anglo-Saxon Settlements

scientific article published on 20 December 2010

The Anarchy: War and Status in 12th-Century Landscapes of Conflict

book published in 2017

The Ringwork at Cam’s Hill, near Malmesbury: Archaeological Investigation and Landscape Assessment

article published in 2015

The archaeology of anarchy: investigating England's first civil war

article published in 2016

The elite landscape of Sudeley Castle: an archaeo-topographical survey

article

List of works by Duncan Wright

'Middle Saxon' Settlement and Society: The Changing Rural Communities of Central and Eastern England ⬇️

An Early Upper Palaeolithic decorated bone tubular rod from Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

Burwell Castle, Cambridgeshire: Geophysical and Topographical Survey Report ⬇️

Castle Carlton, Lincolnshire: the origins and evolution of a castle and medieval new town ⬇️

Castles, Siegeworks and Settlements: Surveying the Archaeology of the Twelfth Century ⬇️

Crafters of Kingship: Smiths, Elite Power, and Gender in Early Medieval Europe

Decoding an elite landscape: power and patronage at Hailles, Gloucestershire

Early Medieval Settlement and Social Power: The Middle Anglo-Saxon ‘Home Farm’

Elite power in the landscapes of early medieval Europe

Environment, Society and Landscape in Early Medieval England: Time and Topography, byTom Williamson,2013.Woodbridge:Boydell Press; ISBN978-184383737-4 hardback £45; vii + 280 pp., 41 figs

Exploring Ceremony: The Archaeology of a Men's Meeting House (‘Kod’) on Mabuyag, Western Torres Strait

Fieldwork in conflict landscapes: surveying the archaeology of 'the Anarchy'

Graeme Barker (ed.). Rainforest foraging and farming in Island Southeast Asia. (The archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak 1). xx+410 pages, 279 colour and b&w illustrations, 60 tables. 2013. Cambridge: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research;

Laughton en le Morthen, South Yorkshire: Evolution of a Medieval Magnate Core ⬇️

Power, conflict and ritual on the fen-edge: the Anarchy-period castle at Burwell, Cambridgeshire, and its pre-Conquest landscape

Reclaiming space at Red Hill Camp: Community archaeology with urban indigenous groups

Rethinking early medieval 'productive sites': wealth, trade, and tradition at Little Carlton, East Lindsey ⬇️

Shaping Rural Settlements: The Early Medieval Legacy to the English Village

Tasting Misery Among Snakes: The Situation of Smiths in Anglo-Saxon Settlements

The Anarchy: War and Status in 12th-Century Landscapes of Conflict

The Ringwork at Cam’s Hill, near Malmesbury: Archaeological Investigation and Landscape Assessment

The archaeology of anarchy: investigating England's first civil war

The elite landscape of Sudeley Castle: an archaeo-topographical survey

The rock art of Madjedbebe (Malakunanja II)