Description
Product Overview
This book, ‘The History, Ecology and Archaeology of Medieval Parks and Parklands: No. 6’, offers an in-depth exploration of medieval landscapes in Great Britain. Published by Wildtrack Publishing Limited in September 2007, it spans 118 pages in English, with ISBN-10 1904098037 and ISBN-13 978-1904098034. Weighing 505 grams, it combines rigorous research with accessible writing, making it a valuable addition to any history or archaeology collection. The content delves into the development, management, and cultural impact of medieval parks, providing readers with a thorough understanding of their ecological and historical contexts.

Usage
Ideal for historians, archaeologists, students, and enthusiasts of European medieval history, this book is perfect for academic research, library references, or personal interest. It serves as a key resource for understanding landscape evolution and can be used in university courses, museum exhibitions, or heritage projects. The detailed analysis supports professionals in fieldwork and scholarly writing, while the clear language appeals to general readers exploring Britain’s past.
Why Choose Us
Wildtrack Publishing is renowned for high-quality academic works, and this book stands out due to its comprehensive coverage and authoritative sources. It bridges gaps in medieval studies by integrating history, ecology, and archaeology, offering unique insights not found in generic texts. The publication maintains strict editorial standards, ensuring accuracy and reliability, making it a trusted choice for educational and professional use.
Key Features
- Comprehensive analysis of medieval park development and ecological impacts
- Detailed archaeological findings and historical context for Great Britain
- Authored by experts and published by Wildtrack Publishing for credibility
- Accessible language suitable for both academics and general readers
- Includes ISBN identifiers and publication details for easy reference
FAQ
What topics does this book cover?
It covers the history, ecology, and archaeology of medieval parks and parklands in Great Britain, including their design, usage, and cultural significance.
Is this book suitable for beginners in medieval history?
Yes, the book is written in clear English and provides foundational knowledge, making it accessible to students and enthusiasts while still valuable for experts.
Who published this book and when?
It was published by Wildtrack Publishing Limited in September 2007, ensuring it is based on up-to-date research at the time of release.
How many pages does it have?
The book contains 118 pages, offering a concise yet thorough examination of the subject matter.
Can I use this for academic citations?
Absolutely, it includes ISBN numbers and is from a reputable publisher, making it a reliable source for academic papers and references.




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