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The book considers various aspects of tree and woodland archaeology extending from the hedgerow / wood-pasture / wood [process] to final destination [product] and issues around the legacy of veteran trees and the evidence of past management and technologies that exist in the transformed products, some of which are still found today. It arose from the 2-day conference Investigating Tree Archaeology that was held in Sheffield, and from associated events and activities. The conference was organised by the South Yorkshire Biodiversity Research Group and the Landscape Conservation Forum with Sheffield Hallam University supported by Historic England.

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The volume is edited by Professor Ian Rotherham and Christine Handley. Professor Rotherham has written extensively on the ecology and history of ancient woodlands.He is a leading author on countryside environmental history. Individual chapters have been contributed by other leading experts in their fields including, Keith Alexander, Ian Dormor, Ted Green, Della Hooke, Melvyn Jones, Coralie Mills, and Helen Read.

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