By H. C. Darby
ISBN-10: 0521080223
ISBN-13: 9780521080224
This variation has been significantly revised to take account of additional examine in this topic and place-name id. The remedy of records for boroughs has been introduced into line with the opposite volumes during this sequence, a couple of maps were altered, and a brief component of 'Vineyards' with one new map has been additional to the final bankruptcy.
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I • ';:. r' I• . . . . . . . · · . . ridl . : • . . . -� e . • • . e • . . -.. -. ,__J I 'iZ. ttll : . \, � . ,.. ,·/· , \ ·' '·-·/ Fig. S Lincolnshire: Domesday place-names. · Places with burgesses are indicated by initials: G, Grantham ; Li, Lincoln; Lo, Louth; S, Stamford ; T, Torksey. The boundary of alluvium and peat is shown; see Fig. 4. LINCOLNSHIRE heathland o n the limestone above and a stretch of damp clay lowland to the west. In Lindsey, a similar line of villages stretches northwards from Lincoln, and the parish territory of each village likewise includes both heathland and clayland.
Xix. Eleventh. Century, op. cit. p. xix. L I N C O L N S H I RE be explained, no general explanation of the occasional excess of teams seems to emerge from the Lincolnshire evidence. 2 In other places, the number of plough lands is exactly double that of the carucates; the figures are usually left to speak for themselves but occasionally the fact is explicitly stated. An entry for Minting and Little Minting (3 5 1 ) says that ' there are 7 carucates of land [assessed] to the geld, and 5 bovates and the fifth part of a bovate [assessed] to the geld.
It is, wrote Round, ' as absolutely certain that the Domesday caruca was composed of eight oxen as that our own sovereign is composed of twenty shillings',1 and his conclusion has been generally accepted by a succession of Domesday scholars. This view, it must be emphasised, does not con flict with the fact that the teams to be seen in the field may have varied in size. ' 3 Instead of saying, for instance, that 27 sokemen had 38 oxen at North Thoresby and Autby (Haverstoe), they said that ' 27 sokemen had 5 teams less 2 oxen' (342b).
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