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DescriptionPlan mediaeval manor.jpg Plan of a fictional mediaeval manor
The mustard-colored areas are part of the——demesne, the hatched areas part of the glebe.
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Author William R. Shepherd, Historical Atlas, New York, "Henry Holt." And Company, 1923
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Author died in 1934
Other versions Derivative works of this file:  Medieval Open Field System.JPG

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377
1888
769
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The Demesne
The glebe (i.e. strips in the open fields held by, the parish church)
Later enclosures for farming and sheep-raising

129
1982
1207
133
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This plan of a manor is wholly conventional. It is intended to show: (1) the various features that
might be found in English manors (or vills) of the mediaeval period; (2) the more important changes
in the agricultural system which occurred in England from the fourteenth century onward. Many
of these manorial features, of course, appeared in similar domains on the continent.

600
1443
553
359
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Meadow

848
1318
172
122
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Pond

305
1515
298
251
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2154

Closes

790
607
29
840
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Road

808
1400
50
43
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Mill

675
1432
165
165
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Village

707
1217
90
108
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Parsonage Church

564
1274
140
108
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2154

Manor House

560
829
751
445
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Autumn Planting

819
402
514
531
1458
2154

Common Pastures

1156
1407
147
205
1458
2154

Marsh

1146
1257
176
154
1458
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Waste

129
535
614
1102
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2154

Spring Planting

151
172
657
521
1458
2154

Fallow

126
1063
176
316
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2154

Woodland

812
169
528
233
1458
2154

Woodland

119
162
201
341
1458
2154

Waste

661
915
338
72
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Road

377
1404
1052
32
1458
2154

Stream

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