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A woodland history of North Yorkshire : a multi-disciplinary study of post-glacial woodland history.

Thomas Duncan Gledhill

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In 2 vols; Maps in volume 2 relating to this thesis have not been filmed; please apply direct to the issuing university

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In 2 vols; Maps in volume 2 relating to this thesis have not been filmed; please apply direct to the issuing university

Key concepts: Woodland, Geography, Bog, Archaeology, Glacial period, Prehistory, Mesolithic, Period (music)

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