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Navigating the interface between landscape history & deep topography;
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Thursday, 15 October 2020

Alternative political cartography: a more rational union

Most of this piece was written in 2017 (probably after another soul-destroying election result) but left in draft and I just came across it ...

Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Walking back through time: a landscape history of pathways

For a while now I have been contemplating researching a comprehensive landscape history of paths, or at least the pathways of Britain. Paths...

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

Gardens where we feel secure

Glass half-full, the Covid-19 restrictions on movement coinciding with the first burst of spring present an opportunity to inhabit the to...

Thursday, 6 June 2019

Brief thoughts on a PhD journey completed

Well its done. I've been awarded a Doctorate of Philosophy in Archaeology. My research has ranged over landscape archaeology, la...

Tuesday, 16 April 2019

The path to the monastery: monastic communication networks in the southern Welsh Marches

The Version of Record of this Author's Manuscript has been published and is available in Landscape History 2019 (40.1, pp 59-70) http:/...

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About this blog

Eddie Procter (Landscapism): I am a postdoctoral landscape researcher combining a day job as a public footpath officer with freelance landscape, rights of way and access management, and heritage research, writing and consultancy. My Landscapism blog covers a broad range of landscape-related subjects, navigating the interface between landscape history and deep topography, and I also contribute to other sites, publications and events. My areas of research interest increasingly coalesce around the past and present of paths, walking and public access in the landscape.

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