Search Results - Yorkshire, England
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Family, faith and fortification: Yorkshire 1066-1250
Published 1993“…This thesis is an examination of the tenure and charitable donations of a number of interconnected noble families in post-Conquest Yorkshire. It begins with an introduction to the region; a social and political area of midland and northern England as opposed to a 'county' limited by set boundaries. …”
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Manor houses, churches and settlements: historical geographies of the Yorkshire Wolds before 1600
Published 2007“…The thesis examines conceptions and experiences of space in later medieval and early modern England with specific reference to the Yorkshire Wolds, a region of low chalk hills in the historic East Riding of Yorkshire. …”
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An investigation into phosphoric iron production in Eastern England
Published 2017“…Looking at iron slags from Eastern England, this thesis was designed to assess the possibility of inferring the ore type in use by the chemical composition of the slag. …”
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Linkage of national soil quality measurements to primary care medical records in England and Wales: a new resource for investigating environmental impacts on human health
Published 2018“…Methods: We used the Geochemical Baseline Survey of the Environment (G-BASE), a systematic X-ray fluorescence survey of soil inorganic chemistry throughout England and Wales to obtain estimates of the concentrations of 15 elements in the soil contained within each English and Welsh postcode area. …”
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Agents and professionalisation: improvement on the Egremont estates c.1770 to c.1860
Published 2011“…This thesis examines aspects of estate improvement on the Egremont estates in Sussex, Yorkshire and Australia between 1770 and 1860. Using the Petworth House Archives and others, it documents large-scale improvement projects, including William Smith’s work in mineral prospecting in West Yorkshire, and Colonel Wyndham’s land speculation in South Australia. …”
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‘...but have you read this?’: dialogicity in Robert Thornton’s Holy name devotions
Published 2018“…The article demonstrates the uniqueness of this set of Holy Name texts in late medieval England, both in terms of individual items and the combination of material. …”
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Fragments from a medieval archive: the life and death of Sir Robert Constable
Published 2013“…This article asks what we can know of historical individuals in pre-Reformation England. While recognizing the challenges of writing medieval biography, it points to the opportunities offered by a range of under-utilized sources for engaging both with medieval individuals and the pre-modern world more generally. …”
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To teach or not to teach?: being a newly qualified teacher in the post-compulsory sector during 2000-2004
Published 2013“…Ten higher education institutions from the East Midlands, Yorkshire, South-West and South-East of England, who had delivered training provision to meet the standards of the Further Education National Training Organisation since their introduction (FENTO, 1999), assisted in this project by forwarding the instrument to 2,235 NQTs. …”
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The National Emergency Laparotomy Audit: impact for general surgical training and service provision
Published 2020“…Following this The National Emergency Laparotomy Audit (NELA) began in 2013.This collects detailed data about patients who have Em Lap and the care they receive within England and Wales, and hopes to improve outcomes for these patients. …”
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