Notes and links on place-name topics

Everybody who would be a philologist must have done mathematics, or be capable of doing mathematics. - Joseph Wright (1855-1930), quoted in The life of Joseph Wright, page 74, by E. M. Wright (Oxford University Press, 1932).

My published papers

• The distribution of distance of certain place-name types to Roman roads. Nomina [to appear] (2009)
• Clare, Clere, and Clères JEPNS 41, 7-25 (2009)
• OE and ME cunte in place-names JEPNS 41, 26-39 (2009)
• Freemantle JEPNS 40, 97-111 (2008)
• The Domesday Book castle LVVRE JEPNS 40, 113-118 (2008)
• Seven wells JEPNS 39, 7-44 (2007)
• Martlesham and Newbourne: a note on two obscure Suffolk names JEPNS 38, 31-36 (2006)

Notes

• Britannia (panegyric)
• The distribution of distance of certain place-name types to Roman roads
• DB place-name forms.
• portable gui for text corpus searching
• Burway
• Bayesian analysis of UK place-names - revised 2008 version
• Nomina - tables of contents
• Journal of the English Place-name Society - tables of contents
• Deramy's Stone
• Anglo-Saxon communication networks
• Distribution of distance to Roman roads
• Anglo-Saxon charters with Old English bounds - pdf edition
• English Place-name Society - bibliographic data on survey volumes
• English place-names with seven and nine
• Newbourne
• Martlesham
• Shit- place-names in England
• Bayesian analysis of UK place-names
• English place-name element distribution
• development of the name `Cambridge' (pdf)
• heath
• my contributions to the English place-name list

See also notes on language topics.