Richard Jones · @rlcj
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Richard Jones · @rlcj
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Planning a long (280 miles) this . Making an essential kit list. First thing on it is ! That says a lot about me! What would other recommend as the first things to be packed? .

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Richard Jones · @rlcj
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And finally, 'on/upon-river' name distribution before 1200AD. Now we really do have something to talk about! No , or , or ! As always, your thoughts welcomed.

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Richard Jones · @rlcj
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Here's the situation in 1250. Getting interesting, isn't it! The northern and western bias gets stronger. Emerging are the , and .

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Richard Jones · @rlcj
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And now for some time-sliced . Here is the situation in 1350AD after the first attestation spike.

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Richard Jones · @rlcj
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Been loving sharing early, unformed research live on today on . I feel like a pizza chef working in an open kitchen. And I wanted to thank everyone who has engaged. Not only sharing great ideas, but delivering additions to the database too! You’ve added tasty toppings. I will continue to post things for you to mull over.

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Richard Jones · @rlcj
272 followers · 266 posts · Server mstdn.social

My 1st (unfiltered) pass in taking the form ‘X-on/upon-river Y’ (e.g. Stratford-on-Avon). Data (158 names) incl. both surviving & ‘lost’ names, with dates of 1st reference ranging from 900-1983! The distribution is intriguing, espec. the absence of names in the S & E, as is the tendency for names to cluster. Only named rivers drawn. Now time to slice, dice, & play. Your thoughts welcomed.

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