Converse of object

• have: Monmouth probably had burgages in the twelfth century, although it was not incorporated until 1447.

Adjective modifier

• medieval: The remains mostly lie under medieval burgages with the exception of extensive industrial activity under Bear Field.

Modifies a noun

• plot: Burgage plots were small parcels of land, often arranged around the market place, which were rented out.

• tenure: Houses, especially those surrounding the market place, are built on long narrow burgage tenure plots.

• tenement: Both towns have evidence of deliberately laid out market streets with ' burgage tenements ' fronting onto them.

• holding: A document of that period records over 120 burgage holdings, occupied by more than 80 tenants.

• boundary: Once established, burgage boundaries were protected by boro legislation.

• pattern: We think that the existing burgage plot pattern could have provided a useful clue to make the scheme unique and site specific.