Christopher Charles Dyer (nascido em 1944) é um Professor Emérito Leverhulme de História Regional e Local e ex-diretor do Centro de História Local Inglesa da Universidade de Leicester, Inglaterra.
Dyer é conhecido como historiador da vida cotidiana. Seu trabalho examina a história econômica e social da vida medieval, com ênfase nas Midlands Inglesas do período Saxão até o século XVI. Realizou as Ford Lectures na Universidade de Oxford para 2000-01, intituladas "An Age of Transition? Economy and Society in England in the Later Middle Ages".
Em 25 de outubro de 2013, Dyer apresentou sua palestra "Corby, Northamptonshire and Beyond: The History of Industry in the Countryside" nas Marc Fitch Lectures.
Making a Living in the Middle Ages: the People of Britain, 850–1520 (Londres e New Haven, 2002 (Yale UP); Londres, 2003 (Penguin); New Haven, 2003 (edição americana brochura, Yale UP), 403 pp. ISBN0-300-09060-9
Standards of Living in the Later Middle Ages: Social Change in England c. 1200–1520 (Cambridge 1989) 297 pp. ISBN0 521 25127 3 (encadernado), ISBN0 521 27215 7 (brochura).
Lords and Peasants in a Changing Society: the Estates of the Bishopric of Worcester, 680–1540 (Cambridge 1980) 427 pp. [Falta ISBN]
"The urbanizing of Staffordshire: the first phases", Staffordshire Studies, 14 (2002), pp.1–31
(com Jane Laughton), "Seasonal patterns of trade in the later Middle Ages: buying and selling at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, 1400–1520", Nottingham Medieval Studies, 46 (2002), pp.162–84.
"Villages and non-villages in the medieval Cotswolds", Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 120 (2002), pp.11–35.
Dyer, Christopher (2003). «The archaeology of medieval small towns». Medieval Archaeology. 47: 85–114. doi:10.1179/med.2003.47.1.85
(com Phillipp R. Schofield), "Estudios recientes sobre la historia agraria y rural medieval britanica", Historia Agraria, 31 (2003), pp.13–33.
"Birmingham in the Middle Ages", in Birmingham: Bibliography of a City, ed. Carl Chinn (Birmingham, 2003), pp.1–14. [Falta ISBN]
"Alternative agriculture: goats in medieval England", in People, Landscape and Alternative Agriculture: Essays for Joan Thirsk, ed. R. W. Hoyle (Agricultural History Review Supplement Series, 3, 2004), pp.20–38.
(com M. Ciaraldi, R. Cuttler e L. Dingwall), "Medieval tanning and retting at Brewood, Staffordshire: archaeological excavations 1999–2000", Staffordshire Archaeological and Historical Society Transactions, 40 (2004), pp.1–57.
"The political life of the fifteenth-century English village", The Fifteenth Century, 4 (2004), pp.135–57.
An Age of Transition? Economy and Society in England in the Later Middle Ages (Oxford, 2005) [as Ford Lectures de 2001].
Bromsgrove: a small town in Worcestershire in the Middle Ages. Col: Occasional Publications. 9. [S.l.]: Worcestershire Historical Society. 2000. ISSN0140-9913
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