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Archaeologies of Colonialism
Archaeologies Of Colonialism
    Presents a theoretically
    informed study of
    interactions between
    indigenous people of
    Mediterranean France and
    Etruscan, Greek, and
    Roman colonists during
    the first millennium BC.
    This book shows how
    selective consumption
    linked native societies
    and colonists and created
    transformative
    relationships for each.
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Ladder of Shadows
Ladder Of Shadows
    A companion to "Luminous
    Debris", this title
    offers readings of late
    Roman and early Christian
    ruins in the author's
    adopted region of
    Provence, sifting
    through iconographic,
    architectural, and
    sacramental vestiges to
    shed light on nothing
    less than the existential
    itself.
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Early Medieval Towns in Britain
Early Medieval Towns In
Britain
    Towns have been a place
    of evolution and
    development throughout
    British history. Using
    archaeological,
    topographical and
    documentary material,
    this book provides an
    insight into the ideas
    about the developments of
    towns in England in the
    first half millennium to
    AD 1140.
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Excavations at a Templar Preceptory, South Witham, Lincolnshire 1965-67
Excavations At A Templar
Preceptory, South Witham,
Lincolnshire 1965-67
    The excavations at South
    Witham in Lincolnshire
    produced the most
    complete archaeological
    plan of the preceptory of
    the Military Orders so
    far seen in Britain. This
    monograph presents the
    final publication of
    results, beginning with
    separate chapters
    dedicated to the three
    main phases of
    occupation.
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Revealing King Arthur
Revealing King Arthur
    Arthur: mythical hero,
    legendary king. But was
    he, as the legends
    claimed, an actual
    Dark-Age Briton? From
    Glastonbury and Tintagel
    to the supposed sites of
    Arthur's Camelot and his
    famous battles, this
    book investigates how
    archaeologists have
    interpreted the evidence.
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Cloth and Clothing in Early Anglo-Saxon England
Cloth And Clothing In Early
Anglo-Saxon England
    Based on the study of
    dress evidence from early
    medieval cemeteries,
    this is an archaeology
    study of Anglo-Saxon
    textiles and decoration.
    It focuses on both
    clothing and jewellery
    and seeks to establish an
    evidence-based
    re-evaluation of the
    cultural and social
    significance of dress in
    Anglo-Saxon England.
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Dark Age Economics
Dark Age Economics
    Focuses on the
    archaeological,
    anthropological and
    historical models of gift
    and commodity exchange,
    pertinent to Europe
    during the seventh to
    ninth centuries, and
    shows how these debates
    shed new light on the
    evolution of the Early
    Medieval political
    economies.
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Ancient Nets & Fishing Gear
Ancient Nets & Fishing Gear
    Presents a series of
    studies offering a wide
    range of approaches to
    the topic of ancient
    fishing technology,
    based on detailed studies
    of the available
    literary,
    archaeological,
    pictorial and
    ichthyological evidence
    as well as on diachronic
    comparisons with fishing
    techniques of the Early
    Medieval and Modern
    periods.
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Sutton Hoo Treasure
Sutton Hoo Treasure
    The objects unearthed in
    1939 from an Anglo-Saxon
    ship-burial at Sutton
    Hoo, Suffolk, rank
    among the most splendid
    treasures in the
    collection of the British
    Museum. The Sutton Hoo
    ship-burial was one of
    the most exciting
    discoveries ever made in
    British archaeology. This
    title explores the
    circumstances of its
    burial, discovery and
    excavation.
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The Material Culture of Daily Living in the Anglo-Saxon World
The Material Culture Of Daily
Living In The Anglo-Saxon
World
    Introduces students of
    Anglo-Saxon culture to
    selected aspects of the
    realities of Anglo-Saxon
    life through reference to
    artefacts and textual
    sources. It investigates
    everyday practices and
    processes such as the
    exploitation of animals
    for clothing, meat, and
    parchment; ships for
    travel, trade and
    transport; and textiles
    for dress and furnishing.
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Forteviot
Forteviot
    The royal centre of
    Forteviot in Strathearn,
    Perthshire is one of the
    most famous early
    medieval sites in
    Scotland. It has
    traditionally been
    regarded as a royal
    capital, first of the
    powerful Pictish kingdom
    of Fortriu and then of
    the early Scots. This
    study of this famous site
    throws light on Pictish
    kingship and the Church.
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Vikings in the Isle of Man
Vikings In The Isle Of Man
    Presents a survey of the
    Isle of Man in the period
    from the early tenth
    century to the middle of
    the eleventh century.
    This book includes
    archaeological material -
    pagan grave-goods,
    silver-treasures,
    headland fortifications,
    farm-sites, inscribed
    and carved Christian
    memorial stones. It tells
    of the gradual change
    from paganism to
    Christianity.
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Vikings in the Isle of Man
Vikings In The Isle Of Man
    Presents a survey of the
    Isle of Man in the period
    from the early tenth
    century to the middle of
    the eleventh century.
    This book includes
    archaeological material -
    pagan grave-goods,
    silver-treasures,
    headland fortifications,
    farm-sites, inscribed
    and carved Christian
    memorial stones. It tells
    of the gradual change
    from paganism to
    Christianity.
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Medieval Roads and Tracks
Medieval Roads And Tracks
    Starting with the basic
    concept of a 'road' in
    medieval times, and
    discussing the increasing
    need to travel, this
    book explores the
    evidence from documents
    and maps that provide
    clues as to where the
    roads of medieval Britain
    led, connecting the
    study of individual roads
    together to paint an
    image of the broader road
    network.
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The Heritage of
The Heritage Of 'Maitre
Alpais'
    Focusing on the
    differences and
    similarities between the
    renowned 'Alpais' Limoges
    ciborium, dated toC
    1200, in the Musee du
    Louvre, and examples in
    the British Museum, the
    National Museums of
    Scotland, together with
    two electrotype copies of
    the 'Alpais' ciborium in
    the Victoria and Albert
    Museum, this title
    examines the group of
    ciboria.
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Thorps in a Changing Landscape
Thorps In A Changing Landscape
    Thorps - in some areas
    throps - are familiar
    elements in much of the
    named landscape of
    England. In this study a
    compelling connection is
    revealed between the
    creation of these
    place-names and
    fundamental changes
    taking place in the
    English landscape between
    AD 850 and 1250.
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Dartmoor
Dartmoor's Alluring Uplands
    In the later middle ages
    the Crown, manorial
    lords and Dartmoor
    farmers provided a
    service of keeping the
    cattle, gaining
    substantial revenues from
    the cattle owners who
    were pleased to pay for
    the care and feed of
    their animals. This book
    describes the social
    organisation and farming
    practices associated with
    this annual transfer of
    livestock.
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Archaeology, Theory and the Middle Ages
Archaeology, Theory And The
Middle Ages
    Features a collection of
    essays that are intended
    as a demonstration of the
    ways in which a
    theoretically informed
    archaeology enhances our
    understanding of the
    early middle ages. This
    work addresses some of
    the key issues in
    contemporary archaeology
    - identity, the
    appropriation/destruction
    of the past, gift
    exchange, and object
    biographies.
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Dartmoor
Dartmoor's Alluring Uplands
    In the later middle ages
    the Crown, manorial
    lords and Dartmoor
    farmers provided a
    service of keeping the
    cattle, gaining
    substantial revenues from
    the cattle owners who
    were pleased to pay for
    the care and feed of
    their animals. This book
    describes the social
    organisation and farming
    practices associated with
    this annual transfer of
    livestock.
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Goodbye to the Vikings?
Goodbye To The Vikings?
    Uses archaeological
    evidence to re-read the
    history of the early
    Middle Ages. This book
    shows how archaeology
    makes us appreciate the
    changing rhythms of early
    medieval Europe,
    especially in terms of
    the contacts made by
    traders, pilgrims and
    travellers. The studies
    re-examine the
    archaeology of the
    monastery of San Vincenzo
    al Volturno (Italy).
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London, 1100-1600
London, 1100-1600
    This book will summarise
    the main findings and new
    suggestions about the
    development of the City,
    its ups and downs through
    the Black Death and the
    Dissolution of the
    Monasteries; its place in
    Europe as a capital city
    with great architecture
    and relations with many
    other parts of Europe,
    from the Baltic to the
    Mediterranean.
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Vikings of the Irish Sea
Vikings Of The Irish Sea
    Vikings began raiding
    islands and monasteries
    on the Atlantic fringes
    of Europe in the 790s.
    The Irish Sea rapidly
    became one of their most
    productive
    hunting-grounds. Viking
    paganism, demonstrated
    by spectacular burials,
    was gradually eclipsed by
    Christianity. This book
    looks afresh at the story
    of this supremely
    opportunistic people.
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Furta Sacra
Furta Sacra
    To obtain sacred relics,
    medieval monks plundered
    tombs, avaricious
    merchants raided
    churches, and
    relic-mongers scoured the
    Roman catacombs. This
    title considers the
    social and cultural
    context for these acts,
    asking how the relics
    were perceived and why
    the thefts met with the
    approval of medieval
    Christians.
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Archaeology of Medieval Europe
Archaeology Of Medieval Europe
    Intends to enable readers
    to track the development
    of different cultures,
    and of regional
    characteristics,
    throughout the full
    extent of medieval
    Catholic Europe.
    Revealing shared contexts
    and technological
    developments, this work
    also provides the
    opportunity for
    demonstrating the
    differences that were
    inevitably present across
    the Continent.
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Gods and Worshippers
Gods And Worshippers
    How did the pagan world
    work? Gods and
    Worshippers looks at the
    traditional religions of
    the Germanic world, with
    an emphasis on the
    religious practice and
    its place in the lives of
    pre-Christian peoples of
    the Germanic world, in
    particular England and
    Scandinavia.
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Archaeology and the Pan-European Romanesque
Archaeology And The
Pan-European Romanesque
    Romanesque is the style
    name given to the art and
    architecture of Europe in
    the 11th and 12th
    centuries. This work
    subjects 'the Romanesque'
    to a
    theoretically-informed,
    archaeological inquiry.
    It deconstructs the
    constructs of
    'Romanesque' and
    'Europe', and reveals
    alternative strategies
    for interpreting
    Romanesque's constituent
    material.
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The Early Medieval Church in Wales
The Early Medieval Church In
Wales
    Christianity arrived in
    Wales with the Romans and
    spread rapidly in the
    early medieval period.
    This book explores the
    archaeology of the early
    Church in Wales from the
    arrival of Christianity
    in the Roman period until
    the end of the
    independent Welsh
    kingdoms in the late
    thirteenth century.
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The Vale of York Hoard
The Vale Of York Hoard
    Discovered in 2007 and
    acquired by the British
    Museum and York Museums
    Trust, the Vale of York
    hoard was buried in the
    late 920s in the reign of
    the West Saxon king
    Athelstan, in what is
    now North Yorkshire. This
    book describes the
    individual items in the
    Vale of York treasure and
    explores the historical
    context of the burial of
    this hoard.
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Lost Civilization
Lost Civilization
    Al-Andalus, the Iberian
    Islamic civilization
    centred on Cordoba in the
    tenth and eleventh
    centuries, has been a
    'lost' civilization in
    several respects. This
    book takes a comparative
    civilizations approach
    that puts the formation
    of Al-Andalus in context
    with corresponding
    developments elsewhere in
    Europe, North Africa and
    the Middle East.
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