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Life on the edge: social, political and religious frontiers in early medieval Europe Semple, Sarah • Orsini, Celia • Mui, Sian [Hrsg.]. |
| In Reihe: | Neue Studien zur Sachsenforschung / 6 |
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Autoren suchen: Semple, Sarah • Orsini, Celia • Mui, Sian |
Inhalt
| At the Limits: Frontiers and Boundaries in Early Medieval Northern Europe |
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| Northumbria, a Kingdom |
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| The Frontier Foundations of Anglo-Saxon Northumbria |
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| Permeable Frontiers: Changing Views of the 5th-century Silver Hoards from Coleraine, Northern Ireland, and Traprain Law, Scotland |
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| Rhynie: New Perspectives on Settlement in Pictland in the 5th and 6th centuries AD and the Context of Pictish Symbol Stones |
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| Living in the Middle: Multiple Sources of the 'Pictish house' |
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| Negotiating Identity in North-East England and South-East Scotland |
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| Power at the Edge: Yeavering, Northumberland, England |
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| A Royal Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Street House, Loftus, North East Yorkshire |
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| Date and Provenance of the Auzon or Franks Casket |
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| Uppäkra's Political Situation in the Migration Period |
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| Local Innovations and Far-reaching Connections: Gold Bracteates from North-East Zealand and East Jutland |
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| Slesvig as Borderland in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD |
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| Anglian Settlements in South-East Jutland, 3rd- 4th centuries AD |
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| House and Fence, Landscape and Boundaries: The Landscape AD 1-500 in Eastern Denmark |
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| Demarcations of Tofts at 0stergard, Jutland, Denmark - Farms and Inheritance |
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| A Cultural and Ethnic Border during the Roman and Early Migration Periods in North-East Poland |
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| At the Boundary of East Central Europe: The Region along the Saale River as an Early Medieval Border Zone between the Frankish Empire and the Slavic Sorabs |
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| Borderline of an Empire: The Eastern Frontier at the Time of Charlemagne |
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| Poles, Ruthenes and Saxons on the River Bug in 1018: The Formation of the Polish-Rus Border Zone in the 10th-13th century |
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| Gateways, Gates and gatu: Liminal Spaces at the Centre of Things |
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| Space, Place and Transition: An Introduction to the Use of Visibility Graph Analysis for Settlement Analysis in North-East England c AD 350-800 |
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| Structure and Function of Landing Places and Riverside Markets along the Lower Weser in the Roman Iron Age |
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| On the Origins of Dorestad? Habitation of the Kromme Rijn Area during the Merovingian Period |
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| Potters and Pottery from Afar: Some Observations on Long Distance Contacts |
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| Anglo-Saxon Oakington: A Central Place on the Edge of the Cambridgeshire Fen |
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| Caves and Rockshelters in Iron-Age Coastal Norway: At the Margins of the Society? |
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| Here is Gold and Witchcraft Under |
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| Mission at the Ends of the World: Was Old Uppsala Really an Outpost of Paganism in the Late 11th century? |
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| The Enigmatic Stone Faces: Cult Images from the Iron Age? |
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| Defining and Transcending Boundaries in Style I Animal Art |
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| The Taplow Drinking Horn: Gripping-arm Gestures and Female Performance in the Migration Period |
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| Ontological Transitions and Liminality in Early Anglo-Saxon Female Life and Burial |
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| Thresholds in the Lives of Settlements: Anglo-Saxon Placed Deposits Made at Entrances and 'Liminal Times |