Collection of Essays
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Reflections: 50 years of medieval archaeology, 1957-2007 Gilchrist, Roberta • Reynolds, Andrew [Publ.]. |
| In Book Series: | Monograph series. The Society for Medieval Archaeology / 30 |
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| Language: | English |
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Content
| 'The Elephant in the Room' and Other Tales of Medieval Archaeology |
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| The Foundation and Early Years of the Society for Medieval Archaeology |
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| The Society for Medieval Archaeology: The Early Years (1956-62) |
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| Milestones in Early Medieval Archaeology over the Last 50 Years |
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| Looking to the Future of Medieval Archaeology |
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| Tribes and Territories, People and Places: 50 Years of Medieval Archaeology in Britain |
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| Ethnicity and Archaeology in Later Medieval Ireland: The Challenge of the Gael |
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| Medieval Archaeology in Italy: From the Origins to the Present Day |
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| Italian Medieval Archaeology: Recent Developments and Contemporary Challenges |
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| Medieval Archaeology in Spain |
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| Medieval Archaeology in South-eastern Europe |
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| Understanding the Medieval Landscape |
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| Medieval Towns and Urbanization |
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| Housing Culture: Scandinavian Perspectives |
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| Material Concerns: Non-Ceramic Finds c 1050-1500 |
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| Health and Welfare in Medieval England: The Human Skeletal Remains Contextualized |
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| Investigating Medieval Diet and Society by Stable Isotope Analysis of Human Bone |
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| Animals, The Bones of Medieval Society |
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| Emerging from the Appendices: The Contribution of Scientific Examination and Analysis to Medieval Archaeology |
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| Medieval Archaeology and Theory: A Disciplinary Leap of Faith |
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| Meaningful Landscapes: An Early Medieval Perspective |
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| The Medieval Aristocracy and the Social Use of Space |
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| Medieval Identity Issues |
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| Burial, Belief and Identity in Later Anglo-Saxon England |
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| Making the Past Present: Cinematic Narratives of the Middle Ages |