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Dynamics of Religious Ritual: Migration and Adaptation in Early Medieval Britain
Author's Accepted Manuscript AQY-RE-18-124 Accepted 6/12/18
Sighted Surfaces Ocular Agency in Early Anglo-Saxon Cremation Burials
Purpose, Wells Should Have Been Able to Abandon the Descriptive Level Of
Regalia and Weaponry in Early Anglo-Saxon Royal Graves Archaeologia John Hines
THE ROMAN and ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERY at GREAT CASTERTON: the 1966 EXCAVATION Peter Liddle
Animal and Human Depictions on Artefacts from Early Anglo-Saxon Graves in the Light of Theories of Material Culture
'Anglo-Saxon' Burial Costume of the Fifth Century AD
Old English Ecologies: Environmental Readings of Anglo-Saxon Texts and Culture
University of Southampton Research Repository Eprints Soton
At the Funeral (Howard Williams)
The Warrior and the Cat
Dynamics of the Creation of Anglo-Saxon Societies in Central England C
The Gold Horns: the Life and Religion of the Anglo- Saxons
Toby F. Martin
University of Groningen Runes Around the North Sea and on the Continent AD 150-700
Toby F. Martin
Interlace and Early Britain Joanna M
Top View
Ritual Landscapes in Pagan and Early Christian England
Riding to the Afterlife: the Role of Horses in Early Medieval North-Western Europe
Negotiating Early Anglo-Saxon Cemetery Space
Early Germanic Literature and Culture
Spong Hill Is an Anglo-Saxon Burial Site Located in Norfolk. Cremation
Sutton Hoo Ship Replica to Be Built in Woodbridge
Animals, Identity and Cosmology: Mortuary Practice in Early Medieval Eastern England Clare Eleanor RAINSFORD Submitted for the D
Cremation and Inhumation in Early Anglo-Saxon England
Mound-Building and State-Building : a Poetic Discourse
Runes and Commemoration in Anglo-Saxon England
Cremation in Early Anglo-Saxon England Past, Present and Future Research
The Anglo-Saxon Burial Record 181
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