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Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 7

edited by William Filmer-Sankey and David Griffiths

The latest edition of this annual publication of interdisciplinary studies includes contributions by: A David (The role of geophysical survey in early medieval archaeology); C Mortimer (Lead-alloy models for three early Anglo-Saxon brooches); J Watson (Wood usage in Anglo-Saxon shields); J Hines (Identity, material culture and language in early Anglo-Saxon England); J McNamara (Bede's role in circulating legend in the `Historia Ecclesiastica'); E Okasha (The commissioners, makers and owners of Anglo-Saxon inscriptions); P Kitson (Swans and geese in Old English riddles); A Hunn, J Lawson & M Farley (The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Dinton, Buckinghamshire). 148p with figs & illus. (Oxford University Committee for Archaeology 1994)

Table of Contents

Foreword (David Griffiths)

The Role of Geophysical Survey in Early Medieval Archaeology (Andrew David)
Lead-Alloy Models for Three Early Anglo-Saxons Brooches (Catherine Mortimer)
Wood Usage in Anglo-Saxon Shields (Jacqui Watson)
The Becoming of the English: Identity, Material Culture and Language in Early Anglo-Saxon England (John Hines)
Bede’s Role in Circulating Legend in the Historia Ecclesiastica (John McNamara)
The Commissioners, Makers and Owners of Anglo-Saxon Inscriptions (Elizabeth Okasha)
Swans and Geese in Old English Riddles (Peter Kitson)
The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Dinton, Buckinghamshire (Andrew Hunn, Jo Lawson and Michael Farley)

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