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Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 11

edited by David Griffiths

This 11th volume is published as a tribute to Sonia Hawkes (one of the founding editors) and it begins with her own reassessment of the important cemetery at Bifrons in Kent. Contents: Anglo-Saxon cemetery of Bifrons, East Kent (Sonia Hawkes); British mammals in Old English poetry (A L Meaney); Anglo-Saxon takeover of the west Midlands (S Bassett); Clofesho revisted (K Bailey); Penitential literature and secular law (C Hough); Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Tallington, Lincolnshire (J Albone and K Leahy); Athelstan's urban reforms (D Hill); Possible Anglo-Saxon burial at Castle Hill, Ayrshire. 180p, illus (OUSA 2000)

Table of Contents

Foreword (David Griffiths)

The Anglo-Saxon cemetery of Bifrons, in the parish of Patrixbourne, East Kent (Sonia Chadwick Hawkes - Edited by E. Cameron and H. Hamerow)
The Hunted and the Hunters: British Mammals in Old English Poetry (Audrey L. Meaney)
How the west was won: the Anglo-Saxon takeover of the west midlands (Steven Bassett)
Clofesho Revisited (Keith Bailey)
Penitential Literature and Secular Law in Anglo-Saxon England (Carole Hough)
The Anglo-Saxon Cemetary at Tallington, Lincolnshire (James Albone and Kevin Leahy) Athlestan’s Urban Reforms (David Hill)
A Possible Anglo-Saxon Burial at Castle Hill, Ayrshire (Craig Cessford)

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