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Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200

doctoral thesis by Robert Webley
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Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200

Summary

Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 authored portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — author (P50): Robert Webley[2].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's instance of is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's language of work or name is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — language of work or name (P407): English[4].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 was released on 2020[5].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's main subject is portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — main subject (P921): medieval archaeology[6].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's main subject is portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — main subject (P921): England in the Middle Ages[7].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's work available at URL is recorded as https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/30872/[8].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's title is recorded as Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200[9].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): A Saxon Coin-Brooch from Alfriston[10].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Excavations at Pevensey, Sussex, 1962–6[11].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95[12].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Excavations at Pevensey Castle 1936 to 1964[13].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Theory, Disciplinary Perspectives and the Archaeology of Later Medieval England[14].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): The archaeology of transition: rethinking medieval material culture and social change[15].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Rewriting the Narrative: Regional Dimensions of the Norman Conquest[16].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): New Archaeologies of the Norman Conquest[17].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Baile Hill, York[18].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Excavations at Bramber Castle, Sussex, 1966-67[19].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Excavations at Castle Acre Castle, Norfolk, 1972–77 Country House and Castle of the Norman Earls of Surrey[20].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): The twelfth-century castle at Ascot Doilly, Oxfordshire: Its history and excavation[21].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): Excavations in the outer enclosure of Boteler's Castle, Oversley, Alcester, 1992-3[22].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's cites work is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — cites work (P2860): A New Artefact Typology for the Study of Medieval Arrowheads[23].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's thesis submitted to is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of York[24].
  • Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): UniversityofYorkThesisProject[25].

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Conquests and continuity: portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200's instance of is recorded as portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, c. AD 1000-1200 — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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    Ethos thesis id → uk.bl.ethos.855762
    Author → Robert Webley
    Cites work → A Saxon Coin-Brooch from Alfriston, Excavations at Pevensey, Sussex, 1962–6, Pevensey Castle, Sussex. Excavations on the Roman fort and medieval keep, 1993–95 +11
    Work available at url → https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/30872/
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