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Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria

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Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria

Summary

Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria is a scholarly chapter[1].

Key Facts

  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria authored elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — author (P50): Aleksandra McClain[2].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's instance of is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's page is recorded as 151-178[4].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's DOI is recorded as 10.1484/M.SEM-EB.1.100494[5].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's main subject is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — main subject (P921): England in the Middle Ages[7].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's main subject is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — main subject (P921): medieval archaeology[8].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's main subject is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — main subject (P921): Kingdom of Northumbria[9].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's work available at URL is recorded as https://pure.york.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/local-churches-and-the-conquest-of-the-north(300a4d3e-604f-43c1-808f-2709ed478f28).html[10].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+28'}[11].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's published in is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — published in (P1433): Early Medieval Northumbria: Kingdoms and Communities, AD 450–1100[12].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's title is recorded as Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria[13].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire[14].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Churches in the Landscape[15].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Domesday Book and the 'Harrying of the North'[16].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): The Buildings of England: Northumberland[17].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): "The emergence of Anglo-Norman architecture: Durham cathedral"[18].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Viking Age England[19].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): The Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Scandinavian Evidence[20].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Viking Age Stone Monuments and Social Identity in Derbyshire[21].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Monuments and Merchants: Irregularities in the Distribution of Stone Sculpture in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire in the Tenth Century[22].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Anglo-Scandinavian Metalwork from the Danelaw: Exploring Social and Cultural Interaction[23].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): The Significance of 'Waste' in the Yorkshire Domesday[24].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Thegnly piety and ecclesiastical patronage in the late Old English kingdom[25].
  • Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's cites work is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — cites work (P2860): Monasteries and the Geography Of Power in the Age of Bede[26].

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Designation and Status

Local churches and the conquest of the North: elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria's instance of is recorded as elite patronage and identity in Saxo-Norman Northumbria — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].

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