Perceptions of the Prehistoric in Anglo-Saxon England represents an unparalleled
exploration of the place of prehistoric monuments in the Anglo-Saxon psyche, and examines …

It is argued that recent archaeological theories of death and burial have tended to overlook
the social and mnemonic agency of the dead body. Drawing upon anthropological …

King Arthur is probably the most famous and certainly the most legendary medieval king.
From the early ninth century through the middle ages, to the Arthurian romances of Victorian …

Formative Britain presents an account of the peoples occupying the island of Britain
between 400 and 1100 AD, whose ideas continue to set the political agenda today. Forty …

The main themes of the thesis are burial customs and social identities, and how medieval
and post-Reformation graves can provide information on such as age structures, phases in …

Este trabajo pretende abordar nuevas vías para el estudio de las tumbas excavadas en
roca, a partir del análisis de la región centro-oeste de la Península Ibérica. Un aspecto …

The conversion to Christianity was a key cultural process that saw the transformation of
Europe from classical to medieval world. The growth of the Church has been closely linked …

This volume had its origins in a seminar held in Cambridge in March 2007. The papers of
the speakers at that conference have been swelled by invitations other colleagues to …

Archaeologists have identified two kinds of furnished graves dating to the late fifth and sixth
centuries AD from southern and eastern England: inhumation and cremation. While the …

THIS ARTICLE presents a summary and interpretation of burial practices in Scotland in ad
400–650. Due to the dearth of documentary sources, mortuary archaeology provides a …