The last decade saw a rapid increase in the number of studies where time–frequency
changes of radiocarbon dates have been used as a proxy for inferring past population …

This paper uses a “dates as data” approach to understand how grave good use and
cemetery space changed across the early medieval period in England. A series of …

There is a pressing need for more materially centred narratives and analytical frameworks
for the study of later Iron Age and early medieval Ireland, which account explicitly for the …

IT IS SOME 60 YEARS since Audrey Ozanne published 'The Peak dwellers' in the pages of
this journal and nearly seventy years since Margaret Fowler wrote her seminal article on …

This contribution explores issues around the commonality versus distinctiveness of portable
material culture across medieval Europe, focusing in particular on material culture …

The title of this book,'Buried in the Borderlands', gives an indication of the backdrop against
which the early medieval period in the Netherlands played out. Already during the Roman …

Different approaches have been conducted to analyse the interactions of the different belief
systems in the early medieval world. This book assesses the relationship between clerics …

As one of Ireland's so-called 'royal'sites (Wailes 1982; Newman 1998), Navan Fort, Co.
Armagh, has a long history of research and investigation. Nevertheless, there is still potential …

Until very recently, the focus of studies of funerary practice in Ireland during later prehistory
and the early medieval period has been elucidating the development of inhumation …

Review of periodical literature for 2021 Page 1 DOI: 10.1111/ehr.13229 REVIEW OF PERIODICAL
LITERATURE Review of periodical literature for 2021 (i) 400–1100 MÁIRÍN MAcCARRON …