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050	1	0	_aDA152 _b.E275 2014
049			_aMAIN
100	1		_aHarrington, Sue. _e1
245	1	0	_aThe early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of southern Britain, AD 450-650 : _bbeneath the Tribal Hidage / _cSue Harrington and Martin Welch.
260			_aOxford ; _aPhiladelphia : _bOxbow Books, _c(c)2014.
300			_a1 online resource
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505	0	0	_tThe Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms of Southern Britain: evidence and questions -- _tIntroduction -- _tThe kingdoms in the written sources (text by Martin Welch, edited by Barbara Yorke) -- _tResearch questions -- _tWhat are the data? -- _tWhat is the landscape context of that data? -- _tWhy is the data located within this context -- _twhat were the criteria behind site location selection? -- _tHow can this evidence be explained and interpreted -- _tis this evidence of wealth creation and state formation? -- _tMethodology -- _tOverview of the contents of this volume -- _tThe Early Anglo-Saxon Census -- _tSouthern Britain south of the Thames and the archaeological data -- _tThe database -- _tData-quality assessment -- _tThe dating framework -- _tThe sites -- _tPopulating the landscape -- _tThese individuals and their graves -- _tPhasing the burials -- _tThe artefacts -- _tType -- _tProvenance -- _tRegional -- _tKentish; Saxon; Anglian; Wessex -- _tRomano-British -- _tBritish West -- _tCurated/Roman; Curated/Jutlandic -- _tKentish/ -- _tImported -- _tImported/ -- _tPosition in grave -- _tMaterial component -- _tObject weights -- _tFindspots and their contents -- _tOther datasets used -- _tLate Roman sites -- _tPlace-name evidence -- _tConcluding remarks -- _tThe Environmental Context of Southern Britain -- _tIntroduction -- _tMapping the evidence -- _tThe geology of southern Britain -- _tDefinitions of landscape units -- _tSoil types and fertility: the mapping of land use potential -- _tA new definition of landscape units in southern Britain -- _tClimate -- _tRivers and floodplains -- _tPalaeo-environmental evidence -- _tWoodland -- _tTravelling and Using the Land- and Sea-Scapes -- _tCoastal erosion and tide patterns -- _tChanges to the southern coast of Britain -- _tRoads, droveways and trackways south of the Thames -- _tAgricultural practices -- _tPastoral practices -- _tThe environmental evidence from selected excavation reports for southern Britain -- _tThe Upper Thames Valley and chalklands to the south -- _tCentral chalk lands to the south coast -- _tThe eastern area of the Thames, the Weald and the coast -- _tThe western area -- _tConclusions -- _tSites, Locations and Soils -- _tIntroduction -- _tTheories of site location -- _tSettlement and wealth in the three kingdoms -- _tKent -- _tWessex -- _tSussex -- _tWhat was the spatial relationship between early cemeteries and their parent settlements? -- _tCase study: The Lower Ouse Valley, East Sussex -- _tWhere were the sites with the earliest artefactual evidence? -- _tWhat are the spatial relationships of the cemeteries and settlements to routeways and other topographical features? -- _tWhat kinds of soils do the cemetery/settlement communities occupy for their resource base and how does this compare with those occupied by the Later Roman sites? Were there spatial and temporal variations in site selection criteria? -- _tRoman sites -- _tEarly Anglo-Saxon complexes -- _tWhat relationships can be determined between the place-name data and the phase A and early phase B sites (AD 450 -- _t600)? -- _tConclusions -- _tSurrey: A Case Study -- _tSurrey in the documentary sources -- _tThe archaeological evidence -- _tConclusions -- _tA Common Wealth in Iron? -- _tIntroduction -- _tSources of iron ore -- _tThe regional settlement pattern and proximity to iron ore deposits -- _tThe processes of iron working -- _tIron working in Roman Britain -- _tIron working in the Western Roman Empire -- _tIron working in the northern European Barbaricum in the study period (AD 450 -- _t650) -- _tIron working in southern Britain AD 450 -- _t650 and later -- _tDiscussion -- _tCommunity Wealth in Iron Compared -- _tIron case study 1: shield bosses (AD 450 -- _t700) -- _tIron case study 2: swords (AD 450 -- _t700) -- _tIron case study 3: knives (AD 450 -- _t700) -- _tThe iron-wealth over time and space (AD 450 -- _t700) -- _tPhase A comparative study -- _tPhase B comparative study -- _tPhase C comparative study -- _tConclusions on the value of iron in the study region and period -- _tA Restricted Wealth in Copper Alloys? -- _tEuropean copper alloy production -- _tCopper alloy production in Britain -- _tWeights of copper alloy artefacts -- _tCommunity access to copper alloy material over time and space -- _tPhase A comparative study -- _tPhase B comparative study -- _tPhase C comparative study -- _tCopper alloy case study 1: buckle loops and plates -- _tCopper alloy case study 2: bowls and escutcheons -- _tPhase A distribution of copper alloy bowls -- _tPhase B distribution of copper alloy bowls -- _tPhase C distribution of copper alloy bowls -- _tSheet vessel fragments -- _tEscutcheons -- _tConclusions on copper alloy bowl distributions -- _tEsoteric Materials: Amber, Amethyst, Gold and Silver -- _tCase study: amber beads -- _tCase study: amethyst beads -- _tConclusions concerning amber and amethyst bead usage and distribution -- _tThe role of precious metals: gold and silver -- _tGold -- _tPhase A gold distribution -- _tPhases B and C gold distribution -- _tSilver -- _tPhase A silver distributions -- _tPhase B silver distributions -- _tPhase C silver distributions -- _tConclusions -- _tExternal Forces? A Review of the Frankish Influence within Southern Britain -- _tThe Frankish Data Examined -- _tResearch questions -- _tPhase A Frankish data -- _tFrankish artefacts in Kent and Surrey -- _tIsle of Wight -- _tWestwards from the East Sussex coast -- _tCentral Wiltshire and the Salisbury Plain -- _tUpper Thames Valley -- _tConclusions relating to Phase A -- _tPhase B Frankish data -- _tPhase C Frankish data -- _tFrankish weapon burials -- _tConclusions -- _tSynthesis: Beneath the Tribal Hidage.
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650		0	_aAnglo-Saxons _zEngland _xAntiquities.
650		0	_aTribes _zGreat Britain _xHistory _yTo 1500.
650		0	_aHidage _xHistory _yTo 1500.
650		0	_aCivilization, Anglo-Saxon.
655		1	_aElectronic Books.
700	1		_aWelch, Martin G.
856	4	0	_zClick to access digital title | log in using your CIU ID number and my.ciu.edu password. _uhttpss://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=942878&site=eds-live&custid=s3260518
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