Debating late antiquity in Britain AD300-700 [papers from a conference held at the University of York in June 2003]

Pages:
140; pls; figs; many refs
Editors:
James Gerrard; Robert Collins; Robert Collins
Publisher:
Archaeopress
Published:
2004
ISBN:
1-84171-585-9
Abstract:
The conference ‘Debating Late Antiquity in Britain AD300–700’ (held at the University of York in June 2003) had three principal areas of interest – What was the fate of Roman Britain? To what extent did Anglo-Saxon material, so well known in the cemeteries of eastern England, reflect a violent immigration from the continent on a large scale? What was the fate of the 'British' population in the West? The thirteen papers published from the conference discuss these questions. Includes
Dataset:
BIAB
Classifications:
6D, 7D, 6G, 7G
Table of Contents
Title
Preliminary perspectives
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Robert Collins, James Gerrard
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
The case for the Dark Ages
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Neil Faulkner
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Remaining Roman in Britain AD 300-700:: the evidence of portable art
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Martin Henig
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Coast and countryside in 'late antique' southwest England, c. AD 400–600
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Sam Turner
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
A landscape in transition?: Palaeoenvironmental evidence for the end of the 'Romano-British' period in southwest England
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Ralph Fyfe, Stephen Rippon
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
The environs of South Cadbury in the late antique and early medieval periods
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: John Davey
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Roman estates to English parishes?: The legacy of Desmond Bonney reconsidered
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Simon Draper
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
How late is late?: Pottery and the fifth century in southwest Britain
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: James Gerrard
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Burial in western Britain AD 400–800:: late antique or early medieval?
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: David Petts
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Artefacts in early medieval graves:: a new perspective
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Howard Williams
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Living amongst the dead:: from Roman cemetery to post-Roman monastic settlement at Poundbury
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Christopher Sparey-Green
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Religious heresy and political dissent in late antiquity:: a comparison between Syria and Britain
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Daniel Hull
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Before 'the End':: Hadrian’s Wall in the fourth century and after
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Archaeopress
Authors: Robert Collins
Source: British Archaeological Reports, 365
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
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