Object and economy in medieval Winchester

Abstract

(Volume I.) Part I: The finds and their publication General introduction Site recording, planning, and processing the finds Conservation The medieval gold, silver, and copper-alloy objects from the Winchester excavations The medieval iron objects from Winchester The chronological and spatial distribution of the objects Part II: Gold working Silver working Lead, tin, and pewter working Copper-alloy working Iron working Metal-founding in Winchester during the early Middle Ages: the written and numismatic evidence Metal-working equipment Textile manufacture Tanning and leather working Bone, antler, ivory and horn working Glass rings and the manufacture of high-lead glass Wood working Stone objects: petrography and provenance Building tools and components Window glass Other tools and components Part III: Personal possessions (Volume II.) Devotional objects Equipment and furnishings Horse and riding equipment Weapons and armour Miscellaneous metal objects Unidentified objects. Concordances. Index

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