Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History 13

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Toby Martin Women, Knowledge and Power: The iconography of early Anglo-Saxon cruciform brooches John Blair Grid-Planning in Anglo-Saxon Settlements: The short perch and the four-perch module Thomas Klein The Inscribed Gold Strip in the Staffordshire Hoard: The text and script of an early Anglo-Saxon biblical inscription Ian Riddler and Nicola Trzaska-Nartowski Lundenwic and the Middle Saxon Worked Bone Interlude Alice Thomas Rivers of Gold? The coastal zone between the Humber and the Wash in the Mid Saxon period Michael Hare Anglo-Saxon Berkeley: History and topography Letty ten Harkel Urban Identity and Material Culture: A case study of Viking-Age Lincoln, c. AD 850-1000

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