Debating late antiquity in Britain AD 300-700 /
The conference 'Debating Late Antiquity in Britain AD300-700' (University of York 2003) had three areas of interest - What was the fate of Roman Britain? To what extent did Anglo-Saxon material reflect a violent immigration from the continent on a large scale? What was the fate of the ...
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| Series: | BAR British series ;
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Table of Contents:
- Preliminary perspectives / Rob Collins and James Gerrard)
- The case for the Dark Ages / Neil Faulkner)
- Remaining Roman in Britain, AD 300-700: The evidence of portable art / Martin Henig
- Coast and countryside in 'Late Antique' southwest England, ca. AD 400-600 / Sam Turner
- A landscape in transition? Palaeoenvironmental evidence for the end of the 'Romano-British' period in southwest England / Ralph Fyfe and Stephen Rippon
- The environs of South Cadbury in the Late Antique and Early Medieval periods / John Davey
- Roman estates to English parishes? The legacy of Desmond Bonney reconsidered / Simon Draper
- How late is late? Pottery and the fifth century in southwest Britain / James Gerrard
- Burial in western Britain, AD 400-800: Late Antique or Early Medieval / David Petts
- Artefacts in Early Medieval graves: A new perspective / Howard Williams
- Living amongst the dead: From Roman cemetery to post-Roman monastic settlement at Poundbury / Christopher Sparey-Green
- Religious heresy and political dissent in Late Antiquity: A comparison between Syria and Britain / Daniel Hull)
- Before 'the End': Hadrian's Wall in the fourth century and after / Rob Collins.