Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, Heritage

Benty McBoarface!

Oct 25, 2018 — 3 Comments

Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice

Burnt Vikings! Heath Wood, Ingleby, Derbyshire

Oct 21, 2018 — 1 Comment

Digital Archaeology, Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, Public Archaeology, Viking archaeology

Heysham Viking Festival 2018: Reflections

Jul 24, 2018 — 4 Comments

Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, Medieval Archaeology

Grave Concerns: Death, Landscape and Locality in Medieval Society

Jul 16, 2018 — 2 Comments

Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, Heritage, Project Eliseg

The Compleat Pillar of Eliseg

Dec 1, 2017 — 2 Comments

Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Cemeteries and Churchyards, Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, The Archaeological Journal

A Place to Rest Your (Burnt) Bones? Mortuary Houses in Early Anglo-Saxon England

Oct 5, 2017 — 2 Comments

Cemeteries and Churchyards, Churches, Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Early Medieval Mortuary Practice, Medieval Archaeology, Places and Landscapes, Vikings

Death and Memory on the Coast: The Early Medieval Chapel and Cemetery of St Patrick, Heysham

May 9, 2017 — 7 Comments