论文信息 - Tasting Misery Among Snakes: The Situation of Smiths in Anglo-Saxon Settlements

Tasting Misery Among Snakes: The Situation of Smiths in Anglo-Saxon Settlements

Published version. Article studying the location of smithing sites within Anglo-Saxon settlements and the significant insight their study provides to Anglo-Saxon society.

D. Wright

[1] A. Woolf. The Sutton Hoo Sceptre and the Roots of Celtic Kingship Theory , 2008 .

[2] M. Shapland. St Mary's, Broughton, Lincolnshire: A Thegnly Tower—Nave in the Late Anglo-Saxon Landscape , 2008 .

[3] T. Graham. The Church in Anglo-Saxon Society , 2007 .

[4] K. Leahy. Anglo-Saxon Crafts , 2003 .

[5] D. Hinton. A Smith in Lindsey: The Anglo-Saxon Grave at Tattershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire , 2000 .

[6] C. Behr. The origins of kingship in early medieval Kent , 2000 .

[7] J. Bayley,et al. The gold, silver, and other non-ferrous alloy objects from Hamwic, and the non-ferrous metalworking evidence , 1996 .

[8] Robert R. White,et al. A smith's hoard from Tattershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire: a synopsis , 1993, Anglo-Saxon England.

[9] L. Hedeager. Iron-Age Societies: From Tribe to State in Northern Europe, 500 Bc to Ad 700 , 1992 .

[10] A. Harding. Excavations in the Prehistoric Ritual Complex near Milfield, Northumberland , 1981, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society.

[11] Brian Hope-Taylor. Yeavering: An Anglo-British Centre of Early Northumbria , 1977 .

[12] D. M. Wilson. The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England , 1976 .

[13] Axel Seeberg. Hephaistos Rides Again , 1965, The Journal of Hellenic Studies.

[14] R. Bruce-Mitford,et al. The Sutton Hoo ship-burial : a provisional guide , 1952 .