Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 7Department of Archaeology, 1988 - Archaeology |
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Page 76
... Hill , Norfolk , TF 981 15 , lies near the southern edge of the parish of North Elmham on the side of a low ridge descending on the southern side to the Black Water River ( Map 1 ) . It illustrates how gender representation in the ...
... Hill , Norfolk , TF 981 15 , lies near the southern edge of the parish of North Elmham on the side of a low ridge descending on the southern side to the Black Water River ( Map 1 ) . It illustrates how gender representation in the ...
Page 78
Spong Hill is the largest Anglo - Saxon cremation and inhumation cemetery in England which has been completely excavated and recorded . Some 2300 cremation burials and 57 inhumations were excavated from the cemetery between 1968 and ...
Spong Hill is the largest Anglo - Saxon cremation and inhumation cemetery in England which has been completely excavated and recorded . Some 2300 cremation burials and 57 inhumations were excavated from the cemetery between 1968 and ...
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... Hill and Elsham for a strong division of grave goods by sex . He further claims that " ... female grave - goods are direct translations of the objects accompanying female inhumations , " ( 1984,54 ) . Richards maintains that " ... we ...
... Hill and Elsham for a strong division of grave goods by sex . He further claims that " ... female grave - goods are direct translations of the objects accompanying female inhumations , " ( 1984,54 ) . Richards maintains that " ... we ...
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