original ) (raw )The Ornament Horizon revisited. New and old finds of Middle Bronze Age ornaments in southern england
Benjamin Roberts , Brendan O'Connor
Le Bronze moyen et l’origine du Bronze final en Europe occidentale, de la Mer du Nord à la Méditerranée (XVIIe-XIIIe siècle avant notre ère). T Lachenal, C Mordant, T Nicolas & C Veber (eds.), Strasbourg, Mémoires d’Archéologie du Grand-Est 1, pp. 269-81, 2017
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Combination, composition and context: readdressing British Middle Bronze Age ornament hoards (c.1400-1100 cal. BC)
Neil Wilkin
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Bead Biographies: understanding the use and role of beads and ornaments in Middle Neolithic Britain
Jake Rowland
AWRANA Barcelona, 2022
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Personal ornaments in prehistory: an exploration of body augmentation from the Palaeolithic to the Early Bronze Age
Emma L Baysal
Archaeological Journal, 2020
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Technological and Social Dimensions of Aurignacian-Age'' Body Ornaments across Europe
Randall White
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A social and technological View of Aurignacian and Castelperronian Personal Ornaments in SW Europe
Randall White
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Golden Biographies: The Production, Curation, Fragmentation and Deposition of the Armorican-Type Rolled-Gold Bead-Like Ornaments found at Pendleton, Lancashire
David Barrowclough
Archaeological Journal 171, 2014, 2014
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An Analysis of Objects of Personal Adornment from Five Hillforts in Northwest Wales
Noah Bryant
2021
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Going to pieces at the funeral: Completeness and complexity in British Early Bronze Age jet 'necklace' assemblages
Catherine Frieman
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Anglo-Saxon burials from Shrewton, Wiltshire, England, with particular reference to a gold pendant and an openwork girdle-hanger
Charlotte Behr
2016
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Bruce Eagles, Charlotte Behr, Peter Saunders and David Algar: Anglo-Saxon burials from Shrewton, Wiltshire, England, with particular reference to a gold pendant and an openwork girdle-hanger
Charlotte Behr
The Evidence of Material Culture: Le témoignage de la culture matérielle. Studies in Honour of Professor/Mélanges offers au Professeur Vera Evison, sous la direction de Ian Riddler, Jean Soulat et Lynne Keys. Europe Médiévale 10, 2016., 2016
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Personal Ornaments in Prehistory: An Exploration of Body Augmentation from the Palaeolithic to the Early Bronze Age by Emma L. Baysal. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia. 2019. 272 pp., 19 color plates, 63 B&W figs. ISBN 978-1-78925-286-6
Joanna Then-Obłuska
BEADS: Journal of the Society of Bead Researches 32, 2020
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Systems of Personal Ornamentation in the Early Upper Palaeolithic: Methodological Challenges and New Observations
Randall White
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Guglielmi, A. 2018. "Tangled " Roman personal ornament in Iron Age Ireland and Southern Scandinavia (100 BC – AD 500) - Vol 1
Alexandra Guglielmi
PhD thesis, 2018
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'Fancy Objects' in the British Iron Age: Why Decorate?
Jody Joy
2011
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Active brooches. Theorising brooches of the Roman north-west (first to third centuries AD)
Tatiana Ivleva
T. Martin and R. Weetch (eds), Dress and Society: Contributions from Archaeology , 2017
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Artefact studies in Late Iron Age and Roman Britain: a blast from the past?
Matthew Ponting
Antiquity, 2012
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Thinking outside the cist: interpreting a unique artefact assemblage from an Early Bronze Age burial on the Isle of Man
Chris Fowler
Antiquity
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Arnoldussen, S. and H. Steegstra (2021). "Fossilized fashion and social sparkle. Dutch Bronze Age bracelets in context." Palaeohistoria 61/62 (2019/2020), 43-110.
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Special Issue: Personal Ornaments in Early Prehistory Cultural Implications of Uniformity in Ornament Assemblages: Paleolithic and Mesolithic Ornaments From Franchthi Cave, Greece
Catherine Perlès
PaleoAnthropology, 2019
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Barber, M (2003) Bronze and the Bronze Age: Metalwork and Society in Britain c2500 - 800 BC (Tempus Publishing Ltd: Stroud)
Martyn Barber
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Understanding Bronze Age Faience in Britain and Ireland
Alison Sheridan
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Guglielmi, A. 2018. "Tangled " Roman personal ornament in Iron Age Ireland and Southern Scandinavia (100 BC – AD 500) - Vol 2
Alexandra Guglielmi
PhD Thesis, 2018
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Personal Adornment in Iron Age Britain: the case of the missing glass beads
Elizabeth Foulds
Fingerprinting the Iron Age: Approaches to identity in the European Iron Age: Integrating South-Eastern Europe into the debate , 2014
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Elaborate pin suites from 7th century high-status female burials – A symbol of the influence of early monasticism in Anglo-Saxon England?
Alexandra Hilgner
Early medieval waterscapes Risks and opportunities for (im)material cultural exchange, 2019
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Metal appliques in Bronze Age Europe – Searching for the meaning behind tacks, buckles and lamellas
Bianka Nessel
A. Kozubová/E. Makarová/M. Neumann (eds.): Ultra velum temporis. Venované Jozefovi Bátorovi k 70. narodeninám. Slovenská Archeológia. Supplementum 1 , 2020
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Iron Age Antiques: Assessing the functions of old objects in Britain from 400BC to AD100
Helen Chittock
Objects of the Past in the Past: Investigating the significance of earlier artefacts in later contexts, 2019
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A Context for Roman Priestly Regalia: Depositional Practices and Spatial Distribution of Assemblages from Roman Britain
Alessandra Esposito
TRAC 2015: Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Leicester 2015, 2016
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Doubtful associations? Assessing Bronze Age ‘multi-period’ hoards from northern England, Scotland and Wales
Matthew Knight
Objects of the Past in the Past. Investigating the significance of earlier artefacts in later contexts, 2019
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LAPORTE L., DUPONT C., 2019 - Personal adornments and objects of ornamentation: two case studies from hunter-gatherer burials, in France (La Vergne) and Argentina (Arroyo Seco II). PaleoAnthropology, 156−176. ISSN 1545-0031,
Catherine Dupont
PaleoAnthropology, 2019
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Fair Combed, Well Washen Let Each Warrior Be: The role of antler and bone combs in constructing identity in early medieval Britain. Unpublished Masters Thesis. Division of Archaeology. The University of Cambridge.
Claire F Ratican
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Not Just for Show: The Archaeology of Beads, Beadwork and Personal Ornaments [2017]
Clive Bonsall , Daniella Bar-Yosef , Alice Choyke
2017
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The Oxford Handbook of Anglo-Saxon Archaeology. Edited by Helena Hamerow, David A Hinton and Sally Crawford. 246mm. Pp 1112, 104 ills. Oxford Handbooks in Archaeology, Oxford University Press, 2011. isbn9780199212149. £95 (hbk)
Austin Mason
The Antiquaries Journal, 2013
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'The Weight of Necklaces'. Some insights into the wearing of women's jewellery from Middle Saxon written sources'
Barbara Yorke
Studies in Early Anglo-Saxon Art and archaeology: Papers in Honour of Martin G.. Welch, ed. Stauart Brooes, Sue Harrington and Andrew Reynolds BAR BS 527 (2011), 106-11
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Carolingian Culture in the North Sea World: Rethinking the Cultural Dynamics of Personal Adornment in Viking-Age England
Gabor Thomas
European Journal of Archaeology, 2012
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