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John Pearce
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Maureen Carroll
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Charlotte E Bell
Charlotte E. Bell, 2020
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Vincent van der Veen
Britannia 52, 2021
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The Material Expression of Social Change: The Mortuary Correlates of Gender and Age in Late Pre-Roman Iron Age and Roman Dorset. Vol. 1.
Christine Hamlin
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Charlotte E Bell
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The Material Expression of Social Change: The Mortuary Correlates of Gender and Age in Late Pre-Roman Iron Age and Roman Dorset. Vol. 2.
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Ursula Rothe
in: G. Woolf/E. Hemelrijk (eds), Gender and the Roman City, Leiden (Brill: Mnemosyne Supplements, History and Archaeology of Classical Antiquity), 243-268, 2013
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Hing Yuen Chan
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Tais Pagoto Bélo
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Marjorie Venit
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Caroline Palmer
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Claire van Driel
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Alessandra Esposito
TRAC 2015: Proceedings of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Leicester 2015, 2016
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A High-Status Seventh-Century Female Burial from West Hanney, Oxfordshire
Helena Hamerow
The Antiquaries Journal, 2015
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Emily Stanton
2023
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Gender representation in early medieval burials: Past reality or ritual display?
Heinrich Härke
Problemy vseobshchej istorii (Problems of World History) 8. Armavir, 2003
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"Collective identity vs individual identity through rituals and images of dying in female nunneries in Medieval Iberia" at the Gender, Identity, Iconography. Gender and Medieval Studies Conference 2018, 8-10 January, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
Mercedes Perez Vidal
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A Lady of York: migration, ethnicity and identity in Roman Britain
Hella Eckardt
Antiquity, 2010
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Memories of migration? The ‘Anglo-Saxon’ burial costume of the fifth century AD
James Harland
Antiquity, 2019
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Hilary Becker
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Jillian E Byrne-Sweeney
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"Situating Gender in European Archaeologies: Introduction," (with Liv Helga Dommasnes), pp. 11-22
Nancy L. Wicker
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