Surveys the jewellery worn by women in Scandinavian-settled areas of England in the Viking period, using many newly-discovered pieces to reveal the extent and nature of female participation in the Viking expansion, which is traditionally viewed as a largely masculine affair.
Surveys the jewellery worn by women in Scandinavian-settled areas of England in the Viking period, using many newly-discovered pieces to reveal the extent and nature of female participation in the Viking expansion, which is traditionally viewed as a largely masculine affair.
Jane F. Kershaw received her BA in History at Oxford University. She was a Kennedy Scholar at Harvard University before returning to Oxford to complete a PhD. She is am an ERC Principal Investigator at the Institute of Archaeology, Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1: Scandinavian-style jewellery in England: approaches and sources * 2: Identifying Scandinavian and Anglo-Scandinavian jewellery * 3: Scandinavian-style jewellery from England: origins, styles, and parallels * 4: The production and life-span of Scandinavian-style jewellery * 5: Brooch use, culture, and gender * 6: Locating Scandinavian influence: the distribution of Scandinavian-style jewellery in England * 7: Synthesis and conclusion: constructing cultural identities * Bibliography * Appendices
* 1: Scandinavian-style jewellery in England: approaches and sources * 2: Identifying Scandinavian and Anglo-Scandinavian jewellery * 3: Scandinavian-style jewellery from England: origins, styles, and parallels * 4: The production and life-span of Scandinavian-style jewellery * 5: Brooch use, culture, and gender * 6: Locating Scandinavian influence: the distribution of Scandinavian-style jewellery in England * 7: Synthesis and conclusion: constructing cultural identities * Bibliography * Appendices
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