Mercia : an Anglo-Saxon kingdom in Europe
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Mercia : an Anglo-Saxon kingdom in Europe
（Studies in the early history of Europe / editors, Stuart Airlie [and] Paul Kershaw）
Leicester University Press, 2001
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Bibliography: p. [329]-379
Includes index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : Mercia, a culture in context / Michelle P. Brown and Carol A. Farr
- The origins of Mercia / Barbara Yorke
- The tribal hidage and the ealdormen of Mercia / Peter Featherstone
- Political women in Mercia, eighth to early tenth centuries / Pauline Stafford
- The Mercian church : archaeology and topography / David Parsons
- Hagiography and literature : the case of Guthlac of Crowland / Jane Roberts
- Wales and Mercia, 613-918 / T. M. Charles-Edwards
- The Verturian hegemony : a mirror in the north / Alex Woolf
- Abbesses, minor dynasties and kings in clericatu : perspectives of Ireland, 700-850 / Edel Bhreathnack
- Carolingian contacts / Janet L. Nelson
- The archaeology of Mercia / Martin Welch
- Mercia : landscape and environment / Della Hill
- Mercians : the dwellers on the boundary / David Hill
- The growth of market centres and towns in the area of the Mercian hegemony / Alan Vince
- Mercian London / Robert Cowie
- Mercian coinage and authority / Gareth Williams
- Contructing iconographies : questions of identity in Mercian sculpture / Jane Hawkes
- Classism of Southumbrian sculpture / Richard Jewell
- Metalwork of the Mercian supremacy / Leslie Webster
- Mercian manuscripts? : the `Tiberius' group and its historical context / Michelle P. Brown
- Military institutions and royal power / Gareth Williams
- Mercia and Wessex in the ninth century / Simon Keynes