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12 Mar 2012: Water Mills and Cattle Standards: Probing the Economic Comparison between Ireland and Spain in the Early Middle Ages. ... L. Sánchez Belda. (Madrid, 1948). WATER MILLS AND CATTLE STANDARDS: PROBING THE ECONOMIC COMPARISON BETWEEN IRELAND.

25 Jan 2019: Some associated issues that arise include: the economic motivations for and. ... there are constructive lessons to be learned from the debate and, as is often the case,.

7 Nov 2013: we should take each data-set on its own terms, as an individual manifestation of what was probably a very complex patchwork of political, ethnic and economic cores and peripheries. ... Given the regions’ contrasting economic fortunes at this point, a

10 Sep 2017: attempt to draw theoretical lessons about religious change from their experience of it, I follow them in focusing on the newness of Christianity and argue that, in converting, the Urapmin have ... Th ere are of course a range of traditions in

14 Nov 2013: His boyhood drilling in grammar included a harsh lesson in the comparative and superlative: his teachers had him repeat ‘stupid, stupider, stupidest’ until he learned the pattern.6 Soaring away from ... 21 As a traveller, he is naturally concerned

31 Jul 2012: H. M. CHADWICK MEMORIAL LECTURES 18. SVERRE BAGGE. Order, Disorder and Disordered Order: Interpretations of the World and Society from the. Pagan to the Christian Period in Scandinavia. DEPARTMENT OF ANGLO-SAXON, NORSE AND CELTIC. UNIVERSITY OF

23 Jun 2022: ISBN 978-0-9562353-6-7. 21. Wendy Davies, Water Mill and Cattle Standards: Probing the Economic.

14 Dec 2020: H. M. CHADWICK MEMORIAL LECTURES 31. SARAH FOOT. WHY WERE THERE NO MARTYRS IN THE EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH? DEPARTMENT OF ANGLO-SAXON, NORSE AND CELTIC. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Hector Munro Chadwick (1870–1947) was Elrington and Bosworth Professor of

26 Sep 2022: The Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic is a yearly spring conference. organised by postgraduate students of the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at the University of Cambridge. Information on the next Colloquium,

20 Sep 2021: The Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic is a yearly spring conference. organized by postgraduate students of the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at the University of Cambridge. Information on the next Colloquium,