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Angelsächsische Waffengräber des 5. bis 7. Jahrhunderts
Bonn :
Habelt, 1992.
Detailed analysis and interpretation of the archaeological and physical-anthropological data from 1500 early medieval burials of the 5th - 7th centuries AD in England, together with a discussion of the relevant written sources (heroic poems, legal texts, chronicles) relating to weapons and warfare in early Anglo-Saxon England (with extensive English-language summary).
Priority areas:
humanitarian
Language:
German
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