Glass beads from early Anglo-Saxon graves
a study on the provenance and chronology of glass beads from early Anglo-Saxon graves, based on visual examination
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Word Count
30,750 words, Guess
Page Count
123 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101842171046
- ISBN-139781842171042
- Goodreads920865
- LibraryThing150806
- Library of Congress Control Number2005297764
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number53068348
- Better World Books9781842171042
- Open LibraryOL3438738M
Classifications
- DDC748.85094209021
- LCCNK5440.B34 B78 2004
- LCCNK5440.B34
and 1 more
- LCCNK5440.B34 B79 2004
Description
"Beads made of glass or amber are the most common type of object found in Early Anglo-Saxon graves (5th-7th centuries AD), yet relatively little is known about them. In this well illustrated study, based on visual examination, Birte Brugmann analyses a national sample of c. 14,000 glass beads. She creates a new typology taking into consideration manufacturing techniques, shapes, colours and decoration and discusses continental and Scandinavian influence on bead fashion."--Jacket.
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