Armit, I. (2009). Irish-Scottish connections in the first millennium AD. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 108. Vol 108, pp. 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3318/PRIC.2008.108.1.
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Irish-Scottish connections in the first millennium AD | |||||
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an evaluation of the links between souterrain ware and Hebridean ceramics | |||||
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Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 108 | |||||
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Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy | |||||
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108 | |||||
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146 | |||||
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1 - 18 | |||||
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Although some limited consideration has been given to the possibility of links between the early medieval ceramic traditions of the Western Isles and the souterrain ware of north-east Ireland, these have tended to be framed in the context of supposed Dalriadic cultural influence flowing from Ireland to Scotland. A re-evaluation of the possible relationships between these pottery styles is argued to suggest that souterrain ware might instead be seen as part of a regional expansion of western Scottish pottery styles in the seventh'“eighth centuries AD. This raises the question of what social processes might underlie the cross-regional patterning evident in what remains a vernacular, rather than a high-status, technology.\r\n | |||||
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2009 | |||||
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30 Mar 2013 |
