Turner, S. (2000). Aspects of the development of public assembly in the Danelaw. Assemblage 5. Vol 5.
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Aspects of the development of public assembly in the Danelaw | |||
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Assemblage 5 | |||
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5 | |||
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The aim of this essay is to investigate aspects of the development of public assembly in the Danelaw area of early medieval England using topographic, place-name and archaeological evidence for hundred and wapentake meeting-places. The article considers aspects of the Anglo-Saxon tradition of public assembly, and assesses the probable origins of the system. It then compares the system of meeting-places in the Danelaw with moot-sites in other areas of Anglo-Saxon England. The article attempts to outline topics such as the different functions of meeting-places and the changing rationale behind meeting-place locations. This leads to suggestions about the antiquity of the system of public administration in the Danelaw and the nature of Scandinavian settlement in eastern England. | |||
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2000 | |||
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20 Jan 2002 |