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Studia Celtica 28
Title
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Title:
Studia Celtica 28
Series
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Series:
Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies
Volume
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Volume:
28
Publication Type
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
D E Evans
J Beverley Smith
R G Livens
Publisher
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Publisher:
University of Wales Press
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1994
Source
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Source:
BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date
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Created Date:
15 Dec 2005
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Abstract
A note on the date of the Battersea Shield
Howard E Kilbride-Jones
1 - 9
The author considers the mode of manufacture and the origin of the decorative patterns of the Battersea Shield, including comparison with the Witham Shield, with the aim of uncovering any information they might provide concerning the date of manufacture and the origin of the shield.
The hoard of Pictish silver from Norrie's Law, Fife
Lloyd R Laing
11 - 38
The hoard of silver found at Norrie's Law, Fife, about 1819, is catalogued and discussed. It is argued that previous dating of the hoard on the basis of a supposed association of a Byzantine coin is invalid, and that it was deposited in the fifth century and is mainly composed of Roman hack silver and objects made from it. It is suggested that the character of a number of objects suggests that they were made for a votive offering.
In search of Elmet
R Geraint Gruffydd
63 - 79
The author considers the historical evidence available concerning the ancient British kingdom of Elmet, supposedly located in West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire between the rivers Wharfe and Aire during the early post-Roman period.
`Tir Telych', the Gwestfâu of Cynwyl Gaeo and Cwmwd Caeo
Glanville R J Jones
81 - 95
The author aims to identify the exact site of the land named `Tir Telych', recorded in a memorandum dated probably to AD 830--50 and written in the margins of the Lichfield Gospels. He also makes some suggestions concerning the tenure dispute which is the subject of the memorandum.
Report on the survey of medieval pottery in Wales
Ewan Campbell
Cliona Papazian
167 - 168
Note on the aims of the survey, its methodology and publication, and brief summary of the results of the survey.
