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The Blackwell Encyclopaedia Of Anglo-saxon England Is A Major Reference-work Covering The History, Archaeology, Arts, Architecture, Literatures And Languages Of England From The Roman Withdrawal To The Norman Conquest (c.450 - 1066 Ad). Drawing On Contributions By Scholars Of International Standing, The Book Comprises A Series Of Some 700 Artists By 150 Contributors, Arranged In Alphabetical Order, Describing The People, Places, Activites And Creations Of The Anglo-saxons. The Articles Are Illustrated By Maps, Line-drawings And Black And White Photographs; The Book Is Accompanied By A Comprehensive Table Of The 'rulers Of England, C.450 - 1066', And By A Classified Index Of Head-words To Facilitate Access To The Encyclopaedia Itself. The Encyclopaedia Can Be Consulted For Information And Bibliographical Orientation On Points Of Detail; In Addition, The Accessible Style And Layout Make It Ideal For Browsing By Readers Interested In Aspects Of Anglo-saxon England Outside The Range Of Their Own Specialism.--jacket. Edited By Michael Lapidge ; With John Blair, Simon Keynes, And Donald Scragg. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

Author

Michael Lapidge; John Blair; Simon Keynes; Donald Scragg

Publisher

Blackwell Publishers

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9780631155652

Subjects

History, Humanities