The early cultures of north-west Europe
Subtitle: (H. M. Chadwick memorial studies)
By: Edited by Cyril Fox and Bruce Dickins.
Contributors: Dickins, Bruce, b. 1889.
Publisher: University Press
Published: 1950
Place of publication: Cambridge [Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 440
Subjects: Chadwick, Hector Munro, d. 1947; Europe -- Antiquities
Notes: Bibliography: p. xv.
CONTENTS CONTINUED.--Notes on the Ogam inscriptions of southern Britain, by K. Jackson.--Cantre'r Gwaelod and Ker-Is, by R. Bromwich.--The Moore memoranda on Northumbrian history, by P. H. Blair.--The interpretation of The seafarer, by D. Whitelock.--Glæd wæs ic gliwum: ungloomy aspects of Anglo-Saxon poetry, by J. I. Young.--Who was the translator of the prose portion of the Paris Psalter? By J. I'a Bromwich.--The post-Bedan miracles and translations of St. Cuthbert, by B. Colgrave.
CONTENTS CONTINUED.--Chipping and market, a lexicographical investigation, by F. E. Harmer.--The beheaded manumission in the Exeter book, by B. Dickins.--Sir Edward Dering, a seventeenth-century antiquary and his 'Saxon' charters, by C. E. Wright.--Þorgerðr Hölgabrúðr and the trolla þing, a note on sources, by N. K. Chadwick.--Old Norse jarðarmen, by G. N. Garmonsway.--Fenland place-names, by O. K. Schram.
Table of contents: title: The long barrow in western Europe, by G. E. Daniel.; title: The Cotswold megalithic culture: the grave goods and their background, by E. M. Clifford.; title: The beaker period in Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire North-of-the-Sands, by C. I. Fell.; title: Burial ritual and custom in the bronze age, illustrated by recent excavations in South Wales, by Sir C. Fox.; title: The British Isles and the beginning of the northern early bronze age, by J. M. de Navarro.; title: Significant objects at Sutton Hoo, by D. E. Martin-Clarke.; title: Gods and heroes in stone, by H. R. E. Davidson.; title: The Norse heritage in the Isle of Man, by B. R. S. and E. M. Megaw.; title: The Celtic settlement of Ireland, by T. G. E. Powell.