Tag Archives: Halls

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  The Durham Workshop: an overview

  Posted on June 10, 2016 by Matthew Austin in Uncategorized.

  The second network workshop took place this week at Durham University, under the theme of ‘Architectures of power: ritual action, performance and the built environment’.

  Post Tagged with Aachen, Anglo-Saxon, Architectures of power, Britain, Built environment, Cowage Farm, Durham University, Early medieval, First millennium AD, Gamla Uppsala, Great-hall complexes, Halls, Ireland, Long Wittenham, Lyminge, Magnate residences, North-west Europe, Performance, Rendlesham, Rhynie, Ritual, Scandinavia, Sutton Courtenay, Yeavering
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  The Reading Workshop: an overview

  Posted on February 29, 2016 by Matthew Austin in Uncategorized.

  Last week saw the first network workshop take place at the University of Reading, under the theme of ‘Site Dynamics and Long-Term Chronologies’.

  Post Tagged with Anglo-Saxon, Britain, Chronology, Dating, Early medieval, Europe, First millennium AD, Gaul, Halls, Magnate residences, North-west Europe, Northern Europe, Reading workshop, Royal power, Royal Residence Network, Royal residences, Scandinavia, University of Reading
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  Site dynamics and long-term chronologies

  Posted on February 21, 2016 by Matthew Austin in Uncategorized.

  The University of Reading will be hosting the first of our network workshops this Thursday and Friday (25-26/02/2016).

  Post Tagged with Britain, Chronology, Dating, Early medieval, Europe, First millennium AD, Halls, Reading workshop, Royal power, Royal Residence Network, Royal residences, University of Reading
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  Gamla Uppsala: the state of knowledge

  Posted on January 19, 2016 by Matthew Austin in Uncategorized.

  We are pleased to draw your attention to the latest research at the magnate complex at Gamla Uppsala, Sweden.

  Post Tagged with Early medieval, Gamla Uppsala, Halls, Magnate residences, North-west Europe, Northern Europe, Royal residences, Scandinavia, Sweden, Vendel Period, Viking Period
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