Crossing Boundaries - Insular metalwork in 'Viking' Scandinavia
How did the Insular metalwork that we find in 'Viking Age' Scandinavia get there? What might the social and cultural significance of...
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Crossing Boundaries - Insular metalwork in 'Viking' Scandinavia
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