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Northumbria AD 367-867: Earth Hall, Ring Gift and Heaven’s Field
By (author) Max Adams, By (author) Colm O'Brien
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From the author of the bestselling The King in the North. The story of the lands between the Forth and Humber from the end of the Roman period to the Viking kingdom of York is one of the most richly fascinating in British history. This the age of Lindisfarne and of Bede; of the dramatic hills, valleys and ancient routeways that link the Irish Sea and the North Sea; of names that resonate even now: Edwin, Oswald, Hild, Cuthbert, Wilfrid; of conquest, conversion and the legacies of intellectual giants. This history of Early Medieval Northumbria explores themes of landscape, power, creativity and intellect. Fresh archaeological evidence and research in historical geography shed light on the fascinating story of how land was managed, exploited and deployed as an expression of power by both secular and ecclesiastical forces, and aspects such as the role of élite women in shaping politics and religion is given new focus. Max Adams and Colm O’ Brien show conclusively how Northumbria’s political, cultural and religious elements coalesced to forge a creative powerhouse which shaped the world we have inherited.
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Publisher | Birlinn General
Published date | 9 Oct 2025
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 416
Dimensions | 234 x 156 x 37mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 668g
ISBN | 978-0-8597-6742-2
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BISAC | history / social history
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