By the Head of a Spirited Horse: A Biocultural Analysis of Horse-Depositions as Reflections of Horseman Identities in Early Britain (Iron Age to Early Medieval Period)

By the Head of a Spirited Horse: A Biocultural Analysis of Horse-Depositions as Reflections of Horseman Identities in Early Britain (Iron Age to Early Medieval Period)

Horse-depositions were examined to explore the development of human-horse relationships in early Britain using a multidisciplinary approach (osteological, archaeological, historical and ethnographical) to interpret these relationships as part of Horseman identities in the Iron Age, Roman and med...

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Main Author: Cross, Pamela J.
Other Authors: Not given
Language:en
Published: University of Bradford 2021
Subjects:
Iron Age
Roman
Anglo-Saxon
Europe
Britain
Funerary practices
Cavalry
Zooarchaeology
Horse-burial
Horse-ritual
Horseman identities
Horse-depositions
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10454/18396

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http://hdl.handle.net/10454/18396

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