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A non‐stylistic approach to the gold bracteates

Morten Axboe Archaeological Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Pages 63-68 | Published online: 19 May 2010

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Märit Gaimster. (1992) Scandinavian Gold Bracteates in Britain. Money and Media in the Dark Ages. Medieval Archaeology 36:1, pages 1-28.
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Olav Sverre Johansen, Gerd Stams⊘ Munch, Stig Welinder & Ulla Lund Hansen. (1976) Reviews. Norwegian Archaeological Review 9:2, pages 129-143.
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KRISTIAN KRISTIANSEN. (2007) THE PLACE OF CHRONOLOGICAL STUDIES IN ARCHAEOLOGY A VIEW FROM THE OLD WORLD*. Oxford Journal of Archaeology 4:3, pages 251-266.
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