Seeking horses: allies, clients and exchanges in the Zhou Period (1045–221 BC)
Horses and chariots—and the associated technology and expertise—derived from the
steppe contributed to the success of the Zhou conquest of the Shang in c. 1045 BC and …
steppe contributed to the success of the Zhou conquest of the Shang in c. 1045 BC and …
Art, ambiguity and transformation
C Gosden - Art in the Eurasian Iron Age: context, connections and …, 2020 - torrossa.com
Iron Age cultures were large, connected, volatile, varied and contested. After 150 years or
more of concerted study we are only just getting a sense of what life in the 1st millennium BC …
more of concerted study we are only just getting a sense of what life in the 1st millennium BC …
United We Play, United We Pray? Connected Networks of Medieval Play and Supernatural Engagement
MA Hall - A United Europe of Things: Portable Material Culture …, 2024 - Springer
This contribution explores issues around the commonality versus distinctiveness of portable
material culture across medieval Europe, focusing in particular on material culture …
material culture across medieval Europe, focusing in particular on material culture …
Introduction: context, connections and scale
Around 500 BC a new mode of visual expression emerged in Europe. To the north of the
Alps, craftspeople began to decorate objects in ways that were strikingly different from the …
Alps, craftspeople began to decorate objects in ways that were strikingly different from the …
Refugees, networks, politics and east–west connections in Early Celtic art: Paul Jacobsthal's 'History of a Monster'in context
S Crawford, K Ulmschneider - Art in the Eurasian Iron Age: Context …, 2020 - torrossa.com
Abstract In 1938, German Jewish refugee scholar Paul Jacobsthal, recently appointed
Reader in Celtic Archaeology at the University of Oxford, gave a paper to the Oxford …
Reader in Celtic Archaeology at the University of Oxford, gave a paper to the Oxford …