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Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach

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Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach

Summary

Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach is an academic work[1].

Key Facts

  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach authored Towards a Relational Approach — author (P50): Ben Jervis[2].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's instance of is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — instance of (P31): academic work[3].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's publisher is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — publisher (P123): Oxbow Books[4].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-1-78297-659-2[5].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's publication date is recorded as +2014-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's Open Library ID is recorded as OL31025218M[7].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's main subject is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — main subject (P921): medieval archaeology[8].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's main subject is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — main subject (P921): medieval society[9].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's main subject is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — main subject (P921): pottery ware[10].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's main subject is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — main subject (P921): England in the Middle Ages[11].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's title is recorded as Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England[12].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's subtitle is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach[13].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Magnificent entrances and undignified exits: chronicling the symbolism of castle space in Normandy[14].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Acts of Perception: A Study of Barnard Castle in Teesdale[15].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Agency and personhood at the onset of the Mycenaean period[16].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Gender and Material Culture: The Archaeology of Religious Women[17].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Gender and archaeology: contesting the past[18].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Magic for the Dead? The Archaeology of Magic in Later Medieval Burials[19].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Medieval archaeology and theory: a disciplinary leap of faith[20].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Theory, Disciplinary Perspectives and the Archaeology of Later Medieval England[21].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's cites work is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — cites work (P2860): Medieval pottery in Berkshire[22].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's Goodreads version/edition ID is recorded as 21892164[23].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's Google Scholar paper ID is recorded as 6503023855448672653[24].
  • Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's Goodreads work ID is recorded as 41182665[25].

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Designation and Status

Pottery and Social Life in Medieval England: Towards a Relational Approach's instance of is recorded as Towards a Relational Approach — instance of (P31): academic work[3].

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  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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