Citation
/*##########################################*/| ID | Post ID | Source | Title | Author | Pub Date | URL | Accessed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 109 | 718 | Internet Archaeology | Travelling Beneath Crows: Representing socio-geographical concepts of time and travel in early medieval England | L Symonds and R Ling | 2002-11 | View Link | 2026-09-29 | Internet Archaeology describes the development of towns as centres of production and trade following Scandinavian settlement in Lincolnshire. It states that pottery production became concentrated in Lincoln, Torksey and Stamford during the late ninth and tenth centuries, and examines the distribution and trade of pottery produced in these towns. Supports the statement that Lincoln and Stamford developed as important centres of pottery production and trade during the Anglo-Scandinavian period. |