This bibliography is meant to include all books, articles and significant reviews published in any branch of Anglo-Saxon studies during 1994. It excludes reprints unless they contain new material. It will be continued annually. The year of publication of a book or article is 1994 unless otherwise stated. The arrangement and the pages on which the sections begin are as follows: 1. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS page 3\1 2. OLD ENGLISH LANGUAGE 313 3. OLD ENGLISH LITERATURE 319 General, 319; Poetry, 320 {General, 320; 'Beowulf, 321; Other poems, 323); Prose, 326 4. ANGLO-LATIN, LITURGY AND OTHER LATIN ECCLESIASTICAL TEXTS 327 5. FONTES ANGLO-SAXONICI 329 6. PALAEOGRAPHY, DIPLOMATIC AND ILLUMINATION 329 7. HISTORY 332 8. NUMISMATICS 337 9. ONOMASTICS 338 10. ARCHAEOLOGY 339 General, 339; Towns and other major settlements, 342; Rural settlements, agriculture and the countryside, 343; Pagan cemeteries and Sutton Hoo, 345; Churches, monastic sites and Christian cemeteries, 346; Sculpture on bone, stone and wood, 347; Metal-work, and other minor objects, 347; Inscriptions, 349; Pottery and glass, 349 11. REVIEWS 350

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The excavation of a 1st century BC cremation cemetery having ring-ditch surrounded interments is reported. One of its two richly accompanied burials included an unparalleled drapery-cast stud/knob – an extraordinary object found within a cemetery with uniquely delineated graves. Given its location on the northern fringe of the distribution of Aylesford-Swarling cremation burials, the site prompts questions of core/periphery interrelationships, regionally and group definition.

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The Hinxton Rings – A Late Iron Age Cemetery at Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, with a Reconsideration of Northern Aylesford-Swarling distributions.

Pots were once the basis on which most understandings of British prehistory were founded. In the middle decades of the twentieth century, ceramic studies were fundamental to tracking the origins, history and extent of cultural traditions throughout Britain and beyond. But over the course of the last 40 years, this once central role of pottery has significantly diminished, to the extent that today, we rarely see pottery as anything but a dating tool. This was not always the way, and though we might query the equations made between pots and people by previous generations, we have arguably lost sight of how to harness this material to other forms of social narrative. Despite having more pottery'than ever before, with few exceptions, we have reverted to asking a restricted range of questions of this material, and as a result, have yielded answers which seldom chime with the interests of those beyond a narrow specialist community. In short, pots rarely seem to matter anymore, and like other categories of artefact, are accorded far less significance when compared to the evidence of landscapes and settlement architectures. This thesis redresses some of these imbalances in the context of later prehistoric research. It brings pottery back into focus as a material that allows us make substantive statements about the past. Specifically, it tracks the character and regional development of Late Bronze Age (c. 1100800 BC) and Early Iron Age (c. 800-350 BC) Post-Deverel Rimbury pottery in Ea'st Anglia, and establishes the social context of ceramic production and -consumption. In doing so, it draws together a vast body of published and unpublished material amassed in the last few decades, and tackles the issue of how ceramic traditions were implicated in the constitution of social identities.

Pots, practice and society : an investigation of pattern and variability in the post-deverel rimbury ceramic tradition of East Anglia

Field work at Manor Farm, Harston has shown that a cropmark complex scheduled as an ancient monument retains substantial features immediately below the soil Occupation has been assigned to the Bronze Age, 1st century AD, 4th century AD and Anglo-Saxon Field walking has revealed Mesolithic and Neolithic artefacts Items discovered consist of Bronze Age ring-ditches, Iron Age and Romano-British field systems, Late Iron Age pottery, a possible "Grubenhaus", Medieval and post-Medieval finds Aerial photographs were utilised in conjunction with field walking Field soil, geophysical survey and pottery assessments were carried out

An Investigation of Multi-Period Cropmarks at Manor Farm, Harston.

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