2017
DOI: 10.1080/03044181.2017.1378918
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Matilda, Leonor and Joanna: the Plantagenet sisters and the display of dynastic connections through material culture

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“…94 Feliciano, 2019: 112-114. 95 Sobre su figura y mecenazgo de estas piezas: Jasperse, 2017: 533-536. Jasperse, 2020 Estos telares se utilizaban para galones y piezas de poca anchura, muchos destinados a fines litúrgicos: Spies, 2000.…”
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“…94 Feliciano, 2019: 112-114. 95 Sobre su figura y mecenazgo de estas piezas: Jasperse, 2017: 533-536. Jasperse, 2020 Estos telares se utilizaban para galones y piezas de poca anchura, muchos destinados a fines litúrgicos: Spies, 2000.…”
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“…(e.g. Woolgar 1999; Gee 2002; Nolan 2009; Martin 2012; Moss 2012; Jasperse 2017; Delman 2019). Key themes addressed in these cognate disciplines are sponsorship (patronage) and religious devotion among elite women, while non-elites, such as washerwomen, maidservants, midwives and prostitutes, feature somewhat less (Rawcliffe 2009; Müller 2013).…”
Section: Gender and Medieval Archaeology In Britain And Irelandmentioning
confidence: 99%