Nationalisms in Romantic Britain and Ireland: Culture, Politics, and the Global

Burgess, Miranda

doi:10.1002/9781444308563.ch4

A Concise Companion to the Romantic Age 2009

DOI: 10.1002/9781444308563.ch4

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Nationalisms in Romantic Britain and Ireland: Culture, Politics, and the Global

Miranda Burgess

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“…77.Crawford 1922, 27–32; Evans 1930, 157–8; Savory 1948, 164, and 1949, 138–44; Burgess 1979, 275–6.…”

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Both Sides Now: The Carp's-Tongue Complex Revisited

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Engaging with both typological and contextual approaches, this paper endeavours to take a fresh look at one of the most emblematic groups of Atlantic Late Bronze Age metalwork depositions. Taking a revised typo-chronology for carp's-tongue swords as a starting point, we compare single-piece deposition of these items with their occurrence in hoards of mixed composition. Clear regional trends emerge as a result. We also contrast the composition of carp's-tongue hoards on both sides of the English Channel, highlighting the impact that poorly defined key types can have on our perception of an entire complex of metalwork assemblages. Overall, the composition of carp's-tongue hoards proves rather uniform across this geographical divide. Some noteworthy differences, however, can be discerned between British and French assemblages.

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“…77.Crawford 1922, 27–32; Evans 1930, 157–8; Savory 1948, 164, and 1949, 138–44; Burgess 1979, 275–6.…”

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Both Sides Now: The Carp's-Tongue Complex Revisited

Brandherm¹,

Hoyo

2014

Antiq. J.

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Nationalisms in Romantic Britain and Ireland: Culture, Politics, and the Global

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