John Blair (1) (1955–)
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John Blair is Emeritus Professor of Medieval History and Archaeology at the University of Oxford and Emeritus Fellow in History at The Queens College, Oxford. His books include The Church in Anglo-Saxon Society and The Anglo-Saxon Age: A Very Short Introduction.
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Tekijän teokset
The British Culture of Anglo-Saxon Settlement (H. M. Chadwick Memorial Lectures) (2013) 2 kappaletta
Saint Frideswide's monastery at Oxford : archaeological and architectural studies (1990) 2 kappaletta
Planning in the Early Medieval Landscape (Exeter Studies in Medieval Europe LUP) (2020) 2 kappaletta
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The Oxford Mini History of Britain, Volume I: Roman and Anglo Saxon Britain (1984) — Avustaja — 17 kappaletta
Intersections: The Archaeology and History of Christianity in England, 400-1200. Papers in Honour of Martin Biddle and… (2010) — Avustaja — 2 kappaletta
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- Kanoninen nimi
- Blair, John
- Virallinen nimi
- Blair, William John
- Muut nimet
- Blair, W. J.
- Syntymäaika
- 1955-03-04
- Sukupuoli
- male
- Kansalaisuus
- UK
- Syntymäpaikka
- Woking, Surrey, England, UK
- Koulutus
- Brasenose College, Oxford (BA, 1976, PhD, 1983)
- Ammatit
- historian
archaeologist
Professor of Medieval History and Archaeology - Organisaatiot
- Queen's College, University of Oxford
- Palkinnot ja kunnianosoitukset
- Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London (1983)
Fellow of the British Academy (2008)
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It combines a great deal of detailed study -- and detailed, well-produced pictures and diagrams -- with an overarching perspective leading to some far-reaching conclusions. Blair's argument -- that the built form of Anglo-Saxon England did not, in general, lend itself to extensive archaeological preservation, and that it also reflects a set of social patterns distinct from those on the continent (or, notably, after the Conquest -- with elements of the continental pattern slipping in shortly before the Conquest) -- has important implications for how we understand the social and governmental patterns of the Anglo-Saxon period, and should be framed with Wormald's book on the origins of English law for anyone with an interest in the period beyond simply reading alliterative poetry or tracing the broad history of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.… (lisätietoja)