دانلود کتاب The Vikings in Ireland and Beyond: Before and After the Battle of Clontarf (Pathways to Our Past)

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Cover Half-title page Title page Copyright page Dedication Contents Foreword List of illustrations List of abbreviations List of contributors Acknowledgments Preface 1. Ireland and the Viking Age 2. Written sources for pre-Christian sanctuaries in northern Europe 3. The first generation in Ireland, 795-812: Viking raids and Viking bases? 4. The longphort in Viking-Age Ireland: the archaeological evidence 5. Viking camps and the means of exchange in Britain and Ireland in the ninth century 6. Vikings at Annagassan: the evidence of the annals and the wider context 7. A Viking warrior grave from Dublin 8. The Ballinderry bow: an under-appreciated Viking weapon? 9. Fighting with silver: the Woodstown assemblage 10. The Viking glass beads from Dunmore Cave, Co.Kilkenny 11. Viking Limerick and its hinterland 12. The break-up of Dál Riata and the rise of Gallgoídil 13. Mind the gap: the supposed hiatus in Irish art of the tenth century Plates 14. A man of two faces: Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill in Middle Irish sources 15. King Sitriuc Silkenbeard: a great survivor 16. Through a glass darkly: some sidelights on Viking influence on personal names and place-names in Ireland 17. Costumes and contact: evidence for Scandinavian women in the Irish Sea region 18. The environment of Viking-Age: recent evidence from Ireland to Russia 19. Where are the longhouses? Reviewing Ireland’s Viking-Age buildings 20. Viking-Age domestic settlement at 26-29 Castle Street, Dublin: a preliminary view based on archaeological excavations 21. Prelude to the Hiberno-Scandinavian coinage: the Castle Street and Werburgh Street hoards 22. Copies or creations? Some shared elements in Hiberno-Norse and Scandinavian artwork 23. Practice makes perfect? Motif-pieces as tools of communication and the exchange of tacit artistic knowledge in Viking-Age Dublin 24. The art of politics: the Cross of Cong and the Hiberno-Urnes style 25. Rathdown slabs revisited 26. Celtic berserkers and feeble steersmen: Hiberno-Scandinavian military culture in Middle Irish literature 27. Irish Sea identities and interconnections during the Viking Age 28. Vikings in Ireland: the catastrophe Index