Tim Pestell Books

Snape Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: Excavations And Surveys 1824-1992
Snape Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: Excavations And Surveys 1824-1992

By Sue Anderson, Tim Pestell, Timothy Pestell, William Filmer-Sankey, Suffolk (England). Archaeological Service., Scole Archaeological Committee Limited

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With contributions from Sue Anderson, Harry Appleyard, Teresa Briscoe, Esther Cameron, Shirley Camegie, Elisabeth Crowfoot, Simon Davis, Vanessa Fell, Rowena Gale, Graeme Lawson, Peter Marsden, Sim...

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Markets In Early Medieval Europe: Trading And Productive Sites, 650-850
Markets In Early Medieval Europe: Trading And Productive Sites, 650-850

By Tim Pestell, Katharina Ulmschneider; Tim Pestell, Tim Pestell And Katharina Ulmschneider

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Introduction: Early Medieval Markets And 'productive' Sites / Katharina Ulmschneider And Tim Pestell -- 1. History, Numismatics And The Early Medieval Economy : Production And Distribution In Early...

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Landscapes of Monastic Foundation
History of Norfolk in 100 Objects
History of Norfolk in 100 Objects
History of Norfolk in 100 Objects
Viking East Anglia
Landscapes of Monastic Foundation Vol. 5
Landscapes of Monastic Foundation
Markets in Early Medieval Europe

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