Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington were awarded their doctorates at UCL Institute of Archaeology, having researched, respectively, economics, trade and exchange and aspects of craft production and gender identity, both drawing on the archaeology of Anglo-Saxon Kent. Since then they have worked collaboratively and separately on a number of research projects on Anglo-Saxon England, on issues such as early medieval burial, civil defence, and government. They are the co-editors of ASKED, the Anglo-Saxon Kent Electronic Database, available via the Archaeology Data Service.

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Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington were awarded their doctorates at UCL Institute of Archaeology, having researched, respectively, economics, trade and exchange and aspects of craft production and gender identity, both drawing on the archaeology of Anglo-Saxon Kent. Since then they have worked collaboratively and separately on a number of research projects on Anglo-Saxon England, on issues such as early medieval burial, civil defence, and government. They are the co-editors of ASKED, the Anglo-Saxon Kent Electronic Database, available via the Archaeology Data Service.

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Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington were awarded their doctorates at UCL Institute of Archaeology, having researched, respectively, economics, trade and exchange and aspects of craft production and gender identity, both drawing on the archaeology of Anglo-Saxon Kent. Since then they have worked collaboratively and separately on a number of research projects on Anglo-Saxon England, on issues such as early medieval burial, civil defence, and government. They are the co-editors of ASKED, the Anglo-Saxon Kent Electronic Database, available via the Archaeology Data Service.

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