JOHN HINES is Professor of Archaeology at Cardiff University.

A stimulating contribution to the field of Anglo-Saxon studies.

• Ethnic names and identities in the British Isles - a comparative perspective, Walter Pohl; before and after the migration to Britain, Ian Wood; the Anglo-Saxons in England in the 7th and 8th centuries - aspects of location in space, Della Hooke; early Anglo-Saxon settlements, structures, form and layout, D. Powlesland; early Anglo-Saxon social structure, H. Harke; Anglo-Saxon kinship revisited, T. Charles-Edwards; the Kentish laws, P. Lendinara; farming in early medieval England - some fields for thought, P.J. Fowler; urban centres in pre-Viking England?, C. Scull; symbolic lives - the visual evidence, A.J. Hawkes; the terminology of overkingship in early Anglo-Saxon England, D.N. Dumville; religion - the limits of knowledge, John Hines; current issues and future directions in the study of early Anglo-Saxon England, Giorgio Ausenda.

JOHN HINES is Professor of Archaeology at Cardiff University.

A stimulating contribution to the field of Anglo-Saxon studies.

• Ethnic names and identities in the British Isles - a comparative perspective, Walter Pohl; before and after the migration to Britain, Ian Wood; the Anglo-Saxons in England in the 7th and 8th centuries - aspects of location in space, Della Hooke; early Anglo-Saxon settlements, structures, form and layout, D. Powlesland; early Anglo-Saxon social structure, H. Harke; Anglo-Saxon kinship revisited, T. Charles-Edwards; the Kentish laws, P. Lendinara; farming in early medieval England - some fields for thought, P.J. Fowler; urban centres in pre-Viking England?, C. Scull; symbolic lives - the visual evidence, A.J. Hawkes; the terminology of overkingship in early Anglo-Saxon England, D.N. Dumville; religion - the limits of knowledge, John Hines; current issues and future directions in the study of early Anglo-Saxon England, Giorgio Ausenda.

JOHN HINES is Professor of Archaeology at Cardiff University.

A stimulating contribution to the field of Anglo-Saxon studies.

• Ethnic names and identities in the British Isles - a comparative perspective, Walter Pohl; before and after the migration to Britain, Ian Wood; the Anglo-Saxons in England in the 7th and 8th centuries - aspects of location in space, Della Hooke; early Anglo-Saxon settlements, structures, form and layout, D. Powlesland; early Anglo-Saxon social structure, H. Harke; Anglo-Saxon kinship revisited, T. Charles-Edwards; the Kentish laws, P. Lendinara; farming in early medieval England - some fields for thought, P.J. Fowler; urban centres in pre-Viking England?, C. Scull; symbolic lives - the visual evidence, A.J. Hawkes; the terminology of overkingship in early Anglo-Saxon England, D.N. Dumville; religion - the limits of knowledge, John Hines; current issues and future directions in the study of early Anglo-Saxon England, Giorgio Ausenda.