Eleanor R Standley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1123587 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eleanor R Standley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eleanor R |
| FAMILY NAME | Standley |
| SIGNATURE | STANDLEY E R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Love and hope: Emotions, dress accessories and a plough in later medieval Britain, c. AD 1250-1500
Human emotion is of interest across a wide range of disciplines, but in the field of archaeology it has received attention only very recently. This article contributes to the archaeology of emotion through a focus on later medieval objects in Britain. It identifies 'emotants' within the archaeological record, defined as evidence that can communicate, create or intensify emotion(s). By exploring emotants in the form of inscribed later medieval fin…
Spinning Yarns: The Archaeological Evidence for Hand Spinning and its Social Implications, c ad 1200–1500
THIS PAPER EXAMINES the archaeological evidence for hand spinning in medieval Britain from c 1200 to c 1500. Ceramic, stone and baked clay spindle whorls have dominated the excavated finds, but a new corpus of lead-alloy spindle whorls, recorded through the Portable Antiquities Scheme and Scottish Treasure Trove, is presented here. Analysis of the metal whorls’ distribution, manufacture, dating and decoration is provided, illuminating the wide so…
Hid in the Earth and Secret Places: A Reassessment of a Hoard of Later Medieval Gold Rings and Silver Coins Found Near the River Thame
This paper presents a new assessment of the hoard of five gold finger rings and ten silver groats found together near the River Thame, in Oxfordshire, in 1940. It proposes a refined date of manufacture for the exquisite reliquary ring and reports newly identified elements of its design, suggesting that it held a second relic. A holistic understanding of the landscape, topography, contemporary institutions, places and events is used to interpret t…
Spinning Yarns: The Archaeological Evidence for Hand Spinning and its Social Implications, c ad 1200–1500
THIS PAPER EXAMINES the archaeological evidence for hand spinning in medieval Britain from c 1200 to c 1500. Ceramic, stone and baked clay spindle whorls have dominated the excavated finds, but a new corpus of lead-alloy spindle whorls, recorded through the Portable Antiquities Scheme and Scottish Treasure Trove, is presented here. Analysis of the metal whorls’ distribution, manufacture, dating and decoration is provided, illuminating the wide so…
Love and hope: Emotions, dress accessories and a plough in later medieval Britain, c. AD 1250-1500
Human emotion is of interest across a wide range of disciplines, but in the field of archaeology it has received attention only very recently. This article contributes to the archaeology of emotion through a focus on later medieval objects in Britain. It identifies 'emotants' within the archaeological record, defined as evidence that can communicate, create or intensify emotion(s). By exploring emotants in the form of inscribed later medieval fin…
Hid in the Earth and Secret Places: A Reassessment of a Hoard of Later Medieval Gold Rings and Silver Coins Found Near the River Thame
This paper presents a new assessment of the hoard of five gold finger rings and ten silver groats found together near the River Thame, in Oxfordshire, in 1940. It proposes a refined date of manufacture for the exquisite reliquary ring and reports newly identified elements of its design, suggesting that it held a second relic. A holistic understanding of the landscape, topography, contemporary institutions, places and events is used to interpret t…
Spinning Yarns: The Archaeological Evidence for Hand Spinning and its Social Implications, c ad 1200–1500
THIS PAPER EXAMINES the archaeological evidence for hand spinning in medieval Britain from c 1200 to c 1500. Ceramic, stone and baked clay spindle whorls have dominated the excavated finds, but a new corpus of lead-alloy spindle whorls, recorded through the Portable Antiquities Scheme and Scottish Treasure Trove, is presented here. Analysis of the metal whorls’ distribution, manufacture, dating and decoration is provided, illuminating the wide so…
Hid in the Earth and Secret Places: A Reassessment of a Hoard of Later Medieval Gold Rings and Silver Coins Found Near the River Thame
This paper presents a new assessment of the hoard of five gold finger rings and ten silver groats found together near the River Thame, in Oxfordshire, in 1940. It proposes a refined date of manufacture for the exquisite reliquary ring and reports newly identified elements of its design, suggesting that it held a second relic. A holistic understanding of the landscape, topography, contemporary institutions, places and events is used to interpret t…
Love and hope: Emotions, dress accessories and a plough in later medieval Britain, c. AD 1250-1500
Human emotion is of interest across a wide range of disciplines, but in the field of archaeology it has received attention only very recently. This article contributes to the archaeology of emotion through a focus on later medieval objects in Britain. It identifies 'emotants' within the archaeological record, defined as evidence that can communicate, create or intensify emotion(s). By exploring emotants in the form of inscribed later medieval fin…
Archaeology (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (2 works) · Medieval Literature and History (2 works) · Agency (philosophy (1 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (1 works) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Field (mathematics) (1 works)