Britain and its Neighbours

1. Wayland the Smith and the Massacre of the Innocents. Pagan-Christian âAmalgamationâ on the Anglo-Saxon Franks Casket 2. The Permeating Presence of Practices: Northwest English & Manx Ecclesiastical Sites with Viking-Age Furnished Burials & Sculpture 3. Between Continental Models, a Christian Message, and a Scandinavian Audience: Early Examples of the Image of âChrist trampling the Beastsâ in the British Isles 4. Silver Threads â" How Scandinavian Scotland Connected with a Wider Economic World 5. The Problem of Manx: Norse Linguistic Evidence for the Eurvival of Manx Gaelic in the Scandinavian Period 6. Legal Custom & Lex Castrensis?: Using Law and Literature to Navigate the North-Sea Neighbourhood in the Late Viking Age 7. Ring-fencing the gardinum? European Romance to British Reality of the Thirteenth-Century Caernarfon Castle Garden and Park 8. Albany and the Poets: John Stuart, Duke of Albany, and the Transfer of Ideas Between Scotland and the Continent, 1509â"1536 9. Anglo-Swiss Relations in the Seventeenth Century: Religion, Refuge, and Relief 10. Fashioning an Expanding English World: Commerce, Curiosities, and Coastal Profiles from Edward Barlowâs 1668 Voyage to Italian Port Cities 11. âEngland is not a kingdom located on the Moonâ: Use and Usefulness of English Knowledge in Early Modern Swedish Agricultural Literature 12. An Honoured Guest: the 1764 Journeys across Piedmont of Prince Edward, Duke of York and Albany