Medieval Dublin XIX (19)

Cover
Half Title Page
Dedication
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Editor\'s preface
Appreciation: Gerry O\'Flaherty
Norwegian scing-traders and other skinners in early Dublin - Catherine Swift
Before and after St John\'s hospital: evidence for a pre-Anglo-Norman cemetery on Thomas Street found on the shelves of Trinity College Dublin - Joseph Harbison and René Gapert
Structures of import: St Peter\'s church, a unique sunken-floored structure and Dublin\'s southern suburb - Paul Duffy
Osteological analysis of the human skeletal remains from Aungier Street and Stephen Street, Dublin: a synopsis of the results - Jennie Coughlan
From Norse gods to Norman knights: preliminary analysis of an incised slate from The Coombe, Dublin 8 - Ruth Johnson
Anglo-Norman elite, pilgrims and the Hiberno-Norse in the medieval cemetery of St Thomas the Martyr, Dublin: osteoarchaeological evidence - Maeve Tobin
Dublin 1190-1290: provinical capital or capital city? - Bruce M.S. Campbell
\'Suitable men of good repute\' and a \'public fornicator\': the many priors of St John\'s hospital in Dublin - Grace O\'Keeffe
The annals of John de Pembridge as a source for the history of Dublin and its hinterland - Bernadette Williams
William Hogeson, mayor of Dublin, fl.1493-1519 - Randolph Jones
Christopher St Lawrence, seventh baron of Howth, and the identity of the Old English - Lenore Fischer