Dawn Hadley

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Dawn Hadley is affiliated with the following schools: University of York, University of Sheffield, University of Leeds, University of Birmingham

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According to Wikipedia, Dawn Marie Hadley is a British historian and archaeologist, who is best known for her research on the Anglo-Saxon and Viking-Age periods, the study of childhood, and gender in medieval England. She is a member of the Centre for Medieval Studies and the department of archaeology at the University of York.

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Cultures in contact : Scandinavian settlement in England in the ninth and tenth centuries (2000) (68)
Masculinity in Medieval Europe (1998) (56)
Viking VR: Designing a Virtual Reality Experience for a Museum (2018) (49)
The Vikings in England: Settlement, Society and Culture (2007) (40)
Conquest, Colonization and the Church: Ecclesiastical Organization in the Danelaw (1996) (36)
Warriors, heroes and companions: negotiating masculinity in Viking-Age England (2008) (33)
The Northern Danelaw: Its Social Structure, c.800-1100 (2000) (31)
Viking and native: re–thinking identity in the Danelaw (2002) (30)
The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of Childhood (2018) (30)
AN ANGLO‐SAXON EXECUTION CEMETERY AT WALKINGTON WOLD, YORKSHIRE (2007) (29)
THE WINTER CAMP OF THE VIKING GREAT ARMY, ad 872–3, TORKSEY, LINCOLNSHIRE (2016) (29)
Burial Practices in the Northern Danelaw, c.650–1100 (2000) (21)
Microcosms of Migration: Children and Early Medieval Population Movement (2011) (16)
Burying the Socially and Physically Distinctive in Later Anglo-Saxon England (2010) (14)
The Garden Gives up its Secrets:: the Developing Relationship between Rural Settlements and Cemeteries, c. 750–1100 (2007) (14)
Caring for the dead in later Anglo-Saxon England (2005) (13)
Multiple estates and the origins of the manorial structure of the northern Danelaw (1996) (13)
Death in Medieval England: An Archaeology (2001) (12)
‘Hamlet and the Princes of Denmark’: Lordship in the Danelaw, c. 860–954 (2000) (11)
Introduction: Medieval Masculinities (2015) (10)
In Search of the Viking Great Army : Beyond the Winter Camps (2018) (9)
Late Saxon Burial Practice (2011) (9)
Recreating Sheffield's Medieval Castle In Situ using Outdoor Augmented Reality (2018) (6)
Viking Torksey: inside the Great Army's winter camp (2013) (5)
The Archaeology of Childhood (2018) (4)
Medieval Childhood: Archaeological Approaches (2014) (3)
In the footsteps of the Vikings: children and cultural change (2016) (3)
Burial, Belief and Identity in Later Anglo-Saxon England (2018) (3)
Charnel practices in medieval England: new perspectives (2019) (3)
Introduction: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Scandinavian Settlement (2000) (3)
Fieldwork at Chapel Road, Fillingham. (2001) (3)
Introduction:: Archaeological approaches to medieval childhood, c. 500–1500 (2014) (2)
The Creation of the Danelaw (2008) (2)
The Archaeology of the 11th Century : Continuities and Transformations (2017) (2)
Ethnicity on the move: new evidence from Viking winter camps (2017) (2)
WHITHER THE WARRIOR IN VIKING-AGE TOWNS? (2013) (2)
Sheffield Castle: Archaeology, Archives, Regeneration, 1927–2018 (2020) (1)
Using Semi-automatic 3D Scene Reconstruction to Create a Digital Medieval Charnel Chapel (2016) (1)
A Social History of England, 900–1200: Ethnicity and acculturation (2011) (1)
Food and nutrient intake in low-income families: the archaeology of nutrition (2015) (1)
The Chronological and Liturgical Context of Charnel Practice in Medieval England: Manipulations of the Skeletonized Body at Rothwell Charnel Chapel, Northamptonshire (2017) (1)
Whither the warrior in Viking-Age England? (2013) (0)
Fieldwork in West Halton, Lincolnshire, from 2003-09 (2016) (0)
LIST OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL OF THE SOCIETY 2013 (2013) (0)
Viking Raids and Conquest (2009) (0)
Casting Cultural Identity in Early Viking-Age Northumbria (2022) (0)
“The lowness of stature, the leanness and the paleness”:: childhood nutritional health in 19th century England (2018) (0)
The Archaeology of Migrants in Viking-Age and Anglo-Norman England: Process, Practice, and Performance (2020) (0)
Growing up on the move: childhood experience in the Viking Age (2016) (0)
LIST OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL OF THE SOCIETY 2014 (2014) (0)
Sheffield Castle (2020) (0)
Book Reviews (2017) (0)
Acknowledgements (2020) (0)
TORKSEY AFTER THE VIKINGS: URBAN ORIGINS IN ENGLAND (2023) (0)
The nameless dead: exploring the Rothwell Charnel Chapel Project (2016) (0)
Hell's Gate: The Anglo-Saxon execution cemetery at Walkington Wold (2010) (0)
| The Archaeology of the 11th Century | Taylor & Francis Group (2017) (0)
Excavations at Sheffield Manor Lodge 1968-80 (2011) (0)
Digital Heritage and Public Engagement: reflections on the challenges of co-production (2021) (0)
Identities in a Viking winter camp (2015) (0)
Characteristics of Effective Teachers: A Comparison of the Perceptions of Upper Level Secondary School Students and Secondary School Administrators (2011) (0)
The Afterlife of the Charnel Chapel at Rothwell (Northamptonshire, UK) (2017) (0)
Children and Migration (2018) (0)
The 'Bitter' Death of Children: Health, Welfare and the Funerary Treatment of Infants and Young Children in Christian Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries (2019) (0)
Creating identity in Viking-Age England: archaeological perspectives on funerary practices (2014) (0)

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