Going through my old thesis chapters to remove Anglo-Saxon and put in Early English as an alternative, you see just how common this word is. In most publications on early medieval England and hell, even Anglo-Saxon England as a periodic publication of articles.
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Replying to @AdmiralHip
A massive issue these days. before you know it, you've got the wackos creep out :( Just a weeidea, tho. We had the issue of 'Celtic' as = (very white), Oirish elves, and twisted the name to La Tene Derivative, or Insular La Tene. Can something similar work in Early Med?
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The problem is that it's not really about a definitive type of art style like La Tene. Plus looking at it from a historical period. There's a lot there: ethnic identity, kingdoms, various levels of identity all mixed up with a very racist academic historiography.
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Replying to @AdmiralHip
Iron Age the same, Jankuhn and such making a master race narrative in the 40s. We are only now touching on how wildly varied identities were! ( The N African Roman(?) in Bettystown being only one!). We all now have to fight the sins of the fathers in history and archaeology
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Oh yeah from what I've touched on in the very late Iron Age stuff back when I did Classics and also now a little, some very bad stuff.
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