‘Extending the Christian Frontier in late antiquity:  Monks, missions, monasteries and the Christianisation of space. Towards a wider chronological and geographical context for the archaeology of mission’

Niall Finneran

‘Extending the Christian Frontier in late antiquity: Monks, missions, monasteries and the Christianisation of space. Towards a wider chronological and geographical context for the archaeology of mission’

Archaeology, Anthropology & Geography (AAG)

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Original language	English
Journal	Glastonbury Review
Volume	118
Publication status	Published - 2009

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‘Extending the Christian Frontier in late antiquity: Monks, missions, monasteries and the Christianisation of space. Towards a wider chronological and geographical context for the archaeology of mission’

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