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Finally.…. pics
So, I completed the Arnegunde coat. I’ll post a full accounting soon, but here’s a quick picture. There are some details to finish, but I’m happy with this. OK, that’s not me.… here I am.…
UPDATED: Where in the world is Suvia today?
ETA: Author’s Note: All of my research on this site comes from what I can glean from books and articles, with a small amount of input from one previous research trip to Chelles. The research trip talked about here is the one I am saving for now. If you want to help send me, stop … Continue reading
UPDATED: France Lanord, A. (1962) Das grab der Arnegundis in Saint-Denis. Germania. 40. 341–359.
So I am finally getting to translating some of the non-English articles that have been sitting on my shelf for awhile. I have no claim to being able to speak any of these languages so I use Google translate and several different online dictionaries. I am concentrating on those articles specifically mentioning Arnegunde (Arnegonde, Arnegundis) … Continue reading
Early Journal Content on JSTOR, Free to Anyone in World
Wowzers! This is big news to anyone trying to find those obscure old journal articles that your neighborhood library can’t find through ILL. http://about.jstor.org/participate-jstor/individuals/early-journal-content
The beginnings of a Merovingian Material Culture Bibliography
This is by no means an exhaustive listing. But it should give you some starting places to begin your research, or to add to your current research. Eventually, I will have this annotated as I get things translated and assimilated. If you know of any resources that not listed here, please put them in comments. … Continue reading
























