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Brugmann, B. , 1999. The role of Continental artefact-types in sixth-century Kentish chronology. In J. Hines , K.H. Nielsen and F. Siegmund (eds), The Pace of Change: Studies in Early Medieval Chronology : 37—64. Oxford: Oxbow Books .

Brugmann, B. , 2004. Glass Beads from Anglo-Saxon Graves: a Study on the Provenance and Chronology of Glass Beads from Anglo-Saxon Graves, Based on Visual Examination . Oxford: Oxbow Books .

Carver, M.O.H. , 1992. The Age of Sutton Hoo. The Seventh Century in North-Western Europe. Woodbridge: Boydell Press .

Carver, M.O.H. , 1998. Sutton Hoo, Burial Ground of Kings? London: British Museum .

Hines, J. , 1999a. The sixth-century transition in Anglian England: an analysis of female graves from Cambridgeshire. In J. Hines , K.H. Nielsen and F. Siegmund (eds), The Pace of Change: Studies in Early Medieval Chronology: 65—79. Oxford: Oxbow Books .

Hines, J. , 1999b. Angelsächsische Chronologie: Probleme und Aussichten . In U. von Freeden , U. Koch and A. Wieczorek (eds), Völker an Nord- und Ostsee und die Franken: 19—30. Bonn: Habelt .

Hilund Nielsen, K. in prep., Relative chronology. In C. Scull , J. Hines et al., Anglo-Saxon England c. 580—720: the Chronological Basis.

MOLAS (Museum of London Archaeology Service) , 2004. The Prittlewell Prince: the Discovery of a Rich Anglo-Saxon Burial in Essex. London: Museum of London .