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Stranger than we knew it: Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall

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Stranger than we knew it: Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall. / Cousins, Eleri.
Hadrian’s Wall: New Insights on Frontier Culture. ed. / Rob Collins; Matthew Symonds. London: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, 2023. (Britannia Monograph Series).

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Harvard

Cousins, E 2023, Stranger than we knew it: Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall. in R Collins & M Symonds (eds), Hadrian’s Wall: New Insights on Frontier Culture. Britannia Monograph Series, Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, London.

APA

Cousins, E. (in press). Stranger than we knew it: Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall. In R. Collins, & M. Symonds (Eds.), Hadrian’s Wall: New Insights on Frontier Culture (Britannia Monograph Series). Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies.

Vancouver

Cousins E. Stranger than we knew it: Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall. In Collins R, Symonds M, editors, Hadrian’s Wall: New Insights on Frontier Culture. London: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies. 2023. (Britannia Monograph Series).

Author

Cousins, Eleri. / Stranger than we knew it : Religious Landscapes and Ritual Practice on Hadrian’s Wall. Hadrian’s Wall: New Insights on Frontier Culture. editor / Rob Collins ; Matthew Symonds. London : Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, 2023. (Britannia Monograph Series).

Bibtex

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