Routledge Death and Burial in Medieval England: 1066-1550 - Routledge

Explore the profound impact of mortality on daily life through this comprehensive study of medieval English culture. This volume provides a vivid look at the beliefs and rituals that shaped how people faced death between 1066 and 1550. By examining how death was expressed through literature, art, and monuments, the book offers a deep understanding of a pervasive social force. This second edition utilizes an interdisciplinary approach, combining analysis from historical, archaeological, and literary sources. Readers gain access to a unique perspective that bridges different academic fields to create a complete picture of the era. This updated version also includes the latest scientific findings from DNA and isotope analysis, ensuring the content reflects modern archaeological discoveries. Whether you are a student of history or a researcher, this book provides essential insights into the rituals and social structures of medieval England.