Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, and Women in Tenth-Century England

Rebecca Hardie is a postdoctoral researcher at Freie Universität, Berlin, and the Managing Editor of the Living Handbook of Temporal Communities in the Excellence Cluster 2020 ‘Temporal Communities’.

• List of IllustrationsList of AbbreviationsÆtheflæd Then and Now: Introduction by Rebecca HardiePart I: Æthelflæd's Life and ReignLiving in a Material World: Ætheflæd's Archaeology by Martin CarverThe Annals of Ætheflæd: Notes Towards an Attempted Reconstruction by Michael WoodÆtheflæd and Female Power in Tenth-Century Europe by Alice HicklinThe Charters of Ætheflæd by Andrew RabinPart II: Women in Tenth-Century England and BeyondWomen and Unconsecrated Burial in Tenth-Century England by Nicole MarafiotiDid the Lady of the Mercians Make Her Own Bread? Gender, Status, and Food Production in Early Medieval England by Debby BanhamVoices of Tenth-Century Women in the Book of Nunnaminster and Royal Prayerbook by Christine VothFictions of Queenship in Asser's Vita Alfredi by Stacy S. KleinHistorical Models of Male and Female Power: The Old English Orosius in the Tenth Century by Victoria E. H. WalkerRemembering Ætheflæd, 1854–2019 by Clare A. LeesNotes on ContributorsIndex