Was the Staffordshire Hoard a trophy hoard? Some evidence from Ireland von Whitfield, Niamh

The iconography of the Ardagh Chalice von Whitfield, Niamh

More thoughts on the wearing of brooches in early medieval Ireland von Whitfield, Niamh

The "Tara" brooch an Irish emblem of status in its European context von Whitfield, Niamh

The filigree of the Hunterston and "Tara" brooches von Whitfield, Niamh

An insular brooch-fragment from Norway von Bourke, Cormac, Fanning, Thomas, Whitfield, Niamh

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Animal and bird ornament on the "Tara" brooch a stylistic analysis von Whitfield, Niamh

Tara Brooch, this brooch used to secure a cloak over a tunic, was found not at the prehistoric ritual site of Tara, but some miles away by the seashore at Bettystown; it is dated t... von Whitfield, Niamh

A Viking Age Brooch Fragment from Recent Excavations at Temple Bar West, Dublin von Whitfield, Niamh

Design and techniques in early medieval Celtic metalwork von Whitfield, Niamh

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Motifs and techniques in Early Medieval Celtic filigree their ultimate origins von Whitfield, Niamh

Dress and accessoris in the early Irish tale "The wooing of Becfhola" von Whitfield, Niamh

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Motifs and techniques of Celtic filigree are they original? von Whitfield, Niamh