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College London, UK) and Mannering (Centre for Textile Research, Danish National Research Foundation, and the National Museum of Denmark) provide overviews of material and sources of evidence in 23 chapters that synthesize information on textiles and textile production in 16 European countries, overviewing the development of European textile technology and economy from prehistory to AD 400.

Chronologically, he covers from about 100 BC to about AD 400 and geographically territories that are now Britain, Germany, the low countries, Austria, and Switzerland.

The Delhi exhibition shows advances in smelting from AD 800, breakthroughs in astronomy between AD 400 and AD 1000 and multiple cropping used by farmers in 2500 BC.

AD 400 (British Archaeological Reports British series 472).

Textiles and textile production in Europe: from prehistory to AD 400.

The author's main purpose is to broaden and deepen our understanding of Norse cosmology and mentality, rather than expose how societies functioned in Scandinavia between AD 400 and 1000.

A late Roman town house (domus), with a central court and a private bath suite, was constructed around AD 400 on the site of an earlier dwelling.

La Sufricaya is a small Early Classic ceremonial centre about 1 km from the centre of Holmul, graced by two stelae dating to about AD 400 and a palace with mural fragments showing many Teotihuacan-style warriors, a Maya receiving something from a ruler seated on a Teotihuacan-style pyramid, an accession-related scaffold sacrifice, and other scenes.