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• 2003, "Beckwith Revisited: some ivory carvings from Canterbury", 34th International Congress on Medieval Studies, session: "Anglo-Saxon Styles", Suny Series in Medieval Studies, State University of New York Press, Albany, 101-113
• 2002, "A Gordian Knot: Notes on Chartres Pilgrim Badges", Peregrinations, 2-4
• 1999, "What's in the Cupboard? The Ezra and St Matthew Portraits Reconsidered", Northumbria's Golden Age, J Hawkes and S Mills, eds, Stroud, 345-58
• 1998, Review of Lloyd & Jennifer Laing, Celtic Britain and Ireland, Art and Society, St Martin's Press, New York
• 1996, "The Inscriptions on Irish Reliquaries", Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature, Royal Irish Academy, 1-48
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• 1989, "Fragments of a Fifth Crosier from Scotland", Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, vol 118, 215-218
• 1989, The Pre-Norman Crosiers and Metalwork of Ireland (Ph.D. thesis)
• 1987, "Four Scottish Crosiers and their Relation to the Irish Tradition", Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, vol 116, 375-392