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Peter Heather

Peter John Heather (* 8. června 1960 Severní Irsko) je britský historik specializující se na období pozdní antiky a raného středověku. Je vedoucím oddělení středověkých dějin a profesorem středověkých dějin na King's College London. Specializuje se především na období zániku Západořímské říše. Věnuje se etnicitě germánských národů. Na toto téma napsal…

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Alma mater
New College Maidstone Grammar School
Narození
8. června 1960 (66 let) Severní Irsko
Občanství
Spojené království
Povolání
historik, medievalista a vysokoškolský učitel
Zaměstnavatelé
King's College London

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Peter Heather

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related to Externí odkazy · 2
Peter Heather → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Alma mater · 1
Peter Heather → New College Maidstone Grammar School
Narození · 1
Peter Heather → 8. června 1960 (66 let) Severní Irsko
Občanství · 1
Peter Heather → Spojené království
Povolání · 1
Peter Heather → historik, medievalista a vysokoškolský učitel
Zaměstnavatelé · 1
Peter Heather → King's College London
related to Reference · 1
Peter Heather → Wikipedii

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college london peter heather června 1960 západořímské říše king's severní irsko historik commons období vedoucím oddělení středověkých dějin profesorem specializuje

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Peter HeatherAlma materNew College Maidstone Grammar School1.00infobox
Peter HeatherNarození8. června 1960 (66 let) Severní Irsko1.00infobox
Peter HeatherObčanstvíSpojené království1.00infobox
Peter HeatherPovoláníhistorik, medievalista a vysokoškolský učitel1.00infobox
Peter HeatherZaměstnavateléKing's College London1.00infobox
Peter Heatherrelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Peter Heatherrelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons0.60section
Peter Heatherrelated to ReferenceWikipedii0.60section

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    Peter Heather

    Nodes27
    Edges26
    Triples8
    Avg. degree1.93
    Density0.074074
    Components1
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