Marilyn Dunn

About the Author

Marilyn Dunn is a distinguished historian whose research explores the complex interplay of belief systems and religious transformation in early medieval Europe. With a focus on the period from 350 to 700, she examines how pagan traditions and emerging Christian practices shaped the cultural landscape of barbarian societies. Her work draws on archaeological evidence, textual sources, and anthropological insights to illuminate the gradual conversion processes that defined this formative era. Dunn's scholarship is characterized by meticulous analysis and a nuanced understanding of how religious change influenced social structures and identity formation in post-Roman Europe.