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Agrarian Technology in the Medieval Landscape
The 'Ruralia', Volume 10, includes 27 papers dealing with agrarian technologies in the medieval landscape as seen in different European countries. The subject areas included cultivation, livestock husbandry, gardening, viticulture and woodland management - interpreting the concept of agrarian production in a broad sense - studied mainly on the basis of archaeology, but also using iconography, documentary evidence and archaeo-environmental approaches. The 'Ruralia', Volume 10, marks an important step on the way towards interpreting innovation, as well as understanding the varieties of agrarian activity from a Europe-wide perspective. The authors from 14 countries provide a broad overview of the current issues, complemented by extensive bibliographies. The 'Ruralia', Volume 10, represents one of the current fields of European archaeological research and offers a solid foundation for further comparative studies."--Back cover.
Ruralia II
Mittelalter - Deutschland - Bevölkerungsgeschichte.
Medieval Rural Settlement in Marginal Landscapes
Table of Contents: Alan Aberg, Foreword - Eva Svensson & Mark Gardiner, Introduction: Marginality in the Preidustrial European Countryside - Niall Brady, Coastal and Estuarine Approaches to Landscape Studies in Medieval Ireland - Vincent Buccio, L'habitat en Oisans et Vercors (Dauphine, France) au Moyen Age: la montagme est-elleune marge? - Piers Dixon, Hunting, Summer Grazing and Settlement: Competing Land Use in the Uplands of Scotland - Jorge A. Eiroa Rodriguez, Peuplement rural dans un territoire marginal de la frontiere entre le royaume chretien de Murcie et le royaume nasride de Grenade (Espagne) - Gudrun Gormsen, Settlement and Farming on Marginal Moorlands of Western Jutland, Denmark...
Ruralia III
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Ruralia III
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Ruralia commoda
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Ruralia 3
The essays in this volume were presented at the Ruralia III Conference, and discuss nucleated and dispersed rural settlement.
Ruralia I
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