Post medieval
A crusader, Ottoman, and early modern Aegean archaeology : built environment and domestic material culture in the Medieval and Post-Medieval cyclades, Greece (13th-20th Centuries AD)
... forms and the rules that govern them. Tzakou (1979) is using Siphnos as a case-study example of surviving Post-Medieval forms, in order to examine the relation- ship between the built environment and the ...
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Reprint of: Urban medieval and post-medieval zooarchaeology in the Basque Country: Meat supply and consumption
... English post-medieval faunal assemblages are still largely ignored when it comes to analysis and publication (Broderick, 2014), the subject has received some attention in the recent past ...late ...
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A Craniometric Analysis of English Skeletal Samples: Change and Continuity Between the Iron Age and Post-medieval Time Periods (400 BCE- 1850 CE).
... The cultural changes that occurred during the Iron Age, Romano-British, Anglo- Saxon, medieval, and post-medieval time periods are considered to be significant. Most aspects of life - material goods, ...
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Academic Bilingualism: Combining textual and material data to understand the post-medieval Mediterranean
... Behind our rather grand sounding title lies a single case-study. We would like to explore a single site on the island of Kythera known in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries as Kyriakadika, now uninhabited and ...
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A Comparison of Two Methods for Recording Entheseal Change on a Post‐Medieval Urban Skeletal Collection from Aalst (Belgium)
... The sample of human skeletons for this methodological study was taken from the post-medieval Belgian Carmelite friary of Aalst, excavated in the current Hopmarkt. This site was excavated in two phases, the ...
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Activity patterns of a rural and urban environment in post-medieval Netherlands - A study between Middenbeemster and Arnhem using osteoarthritis
... - What can be concluded about differences in activity patterns between a rural environment and an urban environment through the study of osteoarthritis? Through different markers on the bone, like eburnation, ...
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The post-medieval rural landscape: towards a landscape archaeology?
... rural life. However, like earlier studies, Folk Life approaches often saw their material as timeless examples of an ancient way of life, despite being collected largely in the early 20 th century. In the same period, the ...
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‘Stressed to the bone’: Comparing stature and non-specific indicators of stress in a Dutch rural post-Medieval population
... understanding of the relationship between stress markers and stature in order to better evaluate the health of past populations. The material used is from the rural Dutch town of Middenbeemster, from the ...
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Urban medieval and post-medieval zooarchaeology in the Basque Country: Meat supply and consumption
... Biometrical data are analyzed to explore possible changes in the size of animals through time in late and post-medieval Basque urban sites. For this analysis, only measurements of sheep/goat have been taken ...
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People versus machines or people and machines? Current research directions within British post medieval and industrial archaeology
... and post-medieval archaeology have developed since Crossley’s and Palmer’s works in the early 1990s, and a dismissal of the early 21st-century industrial archaeology fi eld-recording techniques pioneered ...
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Wordmongers : post medieval scribal culture and the case of Sighvatur Grímsson
... in post-Gutenbergian Iceland manifested itself in the production and dissemination of both medieval literary heritage and contemporary texts (poetry, prose, historical lore, law, natural history, geography ...
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The Beads of Roman and Post-Medieval Antwerpen, Belgium
... In an attempt to increase the existing data base for Europe, Karklins visited the Archaeology Department of the Kunsthistorische Musea, Antwerpen, in October of 1984 to examine[r] ...
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A digital Mediterranean countryside: GIS approaches to the spatial structure of the post-Medieval landscape on Kythera (Greece)
... As we have seen the location of villages also relates to the distribution of field systems. 11 plots the prevalence of field enclosures and mapped terraces at different distances away fr[r] ...
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Memory work
... Perhaps this prospect lies behind Jim Symonds call for a bolder politics. “Should we embrace”, he asks, “the healthy simile of a large tent, with its connotations of a comforting communality? Or should we aspire to move ...
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A Samothracian Enigma
... But the succes- sive effects of violent earthquakes, post-medieval construction, and unchecked vege- tation disguised the magnitude of the wall and the fact that it served[r] ...
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The origins of intensive marine fishing in medieval Europe: the English evidence
... 11th-12th C 11th C 2457 Locker, A. 1997 The Saxon, medieval and post-medieval fish bones from excavations at Castle Mall, Norwich, Norfolk. London: English Heritage Ancient Monuments Laboratory ...
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Late Medieval Preaching
... late medieval society. Crossing the boundary between the late medieval period and the early modern period, Taylor 1992 completes this overview of ...
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Disease Stigma in the Archaeological Record: A Review of Current Research
... Archaeological evidence also supports the idea that while leprosy sufferers were set apart spatially by their residence in a leper hospital, they were not necessarily isolated from society. A number of the many known ...
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Ceramics, furniture and distributed agency of people and things in 19th-century cottages of western Britain and Ireland
... considered here. The dresser housed ceramics that may be recovered from archaeological contexts, thus providing a link between furniture and the excavated record. However, the dresser will be set in its context as it was ...
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Primary and Secondary Approaches to the Literary Past: A Book Review Essay
... 9. See Amy N. Vines, ‘Lullaby as lament: learning to Mourn in Middle English Nativity Lyrics’, in Laments for the Lost in Medieval Literature, pp. 201–223; Elizabeth Towl, ‘“Son, dey þou nat without þy modyre”: ...
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