Historical archaeologies of transhumance across Europe
| Weitere Verfasser: |
Costello, Eugene
, [HerausgeberIn]
Svensson, Eva, 1962- , [HerausgeberIn] |
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| Ort/Verlag/Jahr: |
London, New York, NY :
Routledge,
2018.
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| Umfang/Format: |
267 pages : illustrations, some color ; 31 cm. |
| Schriftenreihe: |
Themes in contemporary archaeology
v. 6 |
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Eugene Costello and Eva Svensson. Transhumant pastoralism in historic landscapes: beginning a European perspective.Susanne Pettersson. From written sources to archaeological remains: medieval shielings in Central Scandinavia.Eva Svensson. The Scandinavian shieling - in between innovation and tradition.Anatolijs Venovcevs and Barry Gaulton. Winter Housing: Archaeological Perspectives on Newfoundland's Non-Pastoral Transhumant Tradition.Piers Dixon. What do we really know about transhumance in medieval Scotland? A Review.Patrycja Kupiec and Karen Milek. Ethno-geoarchaeological study of seasonal occupation: Bhiliscleitir, the Isle of LewisEugene Costello. Morphology of transhumant settlements in post-medieval south Connemara: a case-study in adaptationMark Gardiner. The Changing Character of Transhumance in Early and Later Medieval EnglandFrederic Surmely, Violaine Nicolas, Jay Franklin, Robert Linam, Manon Cabanis and Julien Le Junter. Seasonal Pastoral Settlement in the Middle Mountains of the Auvergne Region (France) during the Medieval and Modern Periods (Thirteenth-Eighteenth centuries).Sylvain Burri, Vanessa Py-Saragaglia, and Roxanne Cesarini. Moving Up and Down throughout the Seasons: Winter and Summer Grazing between Provence and Southern Alps (France) AD 1100-1500.Brigitte Andres.ã Alpine settlement remains in the Bernese Alps (Switzerland) in medieval and modern times: the visibility of alpine summer farming activities in the archaeological record.Anna Stagno. Short- and long-distance transhumant systems and common-lands in post-classical archaeology: case studies from southern Europe.Massimo Dada. Archaeology of mobility between Apennines and Apuan Alps: transhumance and seasonal agriculture in the mountains of northern Tuscany.Edoardo Vanni and Davide Cristoferi. The role of marginal landscape for understanding transhumance in Southern Tuscany (twelfth-twentieth century AD): a reverse perspective integrat.
