The essays in this volume were presented at the Ruralia III Conference, and discuss nucleated and dispersed rural settlement.
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Softcover. Condition: Fair. Aus einer Bibliothek ausgesondert/ Stempel; Leichte Verformung / umgeknickte Seiten; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveranderung. This collection explores various aspects of medieval rural settlements across Europe, emphasizing both dispersed and nucleated forms. It begins with an introduction to the characteristics of these settlements in Ireland, followed by discussions on village consolidation factors in Belgium and Luxembourg. The framework for studying deserted rural settlements in Wales highlights strategies for their protection. Several contributions examine settlement structures during the late Iron Age and Viking Period, alongside demographic data on medieval rural habitats in Hungary. Archaeological insights into single farms during the Turkish period and the case study of a grouped habitat in Loire, France, are presented. The ethnicity of Irish moated sites is analyzed, while reflections on the "dispersed-nucleated" paradigm in medieval settlement archaeology provide critical perspectives. The evolution of habitats in the Yutz region of France and the role of churches in village development are also discussed. Further contributions include studies of peasant settlements in Minorca, the colonization and desertion of the village of Bystrec, and the characteristics of nucleated and dispersed settlements in Northern Russia. The collection concludes with examinations of medieval rural settlements in southern Scotland, southwest Germany, and the relationship between rural boroughs and settlement types in medieval Bohemia. Seller Inventory # 4f632660-9eee-427a-9f19-bc442bf944a6
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Tapa blanda. KLAPSTE, J., ED.: RURALIA III. CONFERENCE RURALIA III, MAYNOOTH, 3RD-9TH SEPTEMBER 1999 . PRAHA, 2000, 302 p.figuras, 806 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (A/I) 806 gr. Libro. Seller Inventory # 478961
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Paperback Jan 01, 2000. Condition: Used: Good. Ruralia 3. Pamatky Archeologicke. Supplementum 14 | Collectif | Prague, Institute of Archeology, 2000, in-4 broché, 302 pages. Couverture en bel état général. Dos solide. Intérieur bien frais. [BT93]. Seller Inventory # 1212SDFZD4B
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Paperback Jan 01, 2000. Condition: Used: Acceptable. Ruralia 3. Pamatky Archeologicke. Supplementum 14 | Collectif | Prague, Institute of Archeology, 2000, in-4 broché, 302 pages. Couverture en bel état général. Dos solide. Intérieur bien frais. [BT93]. Seller Inventory # 1212SDFYT4B
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Softcover. Condition: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. This collection explores various aspects of medieval rural settlements across Europe, emphasizing both dispersed and nucleated forms. It begins with an introduction to the characteristics of these settlements in Ireland, followed by discussions on village consolidation factors in Belgium and Luxembourg. The framework for studying deserted rural settlements in Wales highlights strategies for their protection. Several contributions examine settlement structures during the late Iron Age and Viking Period, alongside demographic data on medieval rural habitats in Hungary. Archaeological insights into single farms during the Turkish period and the case study of a grouped habitat in Loire, France, are presented. The ethnicity of Irish moated sites is analyzed, while reflections on the "dispersed-nucleated" paradigm in medieval settlement archaeology provide critical perspectives. The evolution of habitats in the Yutz region of France and the role of churches in village development are also discussed. Further contributions include studies of peasant settlements in Minorca, the colonization and desertion of the village of Bystrec, and the characteristics of nucleated and dispersed settlements in Northern Russia. The collection concludes with examinations of medieval rural settlements in southern Scotland, southwest Germany, and the relationship between rural boroughs and settlement types in medieval Bohemia. Seller Inventory # 5eb9bca0-cdca-4cd8-b96a-6df46261a1f6
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Condition: gut. 2000. Ruralia 3: Conference Ruralia III - Maynooth, 3rd - 9th September 1999 In deutscher Sprache. pages. Seller Inventory # BN556161