Historical archaeology at the interstices between archaeology and history

Autor: Katarina Predovnik

Publikováno v: Ars & Humanitas, Vol 17, Iss 2 (2023)

This paper explores the relationship between the disciplines of archaeology and history through the lens of historical archaeology. This is not a unified subdiscipline and has indeed been defined in various ways. Here, the term will be used as a shor

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Editorial

Autor: Magdalena Bis, Michał Starski, Ewelina Więcek-Bonowska

Publikováno v: Archaeologia Polona, Vol 59 (2021)

The introduction to this year’s volume of Archaeologia Polona, subtitled Archaeology of post-medieval pottery in Poland and beyond. Tradition and innovation. It presents the content of the volume focused on early-modern ceramics found across presen

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Les ports et les mouillages des périodes moderne et contemporaine

Autor: Gaëlle Dieulefet

Publikováno v: Les Nouvelles de l’Archéologie, Vol 156 (2019)

The port archeology of modern and contemporary contexts questions the circulation of people and goods and the means of these multiscale connections. Concentrated on the ports of the large agglomerations of preventive archeology, it now extends to anc

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Anebjerg – A rural farm from the 17th century:Considerations on Renaissance building traditions in Denmark and what can be expected beyond the Middle Ages

Autor: Søndergaard, Louise

Publikováno v: Søndergaard, L 2023, Anebjerg – A rural farm from the 17th century : Considerations on Renaissance building traditions in Denmark and what can be expected beyond the Middle Ages . in M Ødegaard & I Ystgaard (eds), Complexity and dynamics : Settlement and landscape from the Bronze Age to the Renaissance in the Nordic Countries (1700 BC–AD 1600) . Sidestone Press, Leiden, pp. 211-221 . < https://www.sidestone.com/openaccess/9789464270426.pdf >

Our knowledge of rural farms of the medieval period might seem limited, but ourignorance increases substantially as we reach the Renaissance. Until very recently thisarea of research was dominated by historians, and it was widely accepted that histor

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