Dwellings, Identities and Homes

Indholdsfortegnelse

Part 1. Exploring Domestic and Social Space

Ways of Living in Medieval England

Human Spatial Behaviour in Dwellings and Social Psychology

The Investigation of Domesticated Space in Archaeology - Architecture and Human Beings

The Investigation of Domesticated Space in Archaeology - Beyond Architecture

Part 2. Regions and Regionality

The Rural Home. Local or 'European Style'?

'The Schleswig Farmstead' - A Key to the Dynamics of Culture in the Danish-German Borderland from Medieval to Recent Times

Medieval Turf Houses in Jutland, Denmark - A Regional Building Practice?

Islands Across the Sea - Aspects of Regionality in the Norse North Atlantic Diaspora

Part 3. Houses, Homes and Social Strategies

Houses and Households in Viking Age Scandinavia - Some Case Studies

Opening Doors - Entering Social Understandings of the Viking Age Longhouses

"Pat var háttr í pann tíma"

Proper Living - Exploring Domestic Ideals in Medieval Denmark

Form and Function in the Late Medieval Rural House - An example from the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Sussex

A House is Not Just a Home - Means of Display in English Medieval Gentry Buildings

Smoke Houses and Entrepreneurship in Two Rural Villages of Medieval Scania, Örja and Skegrie

The 'Stube' and its Heating - Archaeological Evidence for a Smoke-Free Living Room between Alps and North Sea

Medieval Houses in Aalborg, Denmark - a Study of Excavated Timber Houses

Burned-down Timber-framed Houses in Medieval Odense, Denmark

The House as a Social Project in Northern-Central Italy, c 700-1000

 The Development of Dutch Townhouses 700-1300