After empire : towards an ethnology of Europe's barbarians
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After empire : towards an ethnology of Europe's barbarians
（Studies in historical archaeoethnology, v. 1）
Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Social Stress , Boydell Press, 1995
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"This volume contains the papers presented at the first conference on "Studies in historical archaeoethnology" organised by the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Social Stress, which was held in San Marino from 26th August to 1st September 1993."
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The decline of the Roman Empire was compounded by the spread westwards of tribes from Eastern Europe, settling areas from which the indigenous populations had been cleared by the spread of the power of Rome, while those populations themselves, notably the Celts, were pushed to the fringes of the former empire. These migrations of barbarian peoples, occurring between the fourth and ninth centuries, were among the most important changes in European society,but they left no historical record in the accepted sense. It is the recovery of the customs and beliefs of these populations that forms the common purpose of the studies in this book, for during these centuries the traits and attitudes developed which are at the root of present-day Europe: feudalism, the status level achieved by the merchant class, the beginnings of an ideology that led to the separation of church and state, the demise of slavery as an inefficient mode of production, the origin of national identities, and so forth. GIORGIO AUSENDA teaches at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Social Stress, San Marino. The Contributors are: GIORGIO AUSENDA, JULIAN D. RICHARDS, JOHN HINES, DAVID TURTON, ROSS BALZARETTI, DENNIS H. GREEN, SVEN SCHUETTE, DAVID N. DUMVILLE, MORTEM AXBOE, IAN N. WOOD
目次
- The segmentary lineage in contemporary anthropology and among the Langobards, G. Ausenda
- an archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England, J.D. Richards
- cultural change and social organization in early Anglo-Saxon England, J. Hines
- history, age and the anthropologists, D. Turton
- cities and markets in the early Middle Ages, R. Balzaretti
- the rise of Germania in the light of linguistic evidence, D.H. Green
- continuity problems and authority structures in Cologne, Sven Schutte
- the idea of government in sub-Roman Britain, D.N. Dumville
- Danish kings and dendrochronology - archaeological insights into the early history of the Danish state, M. Axboe
- pagan religion and superstitions east of the Rhine from the 5th to the 9th century, Ian W. Wood.
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