Archaeology of Medieval Towns

in
the Baltic and North Sea Area
Edited by Nils Engberg, Anne Norgaard]0rgensen,
Jakob Kiejfer-Olsen, Per Kristian Madsen & Christian Radtke
PNM
Publications of the National Museum
Studies in Archaeology & History Vol. 17

Copenhagen 2009

Archaeology of Medieval Towns

in the Baltic and North Sea Area

Foreword

Trie archaeology of Scotland's medieval towns: an introduction

Olwyn Owen

's-Hertogenbosch, a 'novum oppidum' and its hinterland, 1200-1350 - the archaeological

evidence for growth and stagnation of medieval towns
Hans Janssen

27

The influence of the Hanseatic League on the cities in the North-Sea and Baltic-Sea Area
some reflections on the triad "trade cities Hanseatic League"
Carsten Jahnke
Changes in food consumption during the period of urbanisation in northern Central Europe.
An archaeobotanical approach
Almuth Alsleben

51

65

Water Front Archaeology in Hamburg

RalfBusch

73

The emergence of Liibeck as a medieval metropolis

Manfred Gldser

79

Schleswig c. 1000 1250. Systems theory sketches for profiling urbanisation

Christian Radtke
Cargo Ships as Indicators of Commerce and Urbanisation in medieval Denmark 1000-1250
Anton Englert
Viborg in the early 11th century: Viborg S0nders0 2001. A pilot project for interdisciplinary
research and development of methods for Danish urban archaeology
Jesper Hjermind, David E. Robinson, Mette Iversen

93
119

133

The Infrastructure in Arhus between 900 and 1600 AD

Hans Skov

151

Theoretical and Methodological Directions in Urban archaeology: the Case of Lund, Sweden
Stefan Larsson

167

Transcending Borders - Social Identity as a Factor in the Middle Ages and in Medieval
Archaeology
Mats'Roslund

181

Table of Contents

Places with Kopinge-names in Scania - Long-term Urban Wannabees?

Bengt Soderberg

191

Safeguarding Historic Waterfronts - Bryggen

Ann Christensson, Rory Dunlop, Henning Matthiesen

203