Central places in the migration and Merovingian periods : papers from the 52nd Sachsensymposium, Lund, August 2001

Edited By Birgitta Hårdh And Lars Larsson. Includes Bibliographical References. English And German. Lotte Hedeager / Scandinavian "Central Places" in a Cosmological Setting 3 Lars Larsson / Uppåkra – Research on a Central Place. Recent Excavations and Results 19 Bertil Helgesson / Uppåkra in the 5th to 7th Centuries. The Transformation of a Central Place and its Hinterland 31 Birgitta Hårdh/ Uppåkra in the Migration and Merovingian Periods 41 Alexandra Pesch / Uppåkra im Licht der Formular-Familien der völkerwanderungszeitlichen Goldbrakteaten 55 Karl Hauck / Neues aus Uppåkra bei Lund, Südschweden. Zur Ikonographie der Goldbrakteaten, LXIV 79 Berta Stjernquist / A Tall Iron Age Lady with Magnificent Jewellery 97 Påvel Nicklasson / Central places in a peripheral area or peripheral places in a central area – a discussion of centrality in Halland 111 Johan Callmer / North-European trading centres and the Early Medieval craftsman. Craftsmen at Åhus, north-eastern Scania, Sweden ca. AD 750-850+ 125 Eva Hjärthner-Holdar, Kristina Lamm and Bente Magnus / Metalworking and Central Places 159 Per Ole Rindel / Regional Settlement Patterns and Central Places on Late Iron Age Zealand, Denmark 185 Jens N. Nielsen / Bejsebakken, a central site near Aalborg in Northern Jutland 197 Jutta Waller / Published and unpublished moulds at Helgö – a brief overview 215 Bergljot Solberg / Courtyard Sites north of the Polar Circle – Reflections of Power in the Late Roman and Migration Period 219 Hauke Jöns / Eisenzeitliche und frühmittelalterliche Reichtumszentren, Zentral- und Handelsplätze an der südlichen Ostseeküste 231 Martin Segschneider / Trade and centrality between the Rhine and the Limfjord around 500 AD. The beachmarket on the Northfrisian island Amrum and its context 247 Laurent Verslype / Rural-urban dynamics and central places in the Scheldt and the Meuse Region between the 5th and the 9th centuries 257 Lyn Blackmore / The Origins and Growth of Lundenwic, a Mart of many Nations 273 Christopher Scull / Ipswich: Development and contexts of an urban precursor in the seventh century 303 Nick Stoodley / The origins of Hamwic and its central role in the seventh century as revealed by recent archaeological discoveries 317 Katharina Ulmschneider / Central Places and Metal-Detector Finds: What are the English "Productive Sites"? 333 Howard Williams / Cemeteries as Central Places – Place and Identity in Migration Period Eastern England 340 Tom sida 162 Tom sida 128 Tom sida 100 Tom sida 188 Tom sida 218 Tom sida 234 Tom sida 250 Tom sida 306 Tom sida 336 Tom sida 344