Buildings of Medieval Europe : Studies in Social and Landscape Contexts of Medieval Buildings.

Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of contributors -- 1. Introduction: Duncan Berryman and Sarah Kerr -- Part 1: Britain and Scandinavia -- 2. A key, an axe and a gridiron: Medieval Finnish brickmakers' marks as symbols of identity: Ilari Aalto -- 3. The medieval and early post-medieval weighing houses at Gammel Strand, Copenhagen, Denmark: Stuart Whatley -- 4. Medieval roof trusses in the Swedish landscape of Vä stergötland: Robin Gullbrandsson -- 5. The medieval hospitals of England: Structuring charity and faith through hierarchies of space: Martin Huggon -- Part 2: Central and Eastern Europe -- 6. A house within the settlement: Early Byzantine 'urban life' in a small-scale house?: Miriam Steinborn -- 7. Medieval churches in a borderland: The case of Transylvania: Daniela Marcu Istrate -- 8. Petrapilosa: The architectural and historical development of the structure: Josip Višnjić -- 9. The formation of the three-compartment rural house in medieval Central Europe as a cultural synthesis of different building traditions: Pavel Vařeka.

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