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Review of Martin Carver & Jan Klápštĕ (eds.): The Archaeology of Medieval Europe, 2, Twelfth to Sixteenth Centuries. Acta Jutlandica, Humanities Series 2011/9. Aarhus University Press, Århus 2011.

Name: Review of Martin Carver & Jan Klápštĕ (eds.): The Archaeology of Medieval Europe, 2, Twelfth to Sixteenth Centuries. Acta Jutlandica, Humanities Series 2011/9. Aarhus University Press, Århus 2011.
Creator: Wienberg, Jes
Keywords: Archaeology, Medieval archaeology Europe

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Review of Martin Carver & Jan Klápštĕ (eds.): The Archaeology of Medieval Europe, 2, Twelfth to Sixteenth Centuries. Acta Jutlandica, Humanities Series 2011/9. Aarhus University Press, Århus 2011.

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Review of Martin Carver & Jan Klápštĕ (eds.): The Archaeology of Medieval Europe, 2, Twelfth to Sixteenth Centuries. Acta Jutlandica, Humanities Series 2011/9. Aarhus University Press, Århus 2011.

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30, 401f, 406). Og enkelte er uskarpe (s.

333, 367). Bogen er gennemarbejdet, men selvføl-

var ikke 1999-2000 (s. 27), men 1982-88.

vaere henholdsvis 0, 2 og 3 (s. 373), men 0,

1 og 2; der var således ét konvent i Ystad,

403), men havde i middelalderen samtidigt

befaestet tårn (s. 465). Og udenfor min

1441-18 (s. 413), men 1414-18. Efter min mening er bogens bedste dele

(s. 139ff ). Endelig er der detaljer, man må-

392.563 identificerede saedekorn fra bor-

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