The Origins and Early Development of Medieval Towns in Northern Europe

The origins and early development of towns in northern Europe during the middle ages are explored. The relationship between traditional urban historiography on the basis of written sources and urban archaeology should be one of continuous interaction between the two disciplines.

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Published in:The Economic history review 1994-05, Vol.47 (2), p.362-373
Main Author: Verhulst, Adriaan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Archaeological excavation
Archaeological surveys
Archaeology
Area planning & development
Early Middle Ages
Economic history
Essays in Bibliography and Criticism
Excavations
Historical archaeology
Middle Ages
Towns
Urban archaeology
Urban areas
Urban history
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Summary:The origins and early development of towns in northern Europe during the middle ages are explored. The relationship between traditional urban historiography on the basis of written sources and urban archaeology should be one of continuous interaction between the two disciplines.
ISSN:0013-0117
1468-0289
DOI:10.2307/2598088