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The Social Archaeology of Residential Sites: Hungarian noble residences and their social context from the thirteenth through to the sixteenth century: an outline for methodology

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Subtitled "Hungarian noble residences and their social context from the thirteenth through to the sixteenth century: an outline for methodology". This work aims to set up a research agenda to show how archaeology can contribute to an interdisciplinary study of society in the later Middle Ages, in this case in terms of a survey of the possibilities of using archaeology to study Hungarian nobility from the point of view of their living conditions and the functions of their residences. The author, drawn to this theme through an excavation in Pomaz (west of Budapest) in 1995, investigates the co-existence of various settlement types from the point of view of manorial buildings.

Author(s): Gábor Virágos
Series: BAR British Archaeological Reports International Series 1583
Publisher: BAR Publishing
Year: 2006

Language: English
Pages: 160
Tags: Hungary, Medieval age, early modern age

Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Editorial
Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Terminology
Chapter 3: Case studies
Chapter 4: Interpreting the noble residence
Chapter 5: Conclusion
Bibliography