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Vorgeschichtlicher Heiligtümer und Opferplätze in Mittel- und Nordeuropa Prehistoric sanctuaries and offering-places in Central and N Europe
Herbert Jankuhn
Sixteen papers and introduction to a symposium at Reinhausen (Göttingen) in 1968 deal with sanctuaries and votive sites of later prehistoric and early historic date, almost wholly in Germanic and Scandinavian regions, but with bearing on possible British finds. Cf 71/1009. S P
1970
Vor- und Frühformen der europäischen Stadt im Mittelalter: Bericht über ein Symposium in Reinhausen bei Göttingen vom 18-24 April 1972, Teil I und Teil 2 Report on the Göttingen Symposium on the earliest European towns, 1972
Herbert Jankuhn
W Schlesinger
Heiko Steuer
In this two-volume collection of papers P V Addyman writes on Saxon Southampton (pp 218-28) and Martin Biddle on Winchester's development as an early capital (229-61). Other major towns treated include Dorestad, Köln, Trier, Hedeby, Kaupang, Birka, and the Bryggen in Bergen. There are also reports on Eketorp, Helgö and the Buraburg, and general papers on legal aspects and on the technical terms civitas, vicus, burg, wik etc.
1973
Untersuchungen zu Handel and Verkehr der vor- und frühgeschichtlichen Zeit in Mittel- und Nordeuropa.
Contains seventeen papers, including contributions on ethnological evidence for trade; methodological considerations for evidence of trade in archaeological sources (B Sternquist), Pytheas on the amber trade (R Wenskus), Neo-BA trade in Central Europe (R Pittioni), trade and commerce in Early La Tène Central Europe (O-H Frey), Celtic trade in the written sources (D Timpe), Middle and Late La Tène trade in Central Europe (F Fischer), and Roman trade on the Rhine and Danube (H von Petrikovits).
1985
