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The urban fabric as a source for an archaeological history of the topography of medieval Florence

European Journal of Post-Classical Archaeologies
When the urban landscape is examined with the tools of an archaeology intended as history of material structures of past societies, it produces a documentation that allows peculiar interpretations and employs all kinds of sources in new contexts and meanings. Florentia’s medieval season, spanning from the mid-13th to the late 14th century and following
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Gender and Power in Pre-Modern Societies: Women's Agency and Representations in Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern Legal and Literary Sources A Historical Analysis

International Journal of History and Archaeology Research Studies (IJHARS)
This paper examines the complex relationship between gender and power in pre-modern societies through a comprehensive analysis of legal and literary sources from ancient, medieval, and early modern periods.
M. R.
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Indian Ocean Trade Networks and Their Socioeconomic Impact on Medieval India (900-1500 CE)

International Journal of History and Archaeology Research Studies (IJHARS)
This paper examines the multifaceted impact of Indian Ocean trade networks on medieval India between the 10th and 15th centuries, a period characterized by significant commercial expansion and cross-cultural exchange.
Vinodkumar Kallolickal
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The Middle Ages Revisited: Studies in the Archaeology and History of Medieval Southern England Presented to Professor David A. Hinton: Table of Contents

The Middle Ages Revisited: Studies in the Archaeology and History of Medieval Southern England Presented to Professor David A. Hinton, 2018

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Review: Medieval Trim: History and Archaeology

Irish Economic and Social History, 2006
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The Medieval Friaries of London: a topographic and archaeological history, before and after the Dissolution

2011
This thesis examines the evidence for the buildings and precincts of the five friaries of late medieval London: Black Friars, Grey Friars, White Friars, Austin Friars and Crossed (or Crutched) Friars. Virtually nothing survives, at least above ground, of these once-famous institutions and so documentary and archaeological evidence form the core of the ...
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