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• 01 mar 2021

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  Call for papers - Middle Ages

  Water in north western European cities in the early Middle Ages (4th-12th centuries)

  A vector of transformation of the urban space

  Starting from the premise that a variety of towns existed during the early Middle Ages (towns of Roman origin, or growing up around a monastery, a defensive site or an economic hub), we propose to assess, in North-West Europe, the role of water in these towns at three progressive levels: i) that of different users within a town, ii) at the level of the town as a whole, and iii) in the creation of urban networks. Our purpose is to draw together the most recent research, highlighting this subject through archaeological discoveries as well as critical analysis of written sources.

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• 31 jan 2021

  Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

  Death and the Societes of Late Antiquity

  New methods, new questions ?

  Late Antiquity is marked by its political, social, economic, and cultural evolutions. This period of major societal changes initially saw the coexistence of Roman institutions and new social structures, especially those emerging from the early Christian religion. The societies of Late Antiquity are therefore characterized by a mosaic of political, social, and cultural entities, both in the heart of the Empire's provinces and on their borders.

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