Richard Hodges is one of Europe's preeminent archaeologists. He has transformed the way we understand the early Middle Ages, and has put the past to work for the present, through a sequence of paradigmatic excavations in England, Italy and Albania. Encounters, Excavations and Argosies pays tribute to him with a series of reflections on some of the themes and issues which have been central to his work over the last forty years. The contributors are colleagues, many his students, above all friends of the man whose ideas, example, trust, and loyalty have touched and inspired us all.

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Publisher

Archaeopress Archaeology

Year

2017

ISBN

9781784916824

Topic

Sozialwissenschaften

Subtopic

Archäologie

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Frontispiece
Contents Page
Contributors
Introduction
Richard a San Vincenzo al Volturno, il 23 settembre 1985*
An ode to New Light on Early Medieval Monasticism
Looking beyond the local:
Cutting history in slices. Periodization and the Middle Ages:
Stone Age Economics: a new audit
Richard Hodges and Tuscany:
From villa to minster at Southwell
Islamization and trade in the Arabian Gulf
Remembering the early Christian baptistery,
The popes and their town in the time of Charlemagne
The rebirth of towns in the Beneventan principality (8th-9th centuries)
The monastery of Anselm and Peter
Farfa revisited:
Butrint’s death and resurrection: the medieval lime-kiln in the Roman forum
ʿAnjar: An Umayyad image of urbanism and its afterlife
Lively columns and living stones - the origins of the Constantinian church basilica
The survival and revival of urban settlements
Powerful matter – agency and materiality in the early Middle Ages
We do it indoors and sitting down, but still call it archaeology
Albanian Archaeology in the New Millennium and The British Contribution
‘Moi Auguste’ – Les images de l’empereur Auguste
Butrint in the late 6th to 7th centuries:
Athens, Charlemagne and Small Change
From villa to village.
Scandinavian monetisation in the first millennium AD –
Philosophiana in central Sicily
Appunti, grezzi, per un’agenda di Archeologia Pubblica in Italia
Leiderdorp:
Saranda in the waves of time:
Richard Hodges and the British School at Rome (BSR)
Richard Hodges: an intellectual appreciation
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