Leben in der mittelalterlichen Stadt. Neue archäobiologische Forschungen

Workshop 29. November 2019, Berlin

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This volume contains papers from a workshop on “Life in the medieval town – new archaeobiological research” held in November 2019. Results of zoological, botanical and anthropological investigations on find materials from medieval cities are presented. The contributions deal with …

Wirtschaft und Umwelt früher Bauern in Thrakien

Archäozoologische Studien an Fundmaterialien aus Drama (Bulgarien) und Kırklareli-Aşağı Pınar (Türkei)

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The volume presents the results of archaeozoological studies on large animal bone inventories from two prehistoric settlements in Thrace, Drama (district of Jambol) and Kırklareli-Aşağı Pınar (Turkish Thrace). Focusing on the period Middle Neolithic to Late Copper Age, aspects such …

Die syrische Steppe

Mobile Viehzucht, internationale Entwicklungshilfe und globale Märkte

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Construction, Intervention and Lifelihood: Syrian Bedouin and the 'Development' of the Steppe by Government and International Organisations The study bases on the ethnological fieldwork undertaken with a Bedouin group (Haswa/ Bani Khaled) in the Syrian Steppe 2005-2007.

The focus lies …

Pastoréalismes

Anthropologie historique des processus d’intégration chez les Kirghiz du Tian Shan intérieur

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The book examines the relations between an economic phenomenon, pastoralism, and a social one, patrilineal descent-reckoning. These relations are described and analyzed on the basis of long-term fieldwork and through the investigation of the existing historical and ethnographic sources. By …

Pastoral Morocco

Globalizing Scapes of Mobility and Insecurity

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Pastoral Morocco explores the mobility of people and livestock in the context of neo-liberal globalization. Mobility is defined as a strategy to maintain and enhance access to resources, and hence comprehended as a strategy of pastoralists to cope with insecurity …