Serie: Archaeology of Peasantry. From the Late Prehistory to the European Common Agriculture policy

Achaeology of Peasantry

2018(e)ko urr. 25(a)
Welcome address from authorities
Iñaki Bazán, Dean of the Faculty of Arts; Askoa Ibisate, Director of the Departmento of Geography, Prehistory and Archaeology
25/10/2018
Introduction
Juan Antonio Quirós (University of the Basque Country)
25/10/2018
Opening keynote. Gardens and gardening in Early Medieval Spain and Portugal
Wendy Davies (University College London)
25/10/2018
What the Iberian Copper Age can tell us about peasant societies
Pedro Díaz del Río (CSIC. Madrid)
25/10/2018
An appraisal of later prehistoric peasantry in northern Iberia (secondo-first millenia BC) via moral and political economies
Antonio Blanco-González (Universidad de Salamanca)
25/10/2018
The economic Anthropology of Roman Peasantry: Old Problems and Current Trends
Jesús Bermejo Tirado (Universidad Carlos III)
25/10/2018
Archaeobotanical contribution to the history of farming practices in medieval northern Catalonia (8th-13th c.)
Jérôme Ros (Casa de Velazquez) and Olivier Passarrius (Conseil Départamental des Pyrénnées-Orientales),with the collaboration of Carole Puig, Jérôme Kotarba, Julien Mantenant, Nicolas Guinaudeau
25/10/2018
Landscapes and rural practices of some peasant communities of the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula from Antiquity to Modern times through the surface record
Julia Sarabia (Universidad de Alicante)
25/10/2018
Within a countryside cemetery of the 5th-7th century: selected remarks on organization and economy
Joan Pinar Gil (Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum, Mainz)
25/10/2018

2018(e)ko urr. 26(a)
Standing on the shoulders of peasants: who led innovation in early medieval English farming?
Mark McKerracher (University of Oxford)
26/10/2018