Serie: Archaeology and History of Peasantry 2. From the Late Prehistory to the European Common Agriculture policy

2019(e)ko aza. 11(a)
Introduction
Juan Antonio Quirós (University of the Basque Country, ES)
11/11/2019
The moral economy of the family farm: early medieval England and Provence
Ross Faith (University of Oxford, UK)
11/11/2019
What’s for dinner tonight? Diet and food production strategies as a proxy of peasant agency in early medieval Iberia
Maite Iris García Collado (University of the Basque Country, ES)
11/11/2019
Sites, plants and gestures: archaeobotanical approaches to Medieval and Post-Medieval agricultural communities and landscapes
João Pedro Vicente Tereso (University of Porto, PT)
11/11/2019
Elites campesinas, bienes comunes y construcción del poder político en el norte de Italia y en el norte de España (900-1050)
Igor Santos Salazar (University of the Basque Country, ES)
11/11/2019
Peasants; innovators, commodity producers, traders and community builders. Connecting the past with the present
Eva Svensson (Karlstads universitet, SE)
11/11/2019

2019(e)ko aza. 12(a)
Microhistoria y estudio de los grupos subalternos
Giovanni Levi (University Ca’ Fossari, Venezia, IT)
12/11/2019
Between resilience and resistance: towards an archaeology of peasant societies through the long duration
Carlos Tejerizo (INCIPIT, Spanish National Research Council, ES)
12/11/2019
Archaeology of sharing practices: investigating the material evidence of mountain marginalization in Europe (18th- 21st c. AD)
Anna Stagno (University of Genova)
12/11/2019
On Peasantry, Communities and Property Rights. Some Remarks from the Commons’ Literature
José Miguel Lana Berasain (Public University of Navarra, ES)
12/11/2019