Uppåkrastudier 7

Preface

• Lars Larsson, The Uppåkra Project. Preconditions, Performance and Prospects.
• Birgitta Hårdh The Contacts of the Central Place.
• Berta Stjernquist, Detector Finds from Uppåkra as a Source of Information, illustrated by the Fibulae from the Early Iron Age.
• Lena Nilsson, Animal Husbandry in Iron Age Uppåkra.
• Mats Regnell, Charcoals from Uppåkra as Indicators of Leaf Fodder.
• Ole Stilborg, Pottery as a Source of Structural Information – Internal Structure and External Contacts of Uppåkra 0–400 AD.
• Mats Riddersporre, Large Farms and Ordinary Villages. Perspectives on Uppåkra.
• Nils Björhem, The Development of Iron Age Construction in the Malmö Area.
• Bo Friman and Lena Hector, An Early Iron Age Settlement at Hyllie. Preliminary Results of the Excavations.
• Bengt Jacobsson, Trelleborg and the Southern Plain during the Iron Age. A Study of a Coastal Area in South-West Scania, Sweden.
• Torbjörn Brorsson, The Slavonic Feldberg and Fresendorf Pottery in Scania, Sweden.
• Tony Björk, Earth or Fire. Burial Customs as a Beginning in Exploring Regional Variations in Early Iron Age Scania.
• Lennart Carlie, The Invisible Hierarchy. Manifestations in the Halland Iron Age as Indications of a Stratified Society.
• Anna Lihammer, The Centrality of the Landscape. Elite Milieus in Eastern Blekinge during the Viking Age and Early Middle Ages.
• Bengt Söderberg, Integrating Power. Some Aspects of a Magnate’s Farm and Presumed Central Place in Järrestad, South-East Scania.
• Björn Magnusson, Staaf, Places in Our Minds. Transformation and Tradition in Early Iron Age Settlements.
• Bertil Helgesson, Central Places and Regions in Scania during the Iron Age.
• Johan Callmer, Wayland. An Essay on Craft Production in the Early and High Middle Ages in Scandinavia.