Central Places in the Migration and Merovingian Periods: Papers from the 52nd Sachsensymposium, Lund, August 2001

Lotte Hedeager / Scandinavian "Central Places" in a Cosmological Setting 3
Lars Larsson / Uppåkra – Research on a Central Place. Recent Excavations and Results 19                                                                      
Bertil Helgesson / Uppåkra in the 5th to 7th Centuries. The Transformation of a Central Place and its Hinterland 31
Birgitta Hårdh/ Uppåkra in the Migration and Merovingian Periods 41
Alexandra Pesch / Uppåkra im Licht der Formular-Familien der völkerwanderungszeitlichen Goldbrakteaten 55
Karl Hauck / Neues aus Uppåkra bei Lund, Südschweden. Zur Ikonographie der Goldbrakteaten, LXIV 79
Berta Stjernquist / A Tall Iron Age Lady with Magnificent Jewellery 97
Påvel Nicklasson / Central places in a peripheral area or peripheral places in a central area – a discussion of centrality in Halland 111
Johan Callmer / North-European trading centres and the Early Medieval craftsman. Craftsmen at Åhus, north-eastern Scania, Sweden ca. AD 750-850+ 125
Eva Hjärthner-Holdar, Kristina Lamm and Bente Magnus / Metalworking and Central Places 159
Per Ole Rindel / Regional Settlement Patterns and Central Places on Late Iron Age Zealand, Denmark 185                                                                           
Jens N. Nielsen / Bejsebakken, a central site near Aalborg in Northern Jutland 197
Jutta Waller / Published and unpublished moulds at Helgö – a brief overview 215
Bergljot Solberg / Courtyard Sites north of the Polar Circle – Reflections of Power in the Late Roman and Migration Period 219
Hauke Jöns / Eisenzeitliche und frühmittelalterliche Reichtumszentren, Zentral- und Handelsplätze an der südlichen Ostseeküste 231
Martin Segschneider / Trade and centrality between the Rhine and the Limfjord around 500 AD. The beachmarket on the Northfrisian island Amrum and its context 247
Laurent Verslype / Rural-urban dynamics and central places in the Scheldt and the Meuse Region between the 5th and the 9th centuries 257
Lyn Blackmore / The Origins and Growth of Lundenwic, a Mart of many Nations 273
Christopher Scull / Ipswich: Development and contexts of an urban precursor in the seventh century 303                                                                                    
Nick Stoodley / The origins of Hamwic and its central role in the seventh century as revealed by recent archaeological discoveries 317
Katharina Ulmschneider / Central Places and Metal-Detector Finds: What are the English "Productive Sites"? 333                
Howard Williams / Cemeteries as Central Places – Place and Identity in Migration Period Eastern England 340