دانلود کتاب Animaltown: Beasts in Medieval Urban Space

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Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Introduction
Interpreting Urban Animal Contexts
What Makes a Medieval Urban Animal Bone Assemblage Look Urban? Reflections on Feature Types and Recurrent Patterns from Lower Austria and Vienna
Like a Headless Chicken: Meaning, Medium and Context in Medieval Urban Taphonomy
Horseflesh and Beaver Pelts: Aspects of Faunal Studies in Medieval Novgorod and its Region
The Diet of Ipswich from the Middle Saxon through the Medieval Periods
Animals as Symbol and Urban Reality
Dogs in Church
Pigs in Medieval Cities: Saint Anthony’s Unusual Attribute
Animals as Presents in Late-Medieval Livonia
Norm and Practice and Urban Animals
Oxen, Pigs and Sheep in the Medieval City: Analysis of Regulations Concerning Domestic Animals inStatutes of Medieval Dalmatian Towns
All the Priests’ Horses and all the Priests’ Hens…: Animals in the Households of Late Medieval Hungarian Urban Clergy
“Drunkenness is the mother of forgetfulness, anger causes injuries”: Animal Welfare in Late-Medieval English Urban Society
Suburban Husbandry: Animals in the Landscape of Trim, County Meath, Ireland
Domestic and Wild Animals in Urban Settings
Faunal Exploitation Patterns in Urban Settlements in Medieval Moldavia
Animals in Medieval Urban Lives: York as a Case Study
Animals in Italian Medieval Towns: From Late Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages
Urban Jungle? Wild Mammals in Medieval Towns
Animals and the Urban Elite
What is a Peacock Doing in a Medieval City? Analysing Visual Representations of Animals in Urban Space in the Late Middle Ages
“...For I have brought to you the fugitive animals of the desert”: Animals and Representations of the Constantinopolitan Imperial Authority in Two Poems by Manuel Philes
Zooarchaeological Research from an Elite Urban Building in Medieval Durrës (Albania)
Meat Consumption by the Christian Population in the Buda Castle Town District in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries
List of Contributors