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This new edition of Crusader Archaeology updates, with recent excavation results and research, the only detailed study of the material culture of the Crusades in Israel, Cyprus, Syria and Jordan. It examines what life was like for the Crusaders in their territory and how they were influenced by their new-found neighbours. Chapters discuss: urban and rural settlements, surveying agriculture, industry, the military, the church, public and private architecture, arts and crafts, leisure pursuits, death and burial and building techniques. This well-illustrated volume is a crucial survey for all…mehr
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This new edition of Crusader Archaeology updates, with recent excavation results and research, the only detailed study of the material culture of the Crusades in Israel, Cyprus, Syria and Jordan. It examines what life was like for the Crusaders in their territory and how they were influenced by their new-found neighbours. Chapters discuss: urban and rural settlements, surveying agriculture, industry, the military, the church, public and private architecture, arts and crafts, leisure pursuits, death and burial and building techniques. This well-illustrated volume is a crucial survey for all those interested in the Middle Ages, and in particular the Crusades.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 2 New edition
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 652g
- ISBN-13: 9781138900257
- ISBN-10: 1138900257
- Artikelnr.: 41852255
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 2 New edition
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 652g
- ISBN-13: 9781138900257
- ISBN-10: 1138900257
- Artikelnr.: 41852255
Adrian J. Boas is Professor of Medieval Archaeology in the Departments of Archaeology and Israel Studies at the University of Haifa, Israel. He is president of the international Society for the Study of the Crusades and the Latin East (SSCLE). His research focuses on the archaeology of the Crusader period and his publications include The Crusader World (2016), Jerusalem in the Time of the Crusades (2001) and Archaeology of the Military Orders (2006).
List of illustrations
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
10 Medicine
Illness and injury
Hospitals and medical treatment
11 Burials
Burial customs
Anthropological research
Cemeteries
Tombs
Postscript
Bibliography
Index
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
10 Medicine
Illness and injury
Hospitals and medical treatment
11 Burials
Burial customs
Anthropological research
Cemeteries
Tombs
Postscript
Bibliography
Index
List of illustrations
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
List of illustrations
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
10 Medicine
Illness and injury
Hospitals and medical treatment
11 Burials
Burial customs
Anthropological research
Cemeteries
Tombs
Postscript
Bibliography
Index
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
10 Medicine
Illness and injury
Hospitals and medical treatment
11 Burials
Burial customs
Anthropological research
Cemeteries
Tombs
Postscript
Bibliography
Index
List of illustrations
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction
Preface and acknowledgements
A note on the use of place-names
Abbreviations
Chronology
1 Background: the Crusades and Outremer
Geography and climate
The native population
The Frankish settlers
The Italians
Frankish administration and institutions
The Church
The military orders
2 The city and urban life
Major cities
Coastal towns
Inland towns
3 The rural landscape
Land ownership and the rural population in the kingdom of Jerusalem
Taxes and tithes
Monopolies
The structure of the native casalia and the status of the local peasants
The Frankish villani and the planned villages
Illustrations Manor houses and farmhouses
Agriculture and rural industry
4 The defence of the Latin East
Typology of the Crusader castle
How the Franks built their castles
Siege warfare
5 Frankish ecclesiastical architecture
Introduction
Typology
6 Frankish domestic architecture
Introduction
Typology
7 Crafts and minor arts
Ceramics
Glass
Metalwork
Stone vessels and objects
Inscriptions and heraldry
Wood
Games
Arms and armour
Greek fire
Textiles
Leather working
Ivory carvings
Objects of bone and mother-of-pearl
Crusader coins
Crusader seals
8 The fine arts
Figurative sculpture
Non-figurative ornamentation
Wall painting Mosaics
Manuscript illumination
Icons
9 Building techniques and materials
Mortar and plaster
Wood
Stone
Construction