The construction of communities in the early Middle Ages : texts, resources and artefacts

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Acknowledgements List of plates, figures and tables The construction of communities and the persistence of paradox: an introduction Walter Pohl Structures and resources of power in early medieval Europe Dick Harrison Gens. Terminology and perception of the 'Germanic' peoples from late Antiquity to the early Middle Ages Hans-Werner Goetz The refugees and evacuees in the age of migrations Wolf Liebeschuetz The 'gold hoards' of the early migration period in south-eastern Europe and the late Roman Empire Michael Schmauder Th enomad's greed for gold: from the fall of the Burgundians to the Avar treasure Matthias Hardt Alaricus rex: legitimizing a Gothic king Hagith Sivan Changes in the topography of power: from civitates to urbes regia in Hispania, Gisela Ripoll Deconstructing the Merovingian family Ian Wood Hair, sacrality and symbolic capital in the Frankish kingdoms Maximilian Diesenberger The ritual significance of vesels in the formation of Merovingian Christian communities Bonnie Effros Social networks and identities in Frankish histotiography. New aspects of the textual history of Gregory of Tours' Historiae, Helmut Reimitz The rhetoric of crisis. Computus and Liber annalis in early ninth-century Fulda Richard Corradini The History of Obn Habib and ethnographies in Al-Andalus Ann Christys Abbreviations Bibliography Index Notes on contributors

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