Description
Archaeology of Mobility offers a cross-cutting perspective on the circulation of goods, people, techniques and cultural forms between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. Drawing on case studies that span the Atlantic, the Mediterranean and several European regions, the volume examines ports, trade routes, ceramics, marble, construction techniques, migrations and networks of connection.
The collected studies show that mobility was not only an economic phenomenon, but also a social, technical and cultural one. Through objects, materials and human movement, this book helps us understand how past societies were built, transformed and connected.
