Göran Tagesson is Associate Professor in Historical Archaeology at Lund University and Project Leader at The Archaeologists, The National Historical Museums, Sweden. ; Per Cornell is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Gothenburg. ; Mark Gardiner is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Lincoln. ; Liz Thomas is a Research Fellow in The Beam and is also an Affiliate Researcher at the Institute for Cultural Practices, University of Manchester. ; Katherine Weikert is a Senior Lecturer in Early Medieval History at the University of Winchester.

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• Preface1. Reidun Marie Aasheim, Finn-Einar Eliassen and Marianne Johansson - The house that turned around and the street that wasn't: A cross-disciplinary study of the metamorphosis of the centre of a small town, c. 1680–1760.2. Gunnar Almevik and Jonathan Westin - Entering Hemse. Enacting the assemblage of a twelfth-century Gotlandic stave-church.3. Anna Bergman - Boundaries between private and public space in medieval and early modern Stockholm, c.1350–1700.4. Linn Willetts Borgen - Constructing Sacredness: The Stave Technique as Architectural Memory in Early Modern Norway.5. Jeroen Bouwmeester - Building in Stone: a brief introduction to the development of the use of stone as a building material in the Netherlands between 1000 and 1400 AD.6. Per Cornell and Adriana Velázquez Morlet - Time, Built Space and the Question of the Household in the Case of Ecab, Quintana Roo, Mexico: Maya Settlement Organization in the Late Postclassic period.7. Gunilla Gardelin - Reuse in wooden architecture.8. Antoinette Huijbers - Re-assembling domestic environments: A relational–habitus approach in studying the individuality, commonalities, continuity and change of medieval buildings.9. Sarah Kerr - Ambition and Architecture: a study of medieval lodging ranges.10. Linda Qviström - Windows and light in medieval buildings on Gotland.11. Miriam Steinborn - The hidden world behind simple structures.12. Göran Tagesson - Poor Widow Catharina Bergstedt, What Now? On Houses, Gender and Agency in Early Modern Swedish Towns.13. Liz Thomas  - St Joseph’s Church – the peoples’ heartland.Biography of the authors

Göran Tagesson is Associate Professor in Historical Archaeology at Lund University and Project Leader at The Archaeologists, The National Historical Museums, Sweden. ; Per Cornell is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Gothenburg. ; Mark Gardiner is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Lincoln. ; Liz Thomas is a Research Fellow in The Beam and is also an Affiliate Researcher at the Institute for Cultural Practices, University of Manchester. ; Katherine Weikert is a Senior Lecturer in Early Medieval History at the University of Winchester.

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• Preface1. Reidun Marie Aasheim, Finn-Einar Eliassen and Marianne Johansson - The house that turned around and the street that wasn't: A cross-disciplinary study of the metamorphosis of the centre of a small town, c. 1680–1760.2. Gunnar Almevik and Jonathan Westin - Entering Hemse. Enacting the assemblage of a twelfth-century Gotlandic stave-church.3. Anna Bergman - Boundaries between private and public space in medieval and early modern Stockholm, c.1350–1700.4. Linn Willetts Borgen - Constructing Sacredness: The Stave Technique as Architectural Memory in Early Modern Norway.5. Jeroen Bouwmeester - Building in Stone: a brief introduction to the development of the use of stone as a building material in the Netherlands between 1000 and 1400 AD.6. Per Cornell and Adriana Velázquez Morlet - Time, Built Space and the Question of the Household in the Case of Ecab, Quintana Roo, Mexico: Maya Settlement Organization in the Late Postclassic period.7. Gunilla Gardelin - Reuse in wooden architecture.8. Antoinette Huijbers - Re-assembling domestic environments: A relational–habitus approach in studying the individuality, commonalities, continuity and change of medieval buildings.9. Sarah Kerr - Ambition and Architecture: a study of medieval lodging ranges.10. Linda Qviström - Windows and light in medieval buildings on Gotland.11. Miriam Steinborn - The hidden world behind simple structures.12. Göran Tagesson - Poor Widow Catharina Bergstedt, What Now? On Houses, Gender and Agency in Early Modern Swedish Towns.13. Liz Thomas  - St Joseph’s Church – the peoples’ heartland.Biography of the authors

Göran Tagesson is Associate Professor in Historical Archaeology at Lund University and Project Leader at The Archaeologists, The National Historical Museums, Sweden. ; Per Cornell is Professor in Archaeology at the University of Gothenburg. ; Mark Gardiner is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Lincoln. ; Liz Thomas is a Research Fellow in The Beam and is also an Affiliate Researcher at the Institute for Cultural Practices, University of Manchester. ; Katherine Weikert is a Senior Lecturer in Early Medieval History at the University of Winchester.

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• Preface1. Reidun Marie Aasheim, Finn-Einar Eliassen and Marianne Johansson - The house that turned around and the street that wasn't: A cross-disciplinary study of the metamorphosis of the centre of a small town, c. 1680–1760.2. Gunnar Almevik and Jonathan Westin - Entering Hemse. Enacting the assemblage of a twelfth-century Gotlandic stave-church.3. Anna Bergman - Boundaries between private and public space in medieval and early modern Stockholm, c.1350–1700.4. Linn Willetts Borgen - Constructing Sacredness: The Stave Technique as Architectural Memory in Early Modern Norway.5. Jeroen Bouwmeester - Building in Stone: a brief introduction to the development of the use of stone as a building material in the Netherlands between 1000 and 1400 AD.6. Per Cornell and Adriana Velázquez Morlet - Time, Built Space and the Question of the Household in the Case of Ecab, Quintana Roo, Mexico: Maya Settlement Organization in the Late Postclassic period.7. Gunilla Gardelin - Reuse in wooden architecture.8. Antoinette Huijbers - Re-assembling domestic environments: A relational–habitus approach in studying the individuality, commonalities, continuity and change of medieval buildings.9. Sarah Kerr - Ambition and Architecture: a study of medieval lodging ranges.10. Linda Qviström - Windows and light in medieval buildings on Gotland.11. Miriam Steinborn - The hidden world behind simple structures.12. Göran Tagesson - Poor Widow Catharina Bergstedt, What Now? On Houses, Gender and Agency in Early Modern Swedish Towns.13. Liz Thomas  - St Joseph’s Church – the peoples’ heartland.Biography of the authors