Journal Journal of Urban Archaeology, vol. 14 (2026)

Journal of Urban Archaeology 14 (2026)

Mapping Urban Landscapes: Spatial and Visual Perspectives on the Materiality of City Walls in Chinese and European History and Glass Recycling and Complex Urban Networks from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages: A View from the Mediterranean and Beyond

  • Size:216 x 280 mm
  • Language(s):English
  • Publication Year:2026


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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    List of Illustrations

    Editorial
    Manuel Fernández-Götz and Rubina Raja

    Special Issue:
    Mapping Urban Landscapes: Spatial and Visual Perspectives on the Materiality of City Walls in Chinese and European History
    Edited by Iva Stojević and Hannibal Taubes

    Introduction
    Iva Stojević and Hannibal Taubes

    Boundaries Reconsidered: Fresh Perspectives on Town and City Walls in Medieval Britain
    Oliver Creighton

    Notes Towards the Study of Fortified Villages in Early-Modern North China
    Hannibal Taubes

    Building Central Control through Decentralized Production: Local Participation in the Construction of Nanjing City Wall Bricks during the Ming Dynasty
    Jin Lianyu

    Life Under the Wall: Impact of Fortification on Urban Space in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period in Central Europe
    Paweł Cembrzyński, Maria Legut-Pintal, and Till Kühl

    Spatial Patterns and Mechanisms of Wall Demolition in Qing Garrison Towns in Xinjiang
    Hao Yuanlin

    Mountain Fortresses in the Song-Yuan (Mongol) War: Architectural Archaeology and Climatological Insights from Diaoyu Fortress
     Liu Jie, Ding Yu, Sun Hui, and Cai Yuqing

    The Walls of Pula (Croatia)
    Đeni Gobić-Bravar

    Materiality and Construction: Exploring the Extraordinary and the Mundane in the Layers of Yangzhou City Walls
    Iva Stojević

    Special Issue II
    Glass Recycling and Complex Urban Networks from the Iron Age to the Middle Ages: A View from the Mediterranean and Beyond
    Edited by Cristina Boschetti and Rubina Raja

    Glass Recycling and Complex Urban Networks
    Cristina Boschetti and Rubina Raja

    Glass Recycling: The Role of Isotope Geochemistry
    Patrick Degryse

    Reassessing Early Glassblowing through the Lens of Circular Economy: New Evidence from Italy (Early First Century BC)
    Cristina Boschetti

    Customised Customs: Exploring Evidence of Glass Reuse and Recycling in the Iron Age
    Ana Franjic, Ian C. Freestone, and Patrick Degryse

    True Colours: The Innovative Use and Re-use of Coloured Glass by Different Communities in First-century Britain
    Sarah Paynter and Caroline Jackson

    Recycling in Late Antiquity in Cyprus: Evidence from the Amathus Glass Workshop
    Artemios Oikonomou and Thilo Rehren

    Glass Reflections: Production and Distribution in Early Medieval Iberian Rural Areas
    Silvia Berrica

    Glass Recycling and Urban Networks in Medieval Sicily
    Francesca Colangeli