Mobility of Objects Across Boundaries 1000-1700

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Introduction: The Mobility of Objects Across Boundaries 1000-1700 Katherine A. Wilson and Leah R. Clark

Part I: Thresholds and Boundaries

Introduction Katherine A. Wilson and Leah R. Clark

1 A Prehistory of Movement: Tracking Object Mobility Around the Viking-Age North Sea Alison M. Leonard and Steven P. Ashby

2 Characterising Transformation in Religious Material Culture AD 1000-1700: Through the Study of Archaeological Small Finds Discovered by the Public in England and Wales Michael Lewis

3 Crossing Boundaries with Pilgrim Badges Robert Maniura

4 Crossing Thresholds and Creating Boundaries: A Cultural Itinerary of Chests in Late Medieval England Sarah Hinds

5 The Mobility of Objects Across Time and Space: Chests in Renaissance Italian and German Bridal Trousseaux (Fourteenth-Fifteenth Centuries) Christina Antenhofer

Part II: Framing and Translation

Introduction Katherine A. Wilson and Leah R. Clark

6 Jan van Eyck's Syrian Apothecary Jar: The Earliest Known Depiction of Middle Eastern Ceramics in Medieval European Art Alexandra van Dongen

7 Wandering Things and the Human/Object Boundary: A Literary Approach Bettina Bildhauer

8 Uncovering Daily Life in the Archive? Framing Domestic Culture in Sixteenth-Century Bruges Inventories Julie De Groot

9 Objects in Time: The Affective Power of a Prie-Dieu in Seventeenth-Century France Jennifer Hillman

10 Crossing Borders: The Hidden Life of a Manuscript Letter Ruth Whelan

11 The Black-lead of Borrowdale, 1500-1750: An Object History of a Mutable Material Christopher Donaldson

12 Why do Some Things Become More Mobile, 1000-1700? Thomas Pickles

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Material Turn;Material Culture;early modern period;medieval history;art history