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Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Germanic antiquities --- History --- -Germanic antiquities --- Germanic peoples --- Antiquities --- Alamani (Germanic people) --- Alamanni (Germanic people) --- Alemanni --- Ethnology --- Germanic antiquities. --- History. --- Alemanni (Germanic people) - History

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Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Germanic antiquities --- Alamans --- Antiquités germaniques --- History --- Histoire --- -Germanic antiquities --- Germanic peoples --- Antiquities --- Alamani (Germanic people) --- Alamanni (Germanic people) --- Alemanni --- Ethnology

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For many years, 260AD was seen as the dividing line between a Romanesque classical age and a Germanic early medieval period. Now, however, it is necessary to take more account of the manifold and mutual cross-influences between the various population groups and analyse forms of continuity and discontinuity, acculturation and persistence. An examination of archaeological sources in Alamannia shows the existence of Romanesque structures up to around the year 400. The "Reihengräberfelder" (burial gounds with the graves laid out in rows) dating from the mid-5th century can be seen as marking a new beginning. Various links to the Germanic Elbe region and the Danube area show the heterogenity of the population at the beginning of this era. As late as the 6th and 7th centuries, however, different forms of burial can be found in areas close to the Rhine and in the Danube region, which demonstrate the manifold cross-influences. Lange Zeit galt das Jahr 260 als Scheidepunkt zwischen der römisch geprägten Antike und dem germanisch geprägten Frühmittelalter. Heute müssen vielfältige und wechselseitige Beeinflussungen der verschiedenen Bevölkerungsgruppen stärker in Betracht gezogen und Formen der Kontinuität und Diskontinuität, Akkulturation und Persistenz analysiert werden. Die Untersuchung der archäologischen Quellen in der Alamannia zeigt, dass in bestimmten Regionen noch bis in die Zeit um 400 romanische Strukturen feststellbar sind. Die in der Mitte des 5. Jhs. einsetzenden Reihengräberfelder sind als Neubeginn aufzufassen. Unterschiedliche Bezüge zum elbgermanischen oder donauländischen Raum zeigen die Heterogenität der Bevölkerung gerade zu Beginn der Belegung. Aber auch im 6. und 7. Jh. sind etwa in den rheinnahen Gebieten oder im Donauraum unterschiedliche Bestattungssitten zu konstatieren, die vielschichtige Beeinflussungen deutlich machen.

Roman history --- History of Germany and Austria --- anno 500-799 --- anno 300-399 --- anno 200-299 --- Romans --- Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Germany --- Antiquities. --- Antiquities, Roman. --- Alamani (Germanic people) --- Alamanni (Germanic people) --- Alemanni --- Ethnology --- Germanic peoples

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Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Güttingen, Ger --- Merdingen (Germany) --- Antiquities --- Guttingen, Ger --- -Antiquities --- Güttingen, Ger. --- Antiquities. --- Alemanni (Germanic people). --- Alamani (Germanic people) --- Alamanni (Germanic people) --- Alemanni --- Ethnology --- Germanic peoples --- Güttingen, Ger. --- Merdingen, Ger. --- Güttingen, Ger - Antiquities --- Merdingen (Germany) - Antiquities

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Die sprachlich-kulturellen Beziehungen zwischen Nordgermanen und Alemannen sind ein traditionsreiches und kontrovers diskutiertes Forschungsfeld. Dieser interdisziplinär orientierte Sammelband berücksichtigt linguistische und namenkundliche Aspekte ebenso wie archäologische und runologische Gesichtspunkte. Es ergeben sich neue Perspektiven für den wissenschaftlichen Diskurs der Sprachgeschichtsforschung und auch der Altertumswissenschaft. The linguistic and cultural relations between the North Germanic and the Alemannic tribes are a controversial area of research with a long tradition. This interdisciplinary collection of papers takes account of both linguistic and onomasiological aspects and archaeological and runic viewpoints. New perspectives result for the academic discourse in historical linguistic research and in ancient studies.

Germanic languages --- Historical linguistics --- History as a science --- Germanic antiquities --- Congresses --- Germanic peoples --- History --- Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Inscriptions [Runic ] --- Inscriptions, Runic --- Alamani (Germanic people) --- Alamanni (Germanic people) --- Alemanni --- Ethnology --- Teutonic languages --- Indo-European languages --- Germanic tribes --- Indo-Europeans --- Teutonic race --- Antiquities --- Runic inscriptions --- Inscriptions, Norse --- Runes