Space, hierarchy, and society : interdisciplinary studies in social area analysis / edited by Barry C. Burnham ; John Kingsbury.

"This volume represents the third in a series of interdisciplinary conferences held in Cambridge on the 10th-12th March 1978."

Includes bibliographical references.

Section 1. The Individual and Group -- The Group and Individual in History / A. Macfarlane -- Inferring Status from Burials in Iron Age Europe : some recent attempts / F. R. Hodson -- Who's who in the Northern British Bronze Age / S. J. Pierpoint -- The Social Identity of the Individual in Isolated Barrows and Barrow Cemeteries in Anglo-Saxon England / J. F. Shephard -- An Anthropological Contribution to the History and Archaeology of an Ethnic Group -- Social and Cultural Patterning in the late Iron Age of Southhern Britain / C. Blackmore, M. Braithwaite and I. R. Hodder -- Glastonbury Ware : An Alternative View ( being a reply to Blackmore et al. ) / D. P. S. Peacock -- Summary / E. R. Leach -- Section 2. Social Groupings in the Urban Environment -- Urban Structure in the Pre-Roman Iron Age / J. R. Collis -- Pompeii : Planning and Social Implication / R. A. Raper -- Medieval Winchester : Its Spatial Organisation / D. J. Keene -- Residential Differentiation in the nineteenth century city / C. G. Pooley -- Summary :Towns and Typologies : Forms and Processes / B. T. Robson -- Section 3. The Interaction of Ethnic Groups -- Three Types of Ethnic Interaction among Maasai-speaking people in East Africa / P. Spencer -- Migration, ethnic differentiation and state-formationin the Iron Age of Bantu Africa / D. W. Phillipson -- Islam in Africa : the Archaeological Recognition of Religion / J. A. Alexander -- Romano-British Interaction : Summary / R. Reece -- Summary / J. G. D. Clark -- Discussion : An Historian's Comments / E. J. Hobsbawm -- Dialogues of the Deaf / A. C. Renfrew.