Neighbours, visitors and strangers
Bernhard Zeller|Charles B. West|Francesca Tinti|Marco Stoffella|Nicolas Schroeder|Carine van Rhijn|Steffen Patzold|Thomas Köhl|Wendy Davies|Miriam Czock
There is no evidence that the residential group was only to which local people belonged. The locality, understood as a zone of order 10 km diameter, with multiplicity settlements, meaningful unit operation, although scale association in northern Iberia appears have been wider. Some members some settlements engaged collective agricultural practices, and households joined together take legal action, but there reason suppose all any one settlement regularly did so. little awareness belonging group, integration immigrants exclusion individuals are well evidenced. cannot shared view social cohesion every or locality. same Christian message heard by flock, meaning sphere responsibility priest defined community kind, clearly stole from their neighbours, others fought assaulted raped them. number officers within range, frequency visits, must made difference lives peasant farmers: so, life farming free micro-management those Carolingian Empire.
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