List of figures; List of key concept boxes; Chapter 1: Assemblage, Ontology and Archaeology; Chapter 2: From Archaeological Assemblage to Vibrant Assemblage; Chapter 3: Material and Form; Chapter 4: Assemblage Urbanism; Chapter 5: Doing Assemblage Archaeology; Index

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Ben Jervis is lecturer in medieval archaeology at Cardiff University, UK. He is currently co-investigator (with Dr Chris Briggs) on the Leverhulme Trust project Living Standards and Material Culture in English Rural Households: 1300–1600. He is the author of Pottery and Social Life: Towards a Relational Approach, 2014, and co-editor of several books including Objects, Environment, and Everyday Life in Medieval Europe, 2016, and Archaeologies of Rules and Regulation: Between Text and Practice, 2018. He has also published in journals including World Archaeology, Medieval Archaeology, The Norwegian Archaeological Review and Archaeological Dialogues.

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