2005
DOI: 10.21825/hvgg.v142i3-4.19047
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Middelburg na Pieter Bladelin. De juridische en militaire strijd tussen vorst, stad en adel om sociale erkenning en politieke macht (1472-1492)

Abstract: In de zomer van 2002 vatten archeologen met de opgraving van het kasteel van Middelburg (België, Oost-Vlaanderen) aan. 2 Dit onderzoek was noodzakelijk omdat de kasteelsite van Middelburg (in de Kasteelstraat) ten prooi viel aan verkaveling en bijgevolg aan vernietiging. De voorlopige resultaten van het onderzoek zijn verbluffend. 3 In een eerste fase legden de archeologen het toegangs-1 * Dit artikel kwam tot stand in het kader van het IUAP-project, fase V, nr. 10: 'Stedelijke samenleving in de Lage Landen, … Show more

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“…From a prestigious newly built town with an imposing castle, Middelburg then transformed into a strategic pawn in the troubles known as the Dutch Revolt or Eighty Years' War (1568-1648. The noble occupation of the castle made way for a military one from 1578 onwards, and armies of both sides of the conflict alternately took up residence within the walls of the domain (Haemers 2005;De Clercq et al 2007b). The acts of war culminated in 1604, when the Protestant Maurice of Nassau took the town and had it looted and destroyed.…”
Section: Archaeological and Historical Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a prestigious newly built town with an imposing castle, Middelburg then transformed into a strategic pawn in the troubles known as the Dutch Revolt or Eighty Years' War (1568-1648. The noble occupation of the castle made way for a military one from 1578 onwards, and armies of both sides of the conflict alternately took up residence within the walls of the domain (Haemers 2005;De Clercq et al 2007b). The acts of war culminated in 1604, when the Protestant Maurice of Nassau took the town and had it looted and destroyed.…”
Section: Archaeological and Historical Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%