Tabla de Contenidos: “…Einzelsprache -- Varietät -- Diskurstradition -- Lene Schøsler (København) «Tut s'en vat declinant». Un cas de grammaticalisation et de dégrammaticalisation dans le système verbal du français -- André Thibault (Paris) La délocutivité et sa (non-)réception en lexicographie historique: exemples ibéroromans -- Ludwig Fesenmeier (Köln) Justizielle Texte aus Prato. …”

“…Vi har også inkludert samarbeidspartnere fra Københavns Professionshøjskole og Rigshospitalet København.Antologien tar for seg et utdanningseksperiment hvor overgangen mellom utdanning og yrke er hovedtema. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Figure 1.024: The NBA IB collar from Kurcewo with the additional hoard ensemble -- Figure 1.025: Remains of organic material on the reverse side of the neck collar from Kværkeby, København Amt -- Figure 1.026: The classification of small belt discs into the eight described types. -- Figure 1.027: The diagram shows the different types of small belt discs and their type of deposition. -- Figure 1.028: The typological classification of belt plates. -- Figure 1.029: The hoard from Svenstrup, Sorø Amt. -- Figure 1.030: Distribution of tutuli examined within this study. -- Figure 1.031: Classification of ribbed tutuli -- Figure 1.032: Distribution of tutuli in NBA III in Mecklenburg -- Figure 1.033: Pin types associated with neck collars in the Bronze Age in northern Europe -- Figure 1.034: Wheel-headed pin from Rehlingen, Lower Saxony -- Figure 1.035: Classification of wheel-headed and disc-headed pins -- Figure 1.036: Distribution of wheel-headed pins Lüneburg-type -- Figure 1.037: Distribution of wheel-headed pins southwest of the Elbe River -- Figure 1.038: Spiral-decorated disc-headed pin from Heitbrack, Lower Saxony -- Figure 1.039: Distribution of disc-headed pins in regard to their decoration southwest of the Elbe River -- Figure 1.040: Distribution of disc-headed pins in regard to their decoration in Mecklenburg -- Figure 1.041: The disc-head pin Weitgendorf-type from Weisin, Mecklenburg -- Figure 1.042: The workshop in Feudvar -- Figure 1.043: Crucibles and moulds from Feudvar -- Figure 1.044: Metal working activities related to settlements during the early Bronze Age (left) and the younger Bronze Age (right) -- Figure 1.045: The house in Torslev -- Figure 1.046: The deposit from Génelard, Saône-et-Loire, France…”