| Notities | Met dit liber amicorum brengen Belgische, Britse, Nederlandse, Franse en Deense collega's hulde aan Frans Verhaeghe. Het boek bevat 22 artikelen over materiële cultuur verdeeld in drie secties: materiële cultuur, landschap en nederzetting en theorie. Daarnaast bevat het een uitgebreide bibliografie en een inleidend hoofdstuk over de rijke loopbaan van Frans Verhaeghe.
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- Tys D.: The nine lives of Frans Verhaeghe: an overview of his career until now 11-19
- Material culture 21-204
- Bartels M.: Admiration in clay, devotion on paper : archaeology, context and interpretation of an Anna Selbdritt statuette (1475-1515) from the Hanseatic town of Deventer, the Netherlands, in the context of early Renaissance poetry by Rudolf Agricola and book printing by Richard Pafraet pp. 21-30
- Clevis H. & Thijssen: New Style Classification System, pp. 31-41
- De Poorter A.: Céramique commune post-médiévale 'marquée', en provenance de Malines (Belgique, province d'Anvers), pp. 43-54
- Egan G.: Medieval and later trade in textiles between Belgium and England. The picture from some finds of cloth seals, pp. 55-66
- Haggerty G. & Hall D.: 'Throw some more fuel on the fire' : the stove tiles of medieval Scotland, pp. 67-74
- Hillewaert B:, A jug on a jug : some thoughts on decorative function or functional decoration, pp. 75-79
- Husi P.: Red-painted and glazed ware of the early medieval period in western France: new data for previous interpretations, an assessment for northwestern Europe, pp. 81-91
- anssen H. & Nijhof E.: Fifteenth-century pottery production in 's-Hertogenbosch. The excavation of two pottery workshops, pp. 93-136
- Jennings S.: Prototype or Skeuomorph? : a lead urinal from Jervaulx Abbey, North Yorkshire (England), pp. 137-142
- Pieters M.: Twice three fishes from Walraversyde (Ostend, Belgium), pp. 143-153
- Redknap M., Tripod ewers from medieval households: some thoughts on new discoveries, pp. 155-176
- Veeckman J., Sherds from a church : maiolica production waste from the Augustinian friary in Antwerp, pp. 177-188
* Vlierman K., An overview of the dated stoneware (groups) from ships in the Netherlands (Zuiderzee region) and Novaya Zemlya (1200-1600), pp. 189-204
- Settlement and landscape 205-315
- Annaert R.:The Merovingian cemetery of Broechem (B, province of Antwerp) in the North-Austrasian pagus Renensis, pp. 205-215
- Callebaut D.: Ename and the Ottonian west border policy in the middle Scheldt region, pp. 217-248
- De Groote K.:The contribution of archaeological sources to the research in the formation of towns. The example of Aalst, a border town in the county of Flanders, pp. 249-266
- Evans D.H.: A good riddance of bad rubbish? : scatological musings on rubbish disposal and the handling of 'filth' in medieval and early post-medieval towns, pp. 267-278
- Hupperetz W.: Micro history, archaeology and the study of housing culture : some thoughts on archaeological and historical data from a cesspit in 17th-century Breda, pp. 279-284
- Roesdahl E.: Danish sponsors, English lead, Vikings, and roof for the church of Sainte Geneviève in Paris, pp. 285-288
- ys D.: Medieval moated sites in coastal Flanders: the impact of social groups on the formation of the landscape in relation to the early states of the Count of Flanders, pp. 289-301
- Verslype L.: La dotation funéraire des tombes dites de 'chefs' dans le Nord-Ouest de la Gaule du 5e au 7e siècle, pp. 303-315
- Theory 317-345
- Courtney P.: Social theory and post-medieval archaeology: a historical perspective, pp. 317-345
- Bibliography Frans Verhaeghe 1968-2009 pp.347-382
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