Part One. Medievalism in nineteenth-century historiography -- National origin narratives in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy / Walter Pohl -- The uses and abuses of barbarian invasions in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Ian N. Wood -- Oehlenschlaeger and Ibsen: national revival in drama and history in Denmark and Norway c.1800-1860 / Sverre Bagge -- Romantic historiography as a sociology of liberty: Joachim Lelewel and his contemporaries / Maciej Janowski -- Part Two. Medievalism in nineteenth-century architecture -- The roots of medievalism in North-West Europe: national romanticism, architecture, literature / David M. Wilson -- Medieval and neo-medieval buildings in Scandinavia / Anders Andren -- Between Slavs and old Bulgars: 'ancestors', 'race' and identity in late nineteenth-century Bulgaria / Stefan Detchev -- With brotherly love: the Czech beginnings of medieval archaeology in Bulgaria and Ukraine / Florin Curta -- The study of the archaeological finds of the tenth-century Carpathian Basin as national archaeology: early nineteenth-century views / Peter Lango.