"From Roman Provinces to Medieval Kingdoms" is a comprehensive collection of essays written by leading scholars that offers a thorough reassessment of the Middle Ages. This collection questions the beginnings of the Middle Ages and sheds light on the transition from the Roman Empire to the barbarian kingdoms. The contributions in this volume are based on the latest research and also include newly available materials, such as translations of French and German essays. The essays provide an in-depth analysis of the origins of the barbarian peoples and their tribes, examining the characteristics of these groups as well as their social, political, and economic ties. The readability and student-friendly structure of the book, including a general introduction and clear prologues to each section, make it a valuable teaching resource for students and those interested in medieval history.