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'Concerning the circulation of coin, there is no numismatic evidence of extensive
contact with peoples outside the Carolingian empire; there is no support for
theses which allege preponderent Arab influence on the Carolingian economy.
'Concerning the circulation of coin, there is no numismatic evidence of extensive
contact with peoples outside the Carolingian empire; there is no support for
theses which allege preponderent Arab influence on the Carolingian economy.
Side 42
This is the era of Charlemagne, and his European prowess clearly had an
enormous impact on Carolingian trade. It may have been his treaty with the
Danes, c. 782, which revitalised the Rhenish system northwards. A period of
intense ...
This is the era of Charlemagne, and his European prowess clearly had an
enormous impact on Carolingian trade. It may have been his treaty with the
Danes, c. 782, which revitalised the Rhenish system northwards. A period of
intense ...
Side 154
Whether silver was obtained from the Baltic, for example, as capital to invest in
the development of the reformed Carolingian currency remains, and probably will
remain, an enigma. Sture Bolin has presented a strong case, using metrology as
...
Whether silver was obtained from the Baltic, for example, as capital to invest in
the development of the reformed Carolingian currency remains, and probably will
remain, an enigma. Sture Bolin has presented a strong case, using metrology as
...
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The Shadow of Pirenne | 6 |
Dark Age Argonauts and their Craft | 87 |
The Objects of Trade | 104 |
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| Tittel | Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 600-1000, Deler 600-1000 New approaches in archaeology |
| Forfatter | Richard Hodges |
| Utgave | illustrert |
| Utgiver | Duckworth, 1982 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 5. sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0715615319, 9780715615317 |
| Lengde | 230 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |