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The same factors will , of course , condition the presence or absence of imports in
the larger type B settlements . Here , however , the semipermanent nature of the
community may well result in the limited and irregular trading of artifacts to ...
The same factors will , of course , condition the presence or absence of imports in
the larger type B settlements . Here , however , the semipermanent nature of the
community may well result in the limited and irregular trading of artifacts to ...
Side 122
Yet these , of course , were insubstantial exchanges , involving few people and
relatively modest quantities . Exotica like the Coptic vessels , cowrie shells and
Byzantine spoons were the staple of the sixth - century transalpine trading system
...
Yet these , of course , were insubstantial exchanges , involving few people and
relatively modest quantities . Exotica like the Coptic vessels , cowrie shells and
Byzantine spoons were the staple of the sixth - century transalpine trading system
...
Side 144
The thesis central to this book , of course , espouses the first model , as we have
seen in Chapter 3 , though only within a regionally designed framework will we
really be any the wiser . Many artifacts were either made or finished off in the ...
The thesis central to this book , of course , espouses the first model , as we have
seen in Chapter 3 , though only within a regionally designed framework will we
really be any the wiser . Many artifacts were either made or finished off in the ...
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| Tittel | Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 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 |