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Yet individual finds contribute an added dimension when , for example , the North
Sea pattern of Danish bracteates ( probably Danish imitations of Byzantine gold
goins ) is considered . The many students of these ornate abstractions of coins ...
Yet individual finds contribute an added dimension when , for example , the North
Sea pattern of Danish bracteates ( probably Danish imitations of Byzantine gold
goins ) is considered . The many students of these ornate abstractions of coins ...
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... Dorestad and Haithabu . At both sites they were finished off . There is a little
evidence to suggest that they were also dressed at Ipswich , though the available
sample is substantially smaller than from the other two sites . The pattern of finds
...
... Dorestad and Haithabu . At both sites they were finished off . There is a little
evidence to suggest that they were also dressed at Ipswich , though the available
sample is substantially smaller than from the other two sites . The pattern of finds
...
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Yet the twelfth - century finds from London , Norwich and Exeter , for example ,
emphasise the point ; the Late Saxon absence of imported pottery is beyond
dispute . Moreover there are few finds from York or Lincoln , and few from
Chester .
Yet the twelfth - century finds from London , Norwich and Exeter , for example ,
emphasise the point ; the Late Saxon absence of imported pottery is beyond
dispute . Moreover there are few finds from York or Lincoln , and few from
Chester .
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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 |