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Side 37
The number of middle Rhenish pots ( probably products of the Vorgebirge kilns )
in the late sixth- and early seventh - century contexts in Frisia is an eloquent
manifestation of this trade route 33 The Vendel period glasses from central
Sweden ...
The number of middle Rhenish pots ( probably products of the Vorgebirge kilns )
in the late sixth- and early seventh - century contexts in Frisia is an eloquent
manifestation of this trade route 33 The Vendel period glasses from central
Sweden ...
Side 39
The North Sea basin 43 A sketchy political framework for the long - distance trade
systems becomes clearer from about the middle of the seventh century .
Longdistance trade appears to be forged by kings or their emissaries , while the
role of ...
The North Sea basin 43 A sketchy political framework for the long - distance trade
systems becomes clearer from about the middle of the seventh century .
Longdistance trade appears to be forged by kings or their emissaries , while the
role of ...
Side 110
A ' Sutton Hoo ' phase covering the very end of the sixth century and the first
quarter of the seventh century ; this principally includes Merovingian ' civic issues
' and Provençal light coinage . 3. A ' Crondall hoard ' phase covering the second
...
A ' Sutton Hoo ' phase covering the very end of the sixth century and the first
quarter of the seventh century ; this principally includes Merovingian ' civic issues
' and Provençal light coinage . 3. A ' Crondall hoard ' phase covering the second
...
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