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Side 59
Black- and red-figure ware vessels are classic first-millennium B.C. examples of
the trade, while there are many later medieval examples. In the later medieval
period, however, the distribution of these types of pottery coincides with
mercantile ...
Black- and red-figure ware vessels are classic first-millennium B.C. examples of
the trade, while there are many later medieval examples. In the later medieval
period, however, the distribution of these types of pottery coincides with
mercantile ...
Side 60
The obvious conclusion seems to be that this widely traded ware was made at a
centre in the Rhineland probably operating under monastic patronage and was
traded as a fine, prestige ware that possessed Christian implications. Hence it ...
The obvious conclusion seems to be that this widely traded ware was made at a
centre in the Rhineland probably operating under monastic patronage and was
traded as a fine, prestige ware that possessed Christian implications. Hence it ...
Side 147
The principal reason for its importance is the scale of production, the range of
forms almost unknown in the other very localised Middle Saxon potting industries
, and the extensive distribution of Ipswich ware which may be 'not only a ...
The principal reason for its importance is the scale of production, the range of
forms almost unknown in the other very localised Middle Saxon potting industries
, and the extensive distribution of Ipswich ware which may be 'not only a ...
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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 |