Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 600-1000Duckworth, 1982 - 230 sider |
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... Haithabu - possibly as many as 5,000 . Klavs Randsborg has calculated that this represents a population of about a thousand , a number eight to ten times larger than the rural and royal settlements examined in Denmark.45 Herbert ...
... Haithabu - possibly as many as 5,000 . Klavs Randsborg has calculated that this represents a population of about a thousand , a number eight to ten times larger than the rural and royal settlements examined in Denmark.45 Herbert ...
Side 78
... Haithabu . Haithabu was visited during the ninth century by Ansgar , who founded a church here . Ottar , the visitor to king Alfred's court , visited Haithabu on his Scandinavian voyages ; so did the Saxon Wulfstan . The Cordoba writer ...
... Haithabu . Haithabu was visited during the ninth century by Ansgar , who founded a church here . Ottar , the visitor to king Alfred's court , visited Haithabu on his Scandinavian voyages ; so did the Saxon Wulfstan . The Cordoba writer ...
Side 82
... Haithabu , Västergarn and Birka . Randsborg , however , believes that it was a fence rather than a wall , which would explain its now vestigial character . If it did enclose the settlement , Vikshögsvären was very large indeed , for ...
... Haithabu , Västergarn and Birka . Randsborg , however , believes that it was a fence rather than a wall , which would explain its now vestigial character . If it did enclose the settlement , Vikshögsvären was very large indeed , for ...
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The Shadow of Pirenne | 6 |
Trading Systems from Theodoric to Charlemagne | 29 |
The Emporia | 47 |
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