Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 600-1000Duckworth, 1982 - 230 sider |
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Side 30
... Roman economy was sustained in part to provide for the mortuary rite which was central to the Germanic social system . For example , there is clear evidence of regional trading of pottery in this connection by the sixth century . The ...
... Roman economy was sustained in part to provide for the mortuary rite which was central to the Germanic social system . For example , there is clear evidence of regional trading of pottery in this connection by the sixth century . The ...
Side 48
... Roman tradition and therefore nodes in an interlocking central - place system . Secondly , the presence of an early medieval institution of this kind seems to indicate the continuity of the Roman market into early medieval times . These ...
... Roman tradition and therefore nodes in an interlocking central - place system . Secondly , the presence of an early medieval institution of this kind seems to indicate the continuity of the Roman market into early medieval times . These ...
Side 133
... Roman period in Holland . It merely comprises a major dwelling hall , an outbuilding ( sunken - hut ) , possibly a granary and in some circumstances , a well , all surrounded by a fenced enclosure ( Fig . 33 ) . Secondly , this is the ...
... Roman period in Holland . It merely comprises a major dwelling hall , an outbuilding ( sunken - hut ) , possibly a granary and in some circumstances , a well , all surrounded by a fenced enclosure ( Fig . 33 ) . Secondly , this is the ...
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The Shadow of Pirenne | 6 |
Trading Systems from Theodoric to Charlemagne | 29 |
The Emporia | 47 |
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