Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 600-1000Duckworth, 1982 - 230 sider |
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... coins , believes that this secondary sceatta phase marks an economic boom which effectively embraced the coastal areas from the Humber to the Exe as well as the heartland of Mercia . ' ' This was the period when king Athelbald of Mercia ...
... coins , believes that this secondary sceatta phase marks an economic boom which effectively embraced the coastal areas from the Humber to the Exe as well as the heartland of Mercia . ' ' This was the period when king Athelbald of Mercia ...
Side 114
... coins , ranging from imperial motifs to abstractions of Anglo - Saxon images , leads us to believe that these were special - purpose artifacts , while the large numbers associated with minsters such as Richborough , Reculver and Whitby ...
... coins , ranging from imperial motifs to abstractions of Anglo - Saxon images , leads us to believe that these were special - purpose artifacts , while the large numbers associated with minsters such as Richborough , Reculver and Whitby ...
Side 115
... coins minted by Offa would obviously be one key feature of the development . Metcalf has attempted in several papers to calculate the numbers of coins for this early medieval period.23 He has used a random sampling technique , known as ...
... coins minted by Offa would obviously be one key feature of the development . Metcalf has attempted in several papers to calculate the numbers of coins for this early medieval period.23 He has used a random sampling technique , known as ...
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The Shadow of Pirenne | 6 |
Trading Systems from Theodoric to Charlemagne | 29 |
The Emporia | 47 |
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