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In particular , Metcalf sought to quantify the coins extant at any one time . 10 The
attempt was laudable , but his method remains contentious . In essence , he
calculated the number of coins that might theoretically be minted by each of the
mint ...
In particular , Metcalf sought to quantify the coins extant at any one time . 10 The
attempt was laudable , but his method remains contentious . In essence , he
calculated the number of coins that might theoretically be minted by each of the
mint ...
Side 92
Not all the pottery will have been brought for this reason ; the finer vessels , and
in particular the elegant black - ware pitchers , may have been broken in transit (
see Chapter 3 ) . These vessels , unlike the majority of the classes , are widely ...
Not all the pottery will have been brought for this reason ; the finer vessels , and
in particular the elegant black - ware pitchers , may have been broken in transit (
see Chapter 3 ) . These vessels , unlike the majority of the classes , are widely ...
Side 131
For example , while they may show what the inhabitants of a particular site were
eating , data on the local economy are far from conclusive . A regional
perspective on the dietary data is called for , which should be developed in
conjunction ...
For example , while they may show what the inhabitants of a particular site were
eating , data on the local economy are far from conclusive . A regional
perspective on the dietary data is called for , which should be developed in
conjunction ...
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Trading Systems from Theodoric to Charlemagne | 29 |
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