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“God’s Grace is a Gain”: Dipinti on a Sixth- Century Amphora from Trimammium
Open Archaeology, 2018 The paper publishes an amphora with dipinti from the sixth century AD, found in the military camp of Trimammium on the Lower Danube limes (the Late Antique province of Moesia Secunda).
Sharankov Nicolay, Varbanov Varbin
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The Maintenance of Orderly Disorder: Modernity, Markets and the Pseudo-Pacification Process
Journal on European History of Law, 2015 In contrast with the rather violent and unstable period between the collapse of the Roman Empire and the rise of Plantagenet monarchy, the earliest phase of England’s market economy coincided with a remarkable attenuation of brutal interpersonal ...
Mark Horsley, Justin Kotzé, Steve Hall
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Stølsanlegg i indre Sogn i jarnalder og mellomalder. Frå differensiert til spesialisert drift
Primitive Tider, 2016 The emergence and evolvement of summer farms in the inner areas of Sogn og Fjordane County. Despite its significance for Norwegian agricultural economy, the summer farming system, støling, has to a great extent been ignored in archaeological ...
Brita Hope
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Studia Ceranea, 2018 The study attempts to determine the economic condition of a small provincial bishopric, namely the church of Gaza (Palestine) during the rule of bishop Porphyry (circa 395–420 AD).
Ireneusz Milewski
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Italian Journal of Agronomy, 2023 Groves with ancient olive trees (Olea europaea L.) could be considered remnants of old agroforestry systems. Anything but static, these agro-ecosystems have undergone drastic transformational processes in Mediterranean countries, where abandonment or ...
Vincenza Ferrara +3 more
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Students in the (Ancient) Streets, or Agent(s) Provocateur? The Liberal Arts Schools of Athens and the Hostage Crisis of 88 [PDF]
Athens Journal of History, 2020 One of the odd angles in the story of Athens’ second greatest ‘hostage crisis’ moment is the student protest or ‘Athenian student independence’ movement, often part of how the “siege of Athens” in 88 of the old era gets its narrative.
David P. Wick
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On the functionality of vasa diatreta
Dissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös NominataeThis study re-evaluates the functionality and production context of Roman cage cups (vasa diatreta) through recently analysed fragments from Gorsium (Tác, Hungary), found in the apsidal audience hall of a Late Roman palace.
Kata Dévai, István Fórizs
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Flint artefacts from the Wielbark culture cemetery at Weklice, Site 7, Elbląg county
Journal of Lithic Studies, 2016 In the Bronze Age flint was still being used throughout Europe. In the early periods of that age flint continued to play an important role in the economy in many areas, as evidenced by the numerous flint mines in use at the time as well as flint tools ...
Magdalena Natuniewicz-Sekuła +1 more
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Journal of Roman ArchaeologyMacella, specialized market structures built in various urban centers in Roman Italy and the provinces between the Middle Republic and the Late Antique period, have been interpreted widely as urban symbols of elite prestige and conspicuous consumption ...
Adeline Hoffelinck
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Pallas, 2015 Time is an essential component in the development of economic activities. However, such a temporal account is concomitantly configured by production patterns, social environments and ideologies, configurations that could be collected in the concept of ...
Max Luaces
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