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The Economy in the Bregalnica Valley During the Roman Period and Late Antiquity [PDF]

The favourable climate, the abundance of natural resources, and the vast area of arable land, all these factors contributed to the rapid economic development of the communities living in the Bregalnica basin. The most developed economic branches during the Antiquity are agriculture, pastoralism, hunting and fishing.
Nacev, Trajce, Stojanovski, Darko
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External Contacts and the Economy of Late Roman Britain

Britannia, 1998
Richard Reece, K. R. Dark, M. E. Jones
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The Economy of Death: New Research on Collective Burial Spaces in Rome from the Late Republic to the Late Roman Time

2022
Zimmermann, Norbert +11 more
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Polarising and Integrating the Late Roman Economy

Ancient West & East, 2004
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ASSOCIATIONS AND THE ECONOMY IN ROMAN EGYPT - (P.F.) Venticinque Honor among Thieves. Craftsmen, Merchants, and Associations in Roman and Late Roman Egypt. Pp. xii + 275. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2016. Cased, US$75. ISBN: 978-0-472-13016-0.

The Classical Review, 2021
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Archaeological wells in southern France: Late Neolithic to Roman plant remains from Mas de Vignoles IX (Gard) and their implications for the study of settlement, economy and environment