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A Viking Century Chernihiv Area From 900 To 1000 Ad Stepan Stepanenko

Name: A Viking Century Chernihiv Area From 900 To 1000 Ad Stepan Stepanenko
SKU: BELL-55075506
Price: 31.00 USD
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A Viking Century Chernihiv Area From 900 To 1000 Ad Stepan Stepanenko instant download after payment.

Publisher: ACHCByz

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.4 MB

Author: Stepan Stepanenko

ISBN: 9782916716886, 2916716882

Language: English

Year: 2022

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A Viking Century Chernihiv Area From 900 To 1000 Ad Stepan Stepanenko by Stepan Stepanenko 9782916716886, 2916716882 instant download after payment.

This volume focuses on the archaeology of the Chernihiv area and presents previously unavailable tenth-century archaeological material. It deals with issues of chronology, settlement, trade and cooperation in the frontier region at the time of Rus state formation. Contributions from leading academics in the eld raise questions pertinent to the place of archaeology as a standalone discipline in identifying historical societal shifts and issues of heritage preservation.

The book is infused with illustrations that bring to life the history of the region and offer a glimpse of the splendor and gruesomeness of the Chernihiv area in the era of conquest, slavery and silver. A host of data on numismatics, archaeobotany, archaeozoology and conservation reinvigorates the historical debate and o ers ample food for future thought.