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Nabataean Settlement And Selforganized Economy In The Central Negev Crisis And Renewal Tali Ericksongini

Name: Nabataean Settlement And Selforganized Economy In The Central Negev Crisis And Renewal Tali Ericksongini
SKU: BELL-49995246
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Nabataean Settlement And Selforganized Economy In The Central Negev Crisis And Renewal Tali Ericksongini instant download after payment.

Publisher: BAR Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 29.07 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Tali Erickson-Gini

ISBN: 9781407305431, 1407305433

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Nabataean Settlement And Selforganized Economy In The Central Negev Crisis And Renewal Tali Ericksongini by Tali Erickson-gini 9781407305431, 1407305433 instant download after payment.

This study analyses the considerable changes which took place in in the Negev region from the 2nd-5th centuries AD, in particular the cessation of international trade passing through the region, and the substantial rise in population and rapid urbanisation which occured towards the end of this period. It synthesises archaeological research on the region, and analyses recent finds, most notably ceramics, which provide useful evidence for long-distance trade. Its conclusions note the ways in which the local market was able to sustain the loss of international trade, and the reasons for this.