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The Economy Of The Ringfort And Contemporary Settlement In Early Medieval Ireland Michelle Comber

Name: The Economy Of The Ringfort And Contemporary Settlement In Early Medieval Ireland Michelle Comber
SKU: BELL-49994988
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The Economy Of The Ringfort And Contemporary Settlement In Early Medieval Ireland Michelle Comber instant download after payment.

Publisher: British Archaeological Reports Limited

File Extension: PDF

File size: 41.74 MB

Pages: 335

Author: Michelle Comber

ISBN: 9781407302140, 1407302140

Language: English

Year: 2008

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The Economy Of The Ringfort And Contemporary Settlement In Early Medieval Ireland Michelle Comber by Michelle Comber 9781407302140, 1407302140 instant download after payment.

With a definite economic focus, this work utilises a broad spectrum of information, including structural, artefactual, environmental, technological and documentary to examine the economy of early medieval Ireland and the domestic life of the non-elite population. Evidence from ringforts forms the basis of the study, but is supplemented with material from other settlement forms such as crannogs and monasteries where appropriate.