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The Last Horizons Of Roman Gaul Communication Coin Circulation And The Limits Of The Second Burgundian Kingdom A Prosopographical Numismatic And Ceramic Synthesis Ca 395550 Ce Ryan H Wilkinson

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The Last Horizons Of Roman Gaul Communication Coin Circulation And The Limits Of The Second Burgundian Kingdom A Prosopographical Numismatic And Ceramic Synthesis Ca 395550 Ce Ryan H Wilkinson
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The Last Horizons Of Roman Gaul Communication Coin Circulation And The Limits Of The Second Burgundian Kingdom A Prosopographical Numismatic And Ceramic Synthesis Ca 395550 Ce Ryan H Wilkinson instant download after payment.

Publisher: BAR Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.34 MB
Author: Ryan H. Wilkinson
ISBN: 9781407356839, 1407356836
Language: English
Year: 2020

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The Last Horizons Of Roman Gaul Communication Coin Circulation And The Limits Of The Second Burgundian Kingdom A Prosopographical Numismatic And Ceramic Synthesis Ca 395550 Ce Ryan H Wilkinson by Ryan H. Wilkinson 9781407356839, 1407356836 instant download after payment.

How did the ‘Fall of the Roman Empire’ change social and economic networks in eastern Gaul, and how did new ‘barbarian’ political frontiers shape those changes? Synthesising historical and archaeological approaches, this interdisciplinary study combines text-based prosopography with distribution analysis of ceramics and ‘pseudo-imperial’ coins in Burgundy and beyond. The study reveals that the frontiers of the second Burgundian kingdom (5th-6th centuries) curtailed traditional movements along one of Europe’s key riverine corridors and reshaped, temporarily, the mental geographies imagined by local Gallo-Romans, until Merovingian princes conquered the region. The book includes the most thorough assessment to date of the distribution of Burgundian coins found across France. Illuminating the Burgundian kingdom’s internal dynamics and its foreign relations, this assessment revises current understandings of the circulation of gold money across sixth-century Gaul, correcting over-generalisations that can obscure the importance of political frontiers at the end of antiquity.

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