Regna and gentes the relationship between late antique and early medieval peoples and kingdoms in the transformation of the Roman world /

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Barbarian tides the migration age and the later Roman Empire / by Goffart, Walter A.

Table of Contents: “…A clarification : the three meanings of "Migration Age" -- A recipe on trial : "the Germans overthrow the Roman Empire" -- An entrenched myth of origins : the Germans before Germany -- Jordanes's "Getica" and the disputed authenticity of Gothic origins from Scandinavia -- The great Rhine crossing, A.D. 400-420, a case of barbarian migration -- The "techniques of accomodation" revisited -- None of them were Germans : northern barbarians in late antiquity - Conclusion : the long simplification of late antiquity.…”
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Water technology in the Middle Ages cities, monasteries, and waterworks after the Roman Empire / by Magnusson, Roberta J., 1952-

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Medieval Europe, c. 950-1300

“…Medieval Europe, c. 950-1300 CE-- Europe, Portugal, Spain, Granada, Castile, Aragon, France, Ireland, England, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Italy, Papal States, Serbia, Bulgaria, Byzantine Empire, Crete, Cyprus, Normandy, map…”
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From the Athenian tetradrachm to the euro studies in European monetary integration /

Table of Contents: “…Karatzas -- Common currency from antiquity : plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose / Ioannis Touratsoglou -- Monetary integration in the Roman Empire / Juan Carlos Martinez Oliva -- 'One money for an empire' : achievements and limitations of Byzantium's currency from Constantine the Great to the fall of Constantinople / Cécile Morrisson -- On the history of German monetary union / Richard H. …”
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The archaeology of colonialism intimate encounters and sexual effects /

Table of Contents: “…Reading gladiators' epitaphs and rethinking violence and masculinity in the Roman Empire Renata S. Garraffoni; 14. Monuments and sexual politics in New England Indian country Patricia E. …”
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