Mining Metallurgy and Minting in the Middle Ages. Vol. 1
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gebunden 550 S. Gebundene Ausgabe The first of four volumes, which examine non-ferrous precious and base metal mining, metallurgy and minting in the Middle Ages, encompasses the history of these activities during the years 425-1125. It describes the shift in the focus of world precious metal production from the Western Roman Empire (-350), to the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires (350-650) and Central Asia (480-930). Central Asia dominated for almost half a millennium world precious and base metal production, before output collapsed and an industrial diaspora caused the foci of silver and gold production to shift to Europe and sub-Saharan Africa respectively (930-1125). Mining activity in Central Asia, 480-930 is examined in depth, as is also its impact on local society and the distribution of precious metals from there to China, India and South-east Asia, Asia Minor and, via the Trans-Pontine steppes, to Europe. It also explores the impact of this flow of Sassanid-Islamic silver and gold on European mining and monetary systems, when that trade was at its height (560-930) and the response of the Europeans to the great Silver Famine” occasioned by the collapse of Central Asian production (930-1125)." es gibt nun eine neue Publikation, die alles zusammenfa.

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Mining, Metallurgy and Minting in the Middle Ages. Vol. 1: The first of four volumes, which examine non-ferrous precious and base metal mining, metallurgy and minting in the Middle Ages, encompasses the history of these activities during the years 425-1125. It describes the shift in the focus of world precious metal production from the Western Roman Empire (-350), to the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires (350-650) and Central Asia (480-930).Central Asia dominated for almost half a millennium world precious and base metal production, before output collapsed and an industrial diaspora caused the foci of silver and gold production to shift to Europe and sub-Saharan Africa respectively (930-1125). Mining activity in Central Asia, 480-930 is examined in depth, as is also its impact on local society and the distribution of precious metals from there to China, India and South-east Asia, Asia Minor and, via the Trans-Pontine steppes, to Europe. It also explores the impact of this flow of Sassanid-Islamic silver and gold on European mining and monetary systems, when that trade was at its height (560-930) and the response of the Europeans to the great `Silver Famine` occasioned by the collapse of Central Asian production (930-1125). ` es gibt nun eine neue Publikation, die alles zusammenfaßt, was wir derzeit über die Grundlagen der mittelalterlichen Münzprägung wissen, über die Metallerzeugung und die Prägung. [...] eine Fundgrube an interessanten Hintergrundinformationen [...] Dieses Buch ist ein absolutes Muß für jeden, der sich intensiv mit mittelalterlichen Münzen und der damit verbundenen Handelsgeschichte beschäftigen will` Münzen Revue Vol. 2: Afro-European Supremacy, 1125-1225 Vol. 3: Continuing Afro-European Supremacy, 1250-1450, Englisch, Buch.

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The first of four volumes, which examine non-ferrous precious and base metal mining, metallurgy and minting in the Middle Ages, encompasses the history of these activities during the years 425-1125. It describes the shift in the focus of world precious metal production from the Western Roman Empire (-350), to the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires (350-650) and Central Asia (480-930).Central Asia dominated for almost half a millennium world precious and base metal production, before output collapsed and an industrial diaspora caused the foci of silver and gold production to shift to Europe and sub-Saharan Africa respectively (930-1125).Mining activity in Central Asia, 480-930 is examined in depth, as is also its impact on local society and the distribution of precious metals from there to China, India and South-east Asia, Asia Minor and, via the Trans-Pontine steppes, to Europe.It also explores the impact of this flow of Sassanid-Islamic silver and gold on European mining and monetary systems, when that trade was at its height (560-930) and the response of the Europeans to the great "Silver Famine" occasioned by the collapse of Central Asian production (930-1125)." es gibt nun eine neue Publikation, die alles zusammenfaßt, was wir derzeit über die Grundlagen der mittelalterlichen Münzprägung wissen, über die Metallerzeugung und die Prägung. [...] eine Fundgrube an interessanten Hintergrundinformationen [...] Dieses Buch ist ein absolutes Muß für jeden, der sich intensiv mit mittelalterlichen Münzen und der damit verbundenen Handelsgeschichte beschäftigen will" Münzen Revue Vol. 2: Afro-European Supremacy, 1125-1225 Vol. 3: Continuing Afro-European Supremacy, 1250-1450.

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The first of four volumes, which examine non-ferrous precious and base metal mining, metallurgy and minting in the Middle Ages, encompasses the history of these activities during the years 425-1125. It describes the shift in the focus of world precious metal production from the Western Roman Empire (-350), to the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires (350-650) and Central Asia (480-930).Central Asia dominated for almost half a millennium world precious and base metal production, before output collapsed and an industrial diaspora caused the foci of silver and gold production to shift to Europe and sub-Saharan Africa respectively (930-1125).Mining activity in Central Asia, 480-930 is examined in depth, as is also its impact on local society and the distribution of precious metals from there to China, India and South-east Asia, Asia Minor and, via the Trans-Pontine steppes, to Europe.It also explores the impact of this flow of Sassanid-Islamic silver and gold on European mining and monetary systems, when that trade was at its height (560-930) and the response of the Europeans to the great "Silver Famine" occasioned by the collapse of Central Asian production (930-1125)." es gibt nun eine neue Publikation, die alles zusammenfaßt, was wir derzeit über die Grundlagen der mittelalterlichen Münzprägung wissen, über die Metallerzeugung und die Prägung. [...] eine Fundgrube an interessanten Hintergrundinformationen [...] Dieses Buch ist ein absolutes Muß für jeden, der sich intensiv mit mittelalterlichen Münzen und der damit verbundenen Handelsgeschichte beschäftigen will" Münzen Revue Vol. 2: Afro-European Supremacy, 1125-1225 Vol. 3: Continuing Afro-European Supremacy, 1250-1450.

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