Cultivating The City In Early Medieval Italy Caroline Goodson Cambridge University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Food-Growing Gardens First Appeared In Early Medieval Cities During A Period Of Major Social Economic And Political Change The Italian Peninsula They Quickly Took On Critical Role City Life Popularity Urban This Has Conventionally Been Understood As Sign Decline Post-Roman World Signalling Move Towards Subsistence Economy Caroline Goodson Challenges Interpretation Demonstrating How Came To Perform Essential Roles Not Only But Also Cultural Religious Developments Emerging Observing Changes People Interacted With Each Other Their Environments From Level Individual Households Neighbourhoods Wider Countryside Draws Documentary Archival Archaeological Evidence Reveal Gardening Reconfigured Roman Ideas Structures Into New Values Σελίδες: 322 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm