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Cities changed: the T'ang pattern of walled-in blocks, each for a particular trade,
broke down; stores appeared in various parts of cities, and trade guilds
proliferated. Though official documents and scholarly essays adopted a
downgrading ...
Cities changed: the T'ang pattern of walled-in blocks, each for a particular trade,
broke down; stores appeared in various parts of cities, and trade guilds
proliferated. Though official documents and scholarly essays adopted a
downgrading ...
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Charlemagne's pattern of coinage, sometimes varied, was extended to
Lotharingia, with such powerful mints as Cologne. Metz. Trier, and Strasbourg.
From the time of the French kings Louis II and III (877-882) the Carolingian
currency pattern ...
Charlemagne's pattern of coinage, sometimes varied, was extended to
Lotharingia, with such powerful mints as Cologne. Metz. Trier, and Strasbourg.
From the time of the French kings Louis II and III (877-882) the Carolingian
currency pattern ...
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Drainage patterns. The pattern of fluvial dissection of a landscape is of
considerable importance in understanding the structural influence on drainage
evolution. Dendritic patterns (Figure 22), so called because of their similarity to
branching ...
Drainage patterns. The pattern of fluvial dissection of a landscape is of
considerable importance in understanding the structural influence on drainage
evolution. Dendritic patterns (Figure 22), so called because of their similarity to
branching ...
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