New Cambridge History of the Middle Ages. 500-700 AD. Volume 1. Part 2
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The first volume of the New Cambridge history of the Middle Ages covers the transition period between the late Roman world and the early Middle Ages (500–700) It is with this era that the development of self -awareness and deep changes in Europe, the Byzantine and Arab world, in this era, the foundations of a medieval society were laid, many of our modern myths about national and religious identity were associated. The book contains a comprehensive review of regional history of the VI - VII centuries: from Ireland in the West to the emergence of Islam in the Middle East, and from Scandinavia in the north to the Mediterranean South. It examines key topics that connect the history of this period: from royal power, trade and church, to art, architecture and education. The book represents an invaluable review of modern scientific concepts and the introduction of this period from the leading researchers in the history of this period
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
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ISBN:978-5-906518-47-7
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