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Nr. Citace článku Název souboru
1 M. Bogutski, On Wulfstan’s right hand – the Viking Age
emporia in West Slav Lands. In: S. Gelichi – R. Hodges (eds).
From one sea to another. Trading places in the European
and Mideterranean Early Middle Ages. Turnhout 2012, pp.
81-110.
06_bogucki_from_one_sea_to_another
2 F. Curta, Chapter 4. The amber trail in early medieval
eastern Europe., pp. 61-79.
Amber.pdf
3 R.K.Kovalev – A.C. Kaelin, Circulation of Arab Silver in
Medieval Afro-Eurasia: Preliminary Observations. History
Compass 5 (2007), pp. 21.
Arab_Silver.pdf
4 C. Yovitchitch, BOSRA: EINE ZITADELLE DES FÜRSTENTUMS
DAMASKUS. In: M. Piana (ed.). Burgen und Stadte der
Kreuzzugszeit. Petersberg: Imhof Verlag 2008, pp. 169-177.
C. Yovitchitch, Bosra..., in Burgen und Stadte der
Kreuzzugszeit, M. Piana (ed.), Petersberg, M. Imhof
Ver.pdf
5 Ch. Kigler, Monetaritaet und Monetarisierung –
Verschiedene Stellungnahmen zur Einfuehrung und
Ausuebung einer Muenzgeldwirtschaft im Deutschen Reich
und im elbslawisch Raum waehrend des 11. Jahrhunderts.
In: THE EUROPEAN FRONTIER. Clashes and Compromises in
the Middle Ages. International symposium of the Culture
Clash or Compromise (CCC) project and the Department of
Archaeology, Lund Universitv, held in Lund October 13-15
2000. Lund: Almqvist & Wiksell International 2004, pp. 221-
232.
CCC Konferenz Lund 2000.pdf
6 R.K. Kovalev, Commerce and caravan routes along the
northern silk road (sixth-ninth centuries). Part I. The
Commerce_and_Caravan_Routes.pdf
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western sector. In: Archivum Eurasiae mediaevii 14 (2005),
pp. 55-105.
7 M. Bogutski, Some oriental finds from the port of trade at
Janów Pomorski (Truso), Poland. In: U. Fransson et al. (ed.),
Cultural interaction between east and west. Archaeology,
artefacts and human contacts in northern Europe during the
pre- and early history. Stockholm 2007, pp. 128-134.
Cultural_interact_in_18D466.pdf
8 R. Engl, Safran, Schach und Sondersteuern. Arabishmuslimische
Lebensformen im Koenigreich Sizilien. In: A.
Wieczorek – B. Schneidmueller – S. Weinfurter (Hrsg.) Die
Staufer und Italien. Drei Innovationsregionen im
mittelalterlichen Europa, 2010, pp. 333-340.
Engl__Muslime.pdf
9 W. Fenwick, From Africa to Ifrıqiya: Settlement and Society
in Early Medieval North Africa (650–800). Al-Masaq 25
(2013), No. 1, pp. 9–33.
Fenwick_Africa_to_Ifriqya_alMasaq2013.pdf
10 W.A. van Es - W.J.H. Verwers, Early Medieval settlements
along the Rhine: precursors and contemporaries of
Dorestad. Journal of Archaeology in the Low Countries 2-1
(May 2010), pp. 5-39.
Van-Es_Verwers_EM-settlements-
Rhine_Dorestad.pdf
11 Ch. Hedenstierna-Jonson, Traces of contacts. Magyar
material culture in the Swedish Viking Age Context in Birka.
In: B. Tobias (Hrsg.): Die Archaeologie der frueheren
Ungarn. Chronologie, Technologie und Methodik. Mainz,
RGZM Verlag 2012, pp. 29-46.
Hedenstrierna-Johnson_Magyars-in-Birka.pdf
12 S. Kalmring, Neue Ergebnisse zum Hafen von Haithabu.
Arkaeologi i Slesvig / Archaeologie in Schleswick 12 (2008),
pp. 151-162.
Kalmring_2008_Neue_Ergebnisse_zum_Hafen_von_
Haithabu.pdf
13 S. Kalmring, Dorestad Hoogstraat. Ein Diskurs gegen das
Verschwinden des Hafens des „vicus famosus“. 29.
Tværfaglige Vikingesymposium Schleswig (Højbjerg 2012),
pp. 22-49.
Kalmring_2012_Dorestad_Hoogstraat.pdf
14 Ch. Kilger, Hack-Silver, Weights and Coinage: the AngloScandinavian
Bullion Coinages and their Use in Late Viking-
Kilger_2011_Hacksilver_weights_coinage.pdf
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Age Society. In: J. Graham-Campbell/S. M. Sindbæk/G.
Williams (Hrsg.), Silver Economies, Monetisation and
Society in Scandinavia, AD 800-1100 (Aarhus 2011), pp.
259–80.
15 M. Kizilov, Slaves, Money Lenders, and Prisoner Guards: The
Jews and the Trade in Slaves and Captives in the Crimean
Khanate. journal of jewish studies, vol. lviii, no. 2, autumn
2007, pp. 1-22.
Kizilov_JJS.pdf
16 M. MacCormick, Chapter 6. Two hundred more western
envoys and pilgrims. Group portrait. In: Origins of the
European Economy. Communication and Commerce AD
300-900, Cambridge University Press 2001, pp. 151-173
McCormick_chapter-06.pdf
17 M. MacCormick, Chapter 8. Easterners heading west. Group
portrait. In: Origins of the European Economy.
Communication and Commerce AD 300-900, Cambridge
University Press 2001, pp. 211-236
18 M. MacCormick, Chapter 10. Hagiographical Horizons.
Collecting exotic relics in early medieval France. In: Origins of
the European Economy. Communication and Commerce AD
300-900, Cambridge University Press 2001, pp. 283-318.
19 M. MacCormick, Chapter 15. Seasonal Rhythms. In: Origins
of the European Economy. Communication and Commerce
AD 300-900, Cambridge University Press 2001, pp. 444-468.
MacCormick_2001_chapter-15.pdf
20 M. MacCormick, Chapter 18. Venetian Breakthrough.
European Communications in the central Mediterranean.
In: Origins of the European Economy. Communication and
Commerce AD 300-900, Cambridge University Press 2001,
pp. 523-547.
MacCormick_2001_chapter-18.pdf
21 M. MacCormick, Chapter 20. Early Medieval Trading
Worlds. 20.1.Trading worlds beyond the Carolingian
empire. In: Origins of the European Economy.
Communication and Commerce AD 300-900, Cambridge
University Press 2001, pp. 580-613. ČÁST KAPITOLY
MacCormick_2001_chapter-20.pdf
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22 M. MacCormick, Chapter 23. Connections. In: Origins of the
European Economy. Communication and Commerce AD 300-
900, Cambridge University Press 2001, pp. 670-695.
23 Vl. Novák, . The Kelč hoard revised: Fragments of Islamic
Silver Coins (with excursus by M. Bravermanová). Prague
2010, pp. DOPLNIT
24 N. Christie, Reconstructing Life in Medieval Alexandria from
an Eighth/Fourteenth Century Waqf Document. Mamlūk
Studies Review 8, 2 (2004), pp. 163-190.
MSR_VIII-2_2004-Christie.pdf
25 T. Bruce: Piracy as Statecraft: The Mediterranean Policies of
the Fifth/Eleventh-Century Taifa of Denia, Al-Masaq, 22:3
(2010), pp. 235-248.
Piracy_as_Statecraft.pdf
26 D. Calaon – S. Gelichi, Sailing the Early Medieval European
Trade: the Mediterranean Emporium of Comacchio (6th –
10th Century AD). EAA - European Archaeology Association.
13th EAA ANNUAL MEETING, ZADAR 2007, session paper,
13 pp.
Sailing_early_medieval_Calaon_Gelichi.pdf
27 S. Redford, How Islamic is it? The Innsbruck Plate and its
setting. Muqarnas 7, (1990), pp. 119-135.
Redford_Innsbruck Plate.pdf
28 J. Newman, Wics, trade and the hinterland – the Ipswitch
region. In: M. Anderson (ed.) Anglo-Saxon trading centers.
Beyond the emporia. Glasgow: Cruithne Press 1999, pp. 32-
47. POUZE PŘÍSLUŠNOU ČÁST KNIHY
Beyond_the_Emporia.pdf
29 Drauschke, J.: 12. Erzeugnisse aus dem Raum noerdlich der
Alpen und ihre Verteillung im oestlichen Frankenreich. In:
Drauschke J., Zwichen Handel und Geschenk. Studien zur
Distribution von Objekten aus dem Orient, aus Byzanz und
aus Mitteleuropa im östlichen Merowingerreich. Freiburger
Beiträge zur Archäologie und Geschichte des ersten
Jahrtausends Bd. 14. Rahden, Westf.: Verlag Marie Leidorf
GmbH 2011, pp. 249-266.
30 S. M. Sindbæk, Silver Economies and Social Ties: LongDistance
Interaction, Long-term Investments – and why the
Sindbaek_2011_Silver_.pdf
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Viking Age happened. In: J. Graham-Campbell/S. M.
Sindbæk/G. Williams (Hrsg.), Silver Economies,
Monetisation and Society in Scandinavia, AD 800-1100
(Aarhus 2011), pp. 41–66.
31 N. Middleton, Early medieval port customs, tolls and
controls on foreign trade. Early Medieval Europe 13 (4), pp.
313–358
EM_port_customs_foreign-trade-control.pdf
32 A. Fromherz, North Africa and he Twelfth-century
Renaissance: Christian Europe and the Almohad Islamic
Empire. In: Islam and Christian-Muslim relations, vol. 20, Nr.
1 (2009), pp. 43-59.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/85367052/North-
Africa-and-the-Twelfth-century-Renaissance-
Christian-Europe-and-the-Almohad-Islamic-Empire
33 A. Harris, Britain and China at opposite ends of the world?
Archaeological methodology and long-distance contacts in
the sixth century. In: A. Harris (ed.).: Incipient
Globalisation? Long-distance Contacts in the Sixth Century.
BAR International Series 1644. Oxford: Archaeopress 2007,
pp. 91-104. POUZE PŘÍSLUŠNOU ČÁST KNIHY
Harris-A_Incipient-Globalization.pdf
34 Drausche, J. ‘Byzantine’ and ‘oriental’ imports in the
Merovingian Empire from the second half of the fifth to the
beginning of the eight century. In: A. Harris (ed.).: Incipient
Globalisation? Long-distance Contacts in the Sixth Century.
BAR International Series 1644. Oxford: Archaeopress 2007,
pp. 53-73. POUZE PŘÍSLUŠNOU ČÁST KNIHY
Harris-A_Incipient-Globalization.pdf