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2 result(s) for "Slave trade Mediterranean Region History To 1500."
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That most precious merchandise : the Mediterranean trade in Black Sea slaves, 1260-1500
by Barker, Hannah, 1983- author in Slave trade Mediterranean Region History To 1500. , Slavery Mediterranean Region History To 1500.
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Imagination and History Converge
Imagination and History Converge
by MALKIEL, DAVID in Clergy , Diaspora , History
2022
During the Middle Ages people identifying themselves as Danites, that is, members of the tribe of Dan, periodically appeared in the Jewish diaspora, mainly in the Mediterranean basin. An examination of the sources excavates the circumstances of these cases, suggesting a scenario that explains how these individuals came to emerge from the obscurity of their brethren. This scenario is then situated in a broader historical context. The discussion concludes by addressing the implications of these experiences for our understanding of history.
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