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Handelingen der maatschappij voor geschiedenis en oudheidkunde te Gent, Sep 26, 2001
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Handelingen der Maatschappij voor Geschiedenis en Oudheidkunde te Gent, 1997
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Medieval and Modern Matters, 2013
The town of Gent developed since the Early Middle Ages into one of the most important towns of no... more The town of Gent developed since the Early Middle Ages into one of the most important towns of north-western Europe in the tenth century famous for its cloth industry. The wealth generated in the textile industry is testified by the large number of medieval stone houses in the town. The quality of information extracted from written sources and architecture contrasts with the limited amount of traditional archaeological evidence from excavations in Gent.
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Revue du Nord, 1980
Laleman M.C., Vandenhoute J. Journée "Viking" à Gand. In: Revue du Nord, tome 62, n°247... more Laleman M.C., Vandenhoute J. Journée "Viking" à Gand. In: Revue du Nord, tome 62, n°247, Octobre-décembre 1980. pp. 930-932
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Gentse Vereniging voor Stad, Archologie, Landschap, Monument v.z.w, 2021
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This report discusses in chapter 10 the research results from the physical anthropological research on 546 individuals.