Rural Granaries in Northern Gaul (Sixth Century BCE – Fourth Century CE) : From Archaeology to Economic History

Abstract

Rural granaries in northern Gaul (sixth century BCE – fourth century CE) offers a comprehensive account of rural grain storage and its role in the economy of a key region of the Roman Empire. Readership: All interested in the economic history and in the agriculture of the Roman Empire, and more generally of pre-industrial agrarian economies.