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Ancient history

the period of roughly 150 to 750 CE treated as an era of transformation and creativity in the Mediterranean world rather than mere decline.

In ancient history, late antiquity refers to the period of roughly 150 to 750 CE treated as an era of transformation and creativity in the Mediterranean world rather than mere decline. This meaning comes from Brown (1971) in The world of late antiquity, AD 150-750.[1]

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Brown, P. R. L. (1971). The world of late antiquity, AD 150-750. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780155976337

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