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Pirenne thesis: a standalone construct

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History

the claim that the Mediterranean economy of antiquity ended not with the fall of Rome but with the Arab conquests.

In history, Pirenne thesis refers to the claim that the Mediterranean economy of antiquity ended not with the fall of Rome but with the Arab conquests. This meaning comes from Pirenne (1937) in Mahomet et Charlemagne.[1]

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References

  1. Pirenne, H. (1937). Mahomet et Charlemagne. F. Alcan. Open Library record

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