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Kovalev, Roman K. (2001) Mint Output in Tenth-Century Bukhără: a Case Study of Dirham Production and Monetar y Circulation in Northern Europe. Russian History, 28. 245-271 doi:10.1163/187633101x00145

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TitleMint Output in Tenth-Century Bukhără: a Case Study of Dirham Production and Monetar y Circulation in Northern Europe
JournalRussian History
AuthorsKovalev, Roman K.Author
Year2001Volume28
PublisherBrill Deutschland GmbH
DOIdoi:10.1163/187633101x00145Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKovalev, Roman K. (2001) Mint Output in Tenth-Century Bukhără: a Case Study of Dirham Production and Monetar y Circulation in Northern Europe. Russian History, 28. 245-271 doi:10.1163/187633101x00145
Plain TextKovalev, Roman K. (2001) Mint Output in Tenth-Century Bukhără: a Case Study of Dirham Production and Monetar y Circulation in Northern Europe. Russian History, 28. 245-271 doi:10.1163/187633101x00145
In(n.d.) Russian History Vol. 28. Brill Deutschland GmbH

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