The Middle Ages
Katja Vehlow
The main economic activity throughout the Jewish Middle Ages was local and regional. mercantile activities were regulated by halakha laws of their ambient societies, as well an interplay two, many contemporary scholars postulate that Christian or Islamic law superseded in most areas. profile medieval European Jews relatively limited. ownership agricultural land is attested particularly south, mostly related to viniculture, seems have been ongoing. active salt production, milling, industries textiles, from luxury dye stuff producing expensive fabrics. political conditions shared commonalities across geographical regions, even they exhibited unique characteristics. Many standard depictions turn out, on closer inspection, be more product modern conceptions imagination than realities.