The Establishment of New Units of Production in Carolingian Times: Making Early Medieval Sources Relevant for Environmental History
Christoph Sonnlechner
Medievalists have been arguing for decades about the consequences of changes in agrarian structures as they can be seen documents from early Middle Ages. This article approaches topic point view environmental history. Processes transformation referring to land organization and use between 700 900 continental Europe are focus this study. Identifying role Carolingians purported processes changing agro-ecosystems is another. Two regions which were integrated into Carolingian empire course eighth century, Bavaria Provence, form basis a comparative approach find out more relation society nature. A closer look at sources, source criticism, terminological analysis make it possible recognize direct influence on production than recent years.
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