“Virtual” coins and communications
Michael McCormick
In 1961, Polish archaeologists must have disrupted the flow of tourists from vaporetti, local water buses, to splendid Byzantine mosaics Torcello. The eleventh-century church on this island marks one oldest settlement centers early medieval Venice. itself was rebuilt a structure which, judge an inscription, governor had dedicated in 639. Right next church, Poles sank sounding trench into market square. This be very place that tenth-century emperor called “great market.”
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