Changing Landscapes: A Call for Renewed Approaches to Social History, Natural Environment,and Historical Climate in Late Medieval Provence
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31 décembre 2016
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Mud Slinging and the Past On a September day in 1366, some men met on the banks of the Drouille, a stream that flowed from the mighty Durance, in the days when that great river was still undammed and more powerful. The Drouille then flowed through the fields along the left bank of the Durance, running northwestwardly to the walled town of Manosque, feeding fields and gardens as it went. The men who met bankside were not there to plant, swim, or fish, but instead engaged in an earthy confronta...