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1 Between Antiquity and the Middle Ages: What Happened? 3
2 The Decline of the Roman Empire 13
3 The Peoples of Europe 28
4 Childeric and Other Early Dark Age Kings 47
5 What Happened to the Roman Cities? 70
6 Roman Londinium to Saxon Lundenwic: Continuity and Change (A.D. 43-800) 88
7 New Centers in the North 121
8 The Revolution in the Countryside 130
9 Crafting Tools and Ornaments for the New Societies 142
10 Royal Exchange and Everyday Trade 153
11 Spread of the New Religion 170
12 Arts, Scholarship, and Education 186
13 Charlemagne's Elephant and the History of Europe 199
App Selected Museum Collections 203
Sources and Suggestions for Further Reading 205
Acknowledgments 217
Illustration Credits 219
Index 221
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