Mining, Monies, and Culture in Early Modern Societies

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CONTENTS

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS

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INTRODUCTION

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I Metals Mining and Trade: Japan, China and Europe

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CHAPTER ONE DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPANESE COPPER METALLURGY FOR COINAGE and FOREIGN TRADE IN THE EARLY EDO PERIOD

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CHAPTER TWO WATER DRAINAGE IN THE MINES IN TOKUGAWA JAPAN: TECHNOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENTS AND ECONOMIC LIMITATIONS

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CHAPTER THREE NAGASAKI: A THORN IN THE EYE OF THE SHOGUNATE?

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CHAPTER FOUR SILVER MINES IN FRONTIER ZONES: CHINESE MINING COMMUNITIES ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN BORDERS OF THE QING EMPIRE

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CHAPTER FIVE THE ADMINISTRATION OF MINING IN LATE MEDIEVAL and EARLY MODERN EUROPE (FOURTEENTH TO EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES)

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II Money in Government & Everyday Transactions

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CHAPTER SIX KEEPING BOOKS AND MANAGING A STATE TRANSPORT: LI BOLONG'S COPPER CONVOY OF 1807

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CHAPTER SEVEN ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS CONCERNING COUNTERFEITING AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CHINA

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CHAPTER EIGHT CASH AND COMMERCE IN THE POEMS OF QING CHINA

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CHAPTER NINE A TWO-YEAR MERCHANT STRIKE (1636- 1637) AND THE CHINESE IN MANILA: THE SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY CRISIS IN THE PHILIPPINES

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III Pictorial Sources in the History of Technology

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CHAPTER TEN PICTURE SCROLLS AS A HISTORICAL SOURCE ON JAPANESE MINING

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CHAPTER ELEVEN THE SUMITOMO COPPER REFINERY SITE: COPPER PRODUCTION IN THE KODO ZUROKU AND IN AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATION

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CHAPTER TWELVE THREE SCROLL MAPS OF THE JINSHAJIANG AND THE QING STATE COPPER TRANSPORT SYSTEM

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IV Geographic Analysis

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CHAPTER THIRTEEN GEOGRAPHICAL DIMENSIONS OF MINING AND TRANSPORT: CASE STUDIES IN MOUNTAINOUS YUNNAN

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INDEX OF NAMES

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