Eylfertiges Bedencken Über Einigen Neulich Gefundenen Rendesburgischen Naulis Oder Danicis: Das Ist, Von Demjenigen Gelde, So Die Vormahlige Cimbrisch (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273795985)

Eylfertiges Bedencken Über Einigen Neulich Gefundenen Rendesburgischen Naulis Oder Danicis explores recently discovered Rendesburgian Naulis or Danicis, offering insightful commentary on their historical and cultural significance. Authored by Gottlob Lehmann, this work delves into the monetary practices of the early Cimbrian-Holstein inhabitants, particularly concerning the custom of providing the deceased with a specific travel or ferry penny.

Lehmann's study sheds light on the economic and social customs of the time, providing valuable insights into funeral traditions and monetary beliefs. Through detailed analysis and historical context, this book offers readers a deeper understanding of the early monetary systems and their role within the community. This work remains an important resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the cultural and economic history of the region.

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