The reduced population weakened the Mediterranean region's defenses against adversaries from remoter parts of Europe that had not been affected by plague.
You can see how the population was reduced and what had all happened.
The reduced population weakened the Mediterranean region's defenses against adversaries from remoter parts of Europe that had not been affected by plague.
You can see how the population was reduced and what had all happened.
This outbreak seems to have been a bubonic rather than pneumonic plague. The bacteria attacked the lymph system, resulting in fevers, egg-shaped, black buboes as the lymph nodes in victims' armpits and groins became overwhelmed, delirium, and a death rate of about 50%. Contemporary historians claimed that more than half the population of Constantinople died, with death rates reaching between 5,000 and 10,000 daily. In other cities such as Rome and Ravenna, plague killed up to 40%; while as many as 20% of country people died.
It's insane to see how an outbreak can wreck so many things and effect all these people.
Theodoric died without a male heir, so the kingdom passed to his young grandson Athalaric, with his mother Amalasuntha as regent.
It's really cool to see how he died without a male heir and this is how it was passed to his young grandson
So once again, we need to be as specific as we can in defining the costs and benefits, and evaluating the trade-offs that came from these changes.
The more people in a particular region, the more items will begin to cost and the benefits more items. The more costs the more people will struggle to get items and do the trades.
Every once in a while they might come together with other bands, possibly in seasonal festivals at which they would share news and knowledge as well as giving young people the opportunity to find a mate outside their tiny community.
As they went out of their groups during seasonal festivals helps them learn new things and ways of doing things. This also helps them find their mates and learn from their mates and share them with their communities. I think this is very interesting as it helps them grow their communities and learn new ways.