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• W2022740110 abstract "In looking at production of pottery and cheese in southwest of France, we want to suggest that over long term region had a much more complicated history of production than its present, predominantly rural economy might suggest. The manufacturing processes were linked symbiotically with other local activities, and were often carried out by peasants working in agriculture for a good part of year. Some of these products were exported on a large scale to distant parts over a long period and were produced not only on a commercial, but with pottery approaching an industrial scale. Our data came from a local region in rural France, but they suggest that for both Europe and elsewhere attempts to lay out a periodisation of economy, especially in terms of an age of manufactures and what has been called proto-industrialisation, have been much too rigid and need to be rethought. The region has been affected by fact that advance of industrialisation in twentieth century has paradoxically led to de-industrialisation of region, resulting in continual migration of its workforce. So this manufacturing sector is hardly proto-industrial in a chronological sense. While it displays many of features associated with idea of proto-industrial production, it has to be seen not simply as a forerunner but as a widespread example of manufacturing and even industrial activity that needs to be considered in its own right and that goes back many centuries. Certainly region was a long way from subsistence agriculture-a label that has often been pinned on it. A recent symposium on proto-industrialisation, a term invented by Mendels only in 1969, defines this concept as the expansion of domestic industries producing goods for non-local markets which took place in many parts of Europe between sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. Often, although not always, such industries arose in countryside, where they were practised alongside agriculture.' For Mendels this proto-industrial phase, which covers period" @default.
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• W2022740110 title "Rural Manufacturing in the Rouergue from Antiquity to the Present: The Examples of Pottery and Cheese" @default.
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