Composition and typology of the endowed goods in an Andalusian agricultural locality, marking its economic component and sexual differentiation
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4. Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe.
Example that analyses the dynamics of the offspring of families in two municipalities in central-southern Spain to see the life cycle in the creation of new family nuclei
Typology of servants in a rural environment, a reflection of economic activity and family dependency
Geographical mobility of the servants settled in Jorquera and Casas Ibáñez. Graduated radial effect with a north-south tendency
Table showing the evolution of food consumption of an adult male in Seville. Rising rent prices had an impact on the lack of access to expensive calories (meat and fish)
Table showing the textile typology of English imports to the Iberian Peninsula and the evolution of consumption patterns with respect to previous times
Table analysing the place of residence of traders and distributors transporting products to Madrid, Segovia and Toledo, with traders from Burgos standing out
Resource reflecting the provincial population of the Crown of Castile in the mid-18th century
Distribution of inheritances to see the distribution of inheritances according to social groups, analysing the impact of the legitimate, third of improvement and fifth of free disposal in both rural and urban areas
Resource showing the number of inhabitants in the provinces of the Crown of Castile in 1683. In his reconstruction, the author applies a coefficient to obtain the number of inhabitants.
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