Type of family structure in different provinces of the region of Extremadura in the mid-17th century
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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.
Amount destined to the salvation of the soul in wills as a reflection of religiosity in the urban world of the city of León and in the rural world of Sahagún
Resource showing the evolution of the population of the Crown of Castile during the Modern Age using different historical sources.
Table reflecting the evolution of the 4-generation household in the parish of San Martín de Caldelas to visualise the demographic North Atlantic model
Resource that deals with the structural model of families in the Galician region of Baixo Minho to see the demographic sociology of households according to their social status
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