Map of the ports of the Kingdom of Valencia between 1250 and 1520.
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Trade, dyeing and textile production in Valencia
Market and craft economy in the north of Valencia in rural and urban areas
Drawing of “Máquina para trillar las mises” by Lorenzo Sánchez Mansilla. It is an illustration of the work: “Dissertación de la máquina para trillar”, by Juan Cristóbal Manzanares
Representation of cochineal cultivation and production. The image shows a picture of a cultivated cactus, where the mealybug has swarmed well.
The image shows a view of the almadraba of Zahara de los Atunes (Cádiz) from land. In the past, tuna traps were an important part of the fishery and offered high economic returns to whoever was in charge of their exploitation. The catches could be kept salted and marketed far from their place of origin.
Evolution of precious metals on their arrival in Spain from the Americas
Economics. Bills of exchange as a form of agile financial lending in the Modern Age
Fluctuations in the price of a bushel of wheat (1700-1712) according to crises and wars; showing their impact on demography
Resource showing the number of merchants and traders in mid-18th century Spain, a time when the Bourbon monarchy was the main market where France sold its products
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