Population dynamics in italy in the middle ages: new insights from archaeological findings.  

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Barbiera, Irene ; Dalla-Zuanna, Gianpiero

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Population and Development Review vol. 35 no. 02 (Jun. 2009), page 367.
Topik: Population Dynamics; Italy

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Although debate continues over how best to interpret available data, scholars now generally agree that Classical Roman Italy (2nd century BCE-5th century CE) was characterized by high mortality (an average life expectancy at birth of 20-25 years) and high fertility (on average at least 6 children per woman). The latter was facilitated by a young age at first marriage for women (age 20 or younger), universal marriage, an absence of contraception during marriage, and relatively brief durations of breastfeeding (Scheidel 2001: Caldwell 2004).

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