This new work from Thomas Gallant provides a highly original
analysis of the ancient Greek domestic economy. The nature of their
environment together with only rudimentary technology caused the
Greek peasants to develop an extensive but delicate web of
risk-management strategies. The author details these strategies
alongside the key adaptive measures by which the ancient Greeks
coped with major fluctuations in food production and supply. As a
whole, the book makes a major contribution to the perennial debate
about how peasants secure the basic conditions of material
subsistence.
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