here are some explanations: https://history.stackexchange.com/a/16701
The Black Death killed c. 50% of Europe's population 1346-1353. Within a century, it came back with the Renaissance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Death …pic.twitter.com/hMHNPAjaP2
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It came back in 1362 not in a century.
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And very good wages for those spared.
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To the survivors go the spoils.
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I'd worry about the underlying data. Plague had reached Kilkenny in Ireland by early 1348.
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Yes.The map looks a little bit too isomorphic.John Clyn (1349) and Ole Benedictow (2004):the Black Death landed in Ireland in August 1348.
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If we assume the BD killed more on the left side of the bell curve, could these higher IQers have triggered the Renaissance?
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enrichment from southeast
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Hmm.. timing seems to be around the rise of the Hanseatic League. Schumpeterian Creative-Destruction a bit? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanseatic_League …
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So, what was up with Cracow and Milan ?
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