The early Middle Ages saw a boon in trade and the expansion of open-air markets.

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The early Middle Ages, often referred to as the Dark Ages (circa 500-1000 AD), were characterized by a decline in trade and urban life following the fall of the Roman Empire. The period saw a significant reduction in long-distance trade, and many of the established marketplaces and towns from the Roman era fell into disuse or diminished in importance.

The Early Middle Ages Saw a Boon in Trade and the Expansion