| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The real transformation, then, of the Jordanian countryside at the end of Mamluk rule was in the collapse of the medieval iq???a?? system, and the state-imposed agricultural regimes that were a part of it, through privatization of farmland and a return to more traditional forms of settlement (in small villages and local market centers) and land use (mixed farming on a small scale). 21On a concludi
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