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Concrete sites are often used to define concrete sheaves, but what class of toposes do the toposes of (non-concrete) sheaves on (small) concrete sites form? More specifically, how is it different from local toposes?
By the characterization of local sites, we can show that the topos of sheaves on a (small) concrete site is local, as shown in this nLab page. Although the converse does not hold at the level of sites, it does not directly imply that the classes of toposes of sheaves are different.
I think perhaps your second link doesn't go where you meant it to!
Thanks! I hope it's fixed now.