2014
DOI: 10.3406/numi.2014.3257
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Reccopolis y los contextos numismáticos de época visigoda en el Centro de la Península Ibérica

Abstract: Les manifestations de la politique de développement urbain adoptée par le royaume wisigoth de Tolède et par ses édiles sont bien attestées dans les cités à la fin du VIe siècle. L’établissement de nouveaux centres, comme ce fut le cas à Reccopolis, a entraîné une réorganisation de l’État qui a également concerné la production monétaire. La mise en place du nouveau réseau monétaire a conduit à une période de renforcement qui s’achèverait en 584. Ce premier modèle s’est accompagné du mandatement de plusieurs cen… Show more

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“…3a, b ), which roughly coincides with the onset of the LALIA and probably linked to the volcanic eruptions and the cold climate conditions 2 , 27 , could be considered an important factor for the spread of the famine and plagues during the mid-6th century CE in Iberia. After the drought period I (545–570 CE), the Visigothic state under king Leovigild (Visigothic king, reign 568/569–586 CE) was able to consolidate a policy of centralization, territorial expansion, and strengthening of the fiscal system after a long period of monetary devaluation 46 . It is likely that the climate amelioration could have contributed to an improvement of agriculture and, therefore, of the kingdom administration and stability, which could also have contributed to a better economic condition for the construction of new urban centers, such as Reccopolis (578 CE), Victoriaco (581 CE) and Oligicus (621 CE).…”
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“…3a, b ), which roughly coincides with the onset of the LALIA and probably linked to the volcanic eruptions and the cold climate conditions 2 , 27 , could be considered an important factor for the spread of the famine and plagues during the mid-6th century CE in Iberia. After the drought period I (545–570 CE), the Visigothic state under king Leovigild (Visigothic king, reign 568/569–586 CE) was able to consolidate a policy of centralization, territorial expansion, and strengthening of the fiscal system after a long period of monetary devaluation 46 . It is likely that the climate amelioration could have contributed to an improvement of agriculture and, therefore, of the kingdom administration and stability, which could also have contributed to a better economic condition for the construction of new urban centers, such as Reccopolis (578 CE), Victoriaco (581 CE) and Oligicus (621 CE).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como conocemos por el ejemplo de Pamplona (García-Barberena y Unzu, 2013), el trabajo del cuero podía estar relacionado con el trabajo en hueso. Las decoraciones prensadas en cuero, con troqueles o cuños como los que proponemos en este trabajo, se enmarcarían en este mismo proceso, aunque el hecho de que estas piezas requieran de una prensa (y de un espacio dedicado a ella, que pudiera ser un taller) quizá pertenecieran más al ámbito profesional que al doméstico, lo que encajaría perfectamente en el caso de Recópolis con su ceca (Castro, 2014), y talleres de orfebrería (Gómez de la Torre, 2011) y de soplado de vidrio (Castro y Gómez de la Torre, 2008).…”
Section: En Busca Del Trabajo En Cuero De éPoca Visigodaunclassified