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Title: Revue Numismatique Authors: Rovelli, Alessia Abstract: Recent research carried on into Carolingian Italy tend to conclude that royal power was fairly successful in running public administration and ensuring military defence of the Lombard Kingdom, after its conquest by the Franks. From a monetary point of view, the reforms introduced by Charles the Great to bring Italy progressively into the Frankish system were equally successful. This success has been furthe emphasized by new analyses on the intrinsic value of the Italian issues.The situation appears different when we focus on the mints. Their very limited number is an anomaly which we are attempting to understand

2008-12-31T23:00:00Z Rovelli, Alessia http://hdl.handle.net/2067/1825 2011-04-01T00:30:56Z 2009-12-31T23:00:00Z

Title: Archeologia Medievale Authors: Rovelli, Alessia Abstract: L'articolo propone un'analisi del convergente sviluppo della circolazione monetaria in due regioni contigue (Lazio e Toscana) che videro anche svilupparsi modelli insediativi non molto dissimili. L'organizzazione della produzione monetaria appare, invece, parzialmente diversa, data la più precoce apertura, in Toscana, di zecche comunali. La penetrazione di alcune emissioni "extra regionali" (Venezia e Pavia)è stata analizzata in rapporto all'ampliarsi della circolazione di altre classi di materiali archeologici, cercando anche di mettere in luce i limiti di questo approccio. Infine viene sollevato il problema del possibile ruolo dell'argento non monetato nel precoce sviluppo del commercio mediterraneo pisano. Description: This paper proposes an analysis of the parallel arise of monetary circulation in two adjacent areas (Latium and Tuscany) that saw the development of similar settlement models while, on the contrary, the organization of monetary production appears partially different, due to a more precocious opening of communal mints in Tuscany.The spreading of several "extra-regional" issues (Venice and Pavia) has been analysed in relation to the increased circulation of other goods, paying attention to the limits of this approach. Besides, the problem is raised of a possible role met by uncoined silver in the precocious development of the Mediterranean commerce of Pisa.

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