Note sur quelques &lt;i&gt;fulūs&lt;/i&gt; de Narbonnaise ( Première moitié du VIII&lt;sup&gt;e&lt;/sup&gt; siècle)

Sénac, Philippe; Gasc, Sébastien; Rebière, Julien; Savarese, Laurent

doi:10.3989/alqantara.2010.v31.i1.127

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“…35 Remember that the Muslims conquered Narbonne in 719, and Pepin the Short took Narbonne from the Muslims in 759. Sénac, Gasc, Rebière & Savarese 2010;Sénac, Gasc, Melmoux & Savarese 2014;Sénac 2015: 53-60, 238. The confrontation with the Umayyads of al-Andalus, who were themselves facing the ‗Abbāsids, fostered his good relations with Baghdad (Cf.…”

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The Orient in the West. The Consolidation of the Umayyad Monetary System in al-Andalus during the 2nd/8th Century

Armada

2023

Ukr. Numismat. Annu.

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During the 2nd/8th century, the consolidation of the Umayyad monetary system took place in al-Andalus. In this process, the influence of Eastern coinage played a decisive role and shows us the fact that al-Andalus was one more territory of Dār al-Islām. The first Andalusi issues, despite having their own local characteristics, were deeply influenced by Eastern elements because they were immersed in the policy of the Umayyad caliphate. After a transitional period, Andalusi dinars and dirhams were adjusted to ‘Abd al-Malik’s reform, becoming fully Arabized currencies. In this process, they were also adjusted to Eastern parameters. The coin hoards of this period show the importance of Eastern coins in the economy of al-Andalus because they were the main currency circulating in the territory. When the Umayyad caliphate of Damascus was replaced by the ‘Abbāsid caliphate, and al-Andalus became an Independent Emirate from the ‘Abbāsid caliphate in 138/756, the maintenance of Umayyad monetary features was the best expression of their dynastic vindication and rejection of the caliphate of Baghdad. The political break with the East was not only reflected in the issues but also in the monetary circulation, as is evidenced by coin hoards. Unlike the previous period, the main circulating currency was the Andalusi dirham, which is evidence of the monetary autonomy and consolidation of the Umayyad monetary system in al-Andalus.

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The Orient in the West. The Consolidation of the Umayyad Monetary System in al-Andalus during the 2nd/8th Century

Armada

2023

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“…Aun así, ésta es una moneda también fechada a principios del siglo VIII; es preciso recordar que no abundan este tipo de hallazgos en la zona al sur de los Pirineos, mientras que al norte se empieza a tener una visión más amplia sobre este tipo de numerario (SéNAC & alii, 2010 Uno de los fenómenos arqueológicos que caracterizan este tipo de emplazamientos, de los cuales contamos en el área catalana con diversos casos y que tienen una finalidad productiva muy clara, es la presencia de dos grupos sociales diferenciados que comparten el mismo asentamiento, identificados, sobretodo, por la forma de enterrar a sus miembros. Así, se ha visto que mientras un grupo es inhumado en tumbas de losas construidas a tal efecto, el otro, que no dudamos en etiquetar de esclavos (ROIG & COLL, 2011c), es depositado, o incluso arrojado, en espacios destinados a contener los desechos sociales, normalmente silos o fosas en desuso.…”

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La integración de Tarrakuna y su territorio en al-Andalus (s. VIII)

Arango

2014

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A r q u e o l o g í a y T e r r i t o r i o M e d i e v a l 2 0 , 2 0 1 3 . p p . 1 1 -3 0 I . S . S . N . : 1 1 3 4 -3 1 8 4 RESUMENA inicios del siglo VIII, el antiguo regnum gothorum se vio fragmentado en diferentes territorios políticos, como muestra la simultaneidad de dos reyes (Rodrigo y Akhila) entre 710-711. Con la conquista islámica de la Península Ibérica y la formación de al-Andalus, las diversas regiones conocieron distintos destinos: algunas aristocracias pactaron con los conquistadores, otras se vieron sometidas por la fuerza. Pero la tradición historiográfica ha visto en la ciudad de Tarragona una excepción, un caso aislado. El objetivo de este artículo es plantear una nueva hipótesis, según la cual, durante todo el siglo VIII, madinat Tarrakuna formó parte del Estado andalusí de la misma forma que otras antiguas sedes episcopales visigodas.Palabras clave: Tarragona, conquista, al-Andalus, Arqueología, Toponimia ABSTRACTAt the beginning of the 8 th century, the ancient regnum gothorum seemed to be fragmented in several political territories, as the coexistence of two different kings (Roderick and Akhila) within the years 710-711 would show. As a consequence of the Islamic conquest of the Iberian Peninsula and the formation of al-Andalus, those regions would suffer different fates: some would come to an agreement with the conquerors, some would be subdued by force; but traditional historiography has seen an exception in Tarragona. The aim of this paper is to present a new hypothesis, according to which madinat Tarrakuna would be part of the Andalusinian State during the 8 th century, just as the rest of the Wisigothic sees did.

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Numismatics data about the Islamic conquest of the Iberian Peninsula

Gasc

2019

Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies

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Note sur quelques <i>fulūs</i> de Narbonnaise ( Première moitié du VIII<sup>e</sup> siècle)

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The Orient in the West. The Consolidation of the Umayyad Monetary System in al-Andalus during the 2nd/8th Century

The Orient in the West. The Consolidation of the Umayyad Monetary System in al-Andalus during the 2nd/8th Century

La integración de Tarrakuna y su territorio en al-Andalus (s. VIII)

Numismatics data about the Islamic conquest of the Iberian Peninsula

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