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Perché Brescia non è Divenuta la Capitale del Regno Longobardo?

by Sandra Alvarez
February 4, 2011

Perché Brescia non è Divenuta la Capitale del Regno Longobardo?

Długosz, Dominika (Kraków)

Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization, vol.10, Kraków (2007)

Abstract

Visitando oggi la città italiana di Brescia si è profondamente colpiti dal suo notevole passato storico-artistico, che si può ripercorrere nel Museo della Città Santa Giulia e nella zona del forum romanum e del capitolium; quindi per un’archeologa medievista appare evidente porsi la domanda già indicata nel titolo di questo articolo e, per la prima volta, segnalata nel 2000 da Gian Pietro Brogiolo.

L’obiettivo principale di questo lavoro è tentare di cercare una risposta at- traverso le fonti, soprattutto archeologiche, ma sempre legate alle condizioni sociali, storiche, geopolitiche, culturali e vorrei presentare gli argomenti con i quali risulterebbe che Brescia poteva probabilmente divenire nell’VIII sec., l’urbs regia del regno longobardo nell’Italia settentrionale.

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